Handbook of Modern Coating Technologies
Coating Properties
- 1st Edition - March 1, 2029
- Latest edition
- Editors: Mahmood Aliofkhazraei, Ali Nasar, Mircea Chipara, Nadhira Bensaada Laidani, Jeff Th.M. De Hosson
- Language: English
Surface engineering was founded by detecting surface features which destroy most of pieces, e.g. abrasion, corrosion, fatigue, and disruption; then it was recognized, more than ev… Read more
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Surface engineering was founded by detecting surface features which destroy most of pieces, e.g. abrasion, corrosion, fatigue, and disruption; then it was recognized, more than ever, that most technological advancements are constrained with surface requirements. Probably, the key importance of surface engineering is producing new materials, which are just resulted in advance coating. Though electronic and optical electronic apparatuses are sharp examples, but nowadays most of mechanic engineering blocks are included in this topic. This handbook includes new aspects of surface engineering regarding nanocoatings and biocoatings from their fabrication methods to properties and usages in five volumes.
- Describe new methods: New methods will be described such as plasma-based treatments, which enables the reader to find easily (time saving) in one source all the new treatment methods and select the most appropriate for his/her particular problem/situation
- Show the properties and mechanisms: Properties and also possible mechanisms will be discussed in this book by well-known invited experts and can be used for industry people to compare for industrialization of new methods for specific components with desired properties
- Classification of new methods: There will be a part for classification of all discovered methods up to now, even those discussed in this book or those not. It will help better understanding of treatments and also show which treatments are near each other in setup for possible replacement of conventional methods
- New applications: Some new applications for new world can be discussed. This handbook will also show the methods that can be consider as a successful replacement of hazardous methods such as chromate plating and possible applications
- Advantages and drawbacks
- Illustrates comparison for new methods and their ability to optimise the properties
- Other usual features that add for more attraction such as written statements from well known scientists
- We will have a foreword for the book written by a Nobel Laureate (such as Professor Sir H. W. Kroto and/or Professor Jean-Marie Lehn) – Also we will ask well-known groups to grant permission for using some of their images for cover design
Surface scienstits and reserach students in the area of nano-coatings and their applications.Chemists, chemical engineers and material scientists as well as coating engineers in industry
Influenced properties for desired usages
Size affected properties in nanocoatings and biocoatings will be discussed by experts. New findings will be focused beside a new review for the functional properties of modern coatings. These topics include but not limit to this list:
Mechanical properties such as
Hardness
Wear resistance
Friction coefficient of atomic layers and nanocoatings
Anti-scratch properties
Roughness of nanolayers/biolayers
Mechanical support of biocoatings in simulated body environments
Electrochemical/chemical properties such as
Corrosion of nanocoatings
Nanocrystalline coatings and their electrochemical activity
Dissolving and matching of nano/biocoatings in SBF solutions
Electrochemical activity of nano/biocoatings in use as drug delivery systems such as Super-paramagnetic Iron oxide nanoparticles (SPION)
Electrochemical properties of nanocomposite layers
Nanocoatings as corrosion inhibitors
Properties of nano-capsules in biocoatings
Size affected physical properties such as
Optical absorption
Brittleness
Color
Density
Electrical conductivity
Flexibility
Luminance
Opacity
Permittivity
Specific heat
Anti thermal-shock coatings
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: March 1, 2029
- Language: English
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Mahmood Aliofkhazraei
Mahmood Aliofkhazraei is assistant professor in the department of materials science at the Tarbiat Modares University, where he also earned his master's degree and Ph.D. in corrosion and protection of materials. Dr. Aliofkhazraei has authored over 60 scientific publications on nanostructured coatings and thin films and has received numerous scientific awards, such as Khwarizmi award. He was selected among the 10 top best nanotechnologists in his country.
Affiliations and expertise
Assistant Professor, Department of Materials Science, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, IranAN
Ali Nasar
Nasar Ali’s research interests are focused on different coating materials, such as carbon and deposition methods (e.g. CVD, PVD), plasma assisted treatments and nanomaterials. Dr. Nasar Ali has published extensively with over 120 research publications in the field. Dr Ali serves on the editorial board of several nanotechnology related journals, such as Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Journal of Nano Research etc. Furthermore, Dr Ali chairs some high profile international conferences such as NANOSMAT and MPA.
Affiliations and expertise
Founder and Chairman, NanosmartMC
Mircea Chipara
Mircea Chipara is Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics and Geology. The research of Dr. Chipara is focused on materials obtained by dispersing nanometer - sized particles with different physical properties (mechanical, optical, thermal, electrical, or magnetic) within polymeric matrices (nanocomposites). Such materials may exhibit multifunctional properties and may present smart capabilities. Due to their low weight and outstanding physical properties, nanocomposites have potential applications as space materials. The research of Dr. Chipara also includes a thorough investigation of the fundamental mechanisms and processes responsible for the degradation of polymers and polymer – based nanocomposites.
Affiliations and expertise
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Texas, USANB
Nadhira Bensaada Laidani
Nadhira Laidani is a Senior Scientist and Research Unit leader at the Center for Materials and Microsystems of FBK, Trento, Italy. She received her diploma of “Engineer in Petrochemistry” from the National Institute of Hydrocarbons and Chemistry (INHC) of Algiers, Algeria, and her Ph.D degree in Applied Chemistry from P.& M. Curie University, Paris, France. She joined FBK (former ITC) in 1991 to conduct her research activity in thin film deposition and characterization, plasma surface treatment and plasma chemistry.
Affiliations and expertise
Senior Scientist and Research Unit leader, Center for Materials and Microsystems of FBK, Trento, ItalyJD
Jeff Th.M. De Hosson
Professor Jeff Th.M. DeHosson (born 1950) holds a PhD in Physics of the Groningen University (with highest distinction, thesis supervisor Andre Wegener Sleeswijk) and after his postdoctoral years in USA (Northwestern Un. and UCBerkeley) was appointed in 1977 by the Crown to full Professor Applied Physics. His research focuses on the structure-property relationship in structural and functional nanostructured materials, in which ultra-high resolution transmission electron microscopy and surface modification techniques are key issues. He is elected member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences (division physics), Royal Holland Society for Sciences, editor of 3 international journals, including Scripta Materialia, member of editorial board of 12 journals and elected Fellow of various foreign scientific societies, including TMS and ASM-International. He holds Honorary professorships of Tsinghua Un -Beijing, UST-Beijing and Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Un PortElisabeth –SA. He received a number of international awards, including the Eminent Scientist Medal Wessex-Great Brittain/Un. of Southampton, the prestigious European Materials God Medal in 2005 and NanoSmat prize 2009. He published more than 800 articles, including 77 papers in Acta Materialia and supervised up to 2011 in total 69 PhD theses and 316 master students.
Affiliations and expertise
University of Groningen, Department of Applied Physics, Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials, Groningen, The Netherlands