Nano – Technology

Nano Carbon Fiber

CONTENT:

02INTRODUCTION

01
NANO-TECHNOLOGY
DEFINED:
NANO-TECHNOLOGY
 Nano-Technology refers to science, engineering, and
application of materials (Thiessen, 2015).

 It’s use of materials on the scale of molecules can allows

precise to control over their properties.

 It’s a field of science that deals with the manipulation at

the atomic level.

 It dedicate to designing, producing, and using structure,

devices, medicine and many more. (Pantalla, 2022)
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THE EFFECT ON
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NANO-TECHNOLOGY 03
SOCIETY

02INTRODUCTION
 CARBON FIBER:
INTRODUCTION TO
 Nano Carbon fiber is a material made of carbon nanotubes.

 Carbon fiber is an extremely strong and lightweight

material, which is much stronger than a steel (Jennings ,
2016).

 It’s commonly used in industries such as aerospace,

automotive, and sports.

 It’s often used in parts that requires low weight and high
strength such as body panels and structural supports. (Behance, 2012)
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PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL
02INTRODUCTION 04
PROPERTIES

THE EFFECT ON
03
SOCIETY
 FIBER ON SOCIETY:
THE EFFECT OF CARBON (Gilboy, 2019)

 Carbon fiber has economic benefits on society.

 Carbon fiber has been used in a various industrial

applications such as aerospace, automotive and
sports equipment.

 Carbon fiber is a lighter and stronger material.

 It has environmental impact on society (Technol, (Shalynn, 2015)

2017).

 It is innovation, increased durability, aesthetic appeal

and it has developed high-performance products.
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THE EFFECT ON UNEXPECTED

03 05CONSEQUENCES
SOCIETY

PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL
04
PROPERTIES
OF CARBON FIBER:
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Physical Properties:
 Lightweight
 Strong
 High stiffness
 High tensile strength
 Low thermal expansion
 High chemical resistance
 Low density (P & A, 2017)
Chemical Properties:
 High strength-to-weight ratio
 Nonmagnetic
 Low electrical conductivity
 High thermal conductivity
 Oxidation resistance
 High resistance to heat
 Low coefficient of
friction(Patwary, 2022)
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PHYSICAL/
04 CHEMICAL 06 CONCLUSI
ON
PROPERTIES
UNEXPECTED
05
CONSEQUENCES

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 CONSEQUENCES:
THE UNEXPECTED
 Carbon fiber production contributes to greenhouse
gas emissions.

 Carbon fiber is difficult to recycle and can end up in (Jason, 2019)

landfills.

 Carbon fiber composites can be difficult to repair,

(Ginger, 2018)
leading to increased costs and waste (Harris, 2017).

 Carbon fiber has environmental impact, limited color

options, fire risk, strength limitations and it is
sensitive to impact.
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UNEXPECTED
05 07BIBILOGRAPHY
CONSEQUENCES

06CONCLUSION

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:
CONCLUSION
 Carbon fiber is a material with many benefits.

 The increased use of carbon fiber can have negative impacts

on society, the environment, and human health.

 Carbon fiber has potential negative impacts which can lead to

climate change.

 The carbon fiber industry is growing rapidly, and it is

important to ensure that its growth is sustainable and (Henry, 2020)
responsible.
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06CONCLUSION

07BIBILOGRAPHY

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BIBLIOGRAPH
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