Advances in Engineering Materials
Select Proceedings of FLAME 2020
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Beschreibung
This book presents select proceedings of the International Conference on Future Learning Aspects of Mechanical Engineering (FLAME 2020). This book, in particular, focuses on characterizing materials using novel techniques. It covers a variety of advanced materials, viz. composites, coatings, nanomaterials, materials for fuel cells, biomaterials among others. The book also discusses advanced characterization techniques like X-ray photoelectron, UV spectroscopy, scanning electron, atomic power, transmission electron and laser confocal scanning fluorescence microscopy, and gel electrophoresis chromatography. This book gives the readers an insight into advanced material processes and characterizations with special emphasis on nanotechnology.
This book presents select proceedings of the International Conference on Future Learning Aspects of Mechanical Engineering (FLAME 2020). This book, in particular, focuses on characterizing materials using novel techniques. It covers a variety of advanced materials, viz. composites, coatings, nanomaterials, materials for fuel cells, biomaterials among others. The book also discusses advanced characterization techniques like X-ray photoelectron, UV spectroscopy, scanning electron, atomic power, transmission electron and laser confocal scanning fluorescence microscopy, and gel electrophoresis chromatography. This book gives the readers an insight into advanced material processes and characterizations with special emphasis on nanotechnology.
Covers emerging applications of smart and nano-materials Presents a range of characterization techniques to predict material compatibility Includes reports on energy-efficient and eco-friendly materials for fuel cells
Autor*in
Bhupendra Prakash Sharma
Themen in »Advances in Engineering Materials«
Experimental and Computational Materials Material Processing Material Characterization Fabrication Techniques Nano Materials Bio Materials Corrosion and Degradation FLAME 2020 Nanomaterial