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NANOTECHNOLOGY in Defense Presented by : Puneet Mehrotra Director – Reinste Nano Ventures Pvt. Ltd. Reinste Nano Ventures Designed to deliver the purest… Reinste Nano Ventures Designed to deliver the purest…

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NANOTECHNOLOGY in

Defense

Presented by : Puneet MehrotraDirector – Reinste Nano Ventures Pvt. Ltd.

Reinste Nano Ventures Designed to deliver the purest…

Reinste Nano Ventures Designed to deliver the purest…

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About Us

Reinste Nano Ventures emphases the significance of purest Nanomaterials with uniform composition free from any adulterants for class research and production purposes.

Finest research Grade of nanomaterials Largest type of nanomaterials repository Custom synthesis of required nano particles Tie-ups with renowned and innovative new generation

nanotechnology companies Brings high grade nanotechnology and products in India

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Nanotechnology: key enabling factor to advanced systems development

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Current Major thrust Nanotechnology is acting as gap filler between the basic

material research and the industrial applications

World/India is investing in nanotechnology to grow in its role as major player in the Aerospace ,Defence & Security Systems, Electronics, Healthcare and pharmaceuticals markets.

In defense the major thrust is aimed to the exploitation of nano-solutions in the fields of Wearable technology solutions – New generation textiles Soldiers food and food technology Protective Gears (defense electronics, sensors and structural materials) Armaments

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Use of nanomaterial in wearable technology :War-fighter developmental protective clothing and devices.

Protection against G-induced loss of consciousness, loss of situational awareness, spatial disorientation, and high altitude hypoxia.

Micro/nanotechnology applicable to life support and protective devices.

Protection against hypothermia/ hyperthermia

Auxiliary or integrated human cooling and heating systems.

Integrated helmet mounted displays, multi-mode helmet vision system technology.

Advanced filter/device development for eye and / or sensor protection.

War fighter / equipment compatibility;

Breathing systems and advanced concept approaches for current and future applications.

Crash protection, advanced restraint systems (all axes of restraint), and seating concepts.

Emergency egress/escape concepts such as but not limited to improved signaling/locating, thermal signature reduction, and day/night cloaking technologies.

Integrated communications systems, wearable electronics

Hearing protection and communication capabilities in high noise environments.

Integrated floatation systems. Human strength enhancement

technologies. Garment textiles/materials, flame

resistant / melt-proof fibers, webbings, water-proof, high-stretch, breathable fabrics, durable, malleable, lightweight conductive-network fabrics, low-bulk/high flexibility vascular compression mechanisms for acceleration protection, fast-response cooling/heating textiles.

Camouflaging systems.

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Soldiers’ Food and Nanotechnology

Food Preservation & Packaging

Food preservation refers to any one of a number of techniques used to prevent food from spoiling. All foods begin to spoil as soon as they are harvested or slaughtered. Some spoiling is caused by such microorganisms as bacteria and mold. Other spoilage results from chemical changes within the food itself due to natural processes such as enzyme action or oxidation.

Soldier’s food need to be preserved for so many days and for that we need such pouches which are very much effective in preservation

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Food Packaging Applications of Nanomaterials: Features & Concerns

Applications FeaturesNanocomposites Incorporating nanomaterials into the

packaging to improve physical performance,Durability, Barrier properties, Biodegradation.

Nano-coatings Incorporating nanomaterials onto the packaging surface (either the inside or the outside surface, or a sandwiched as a layer in a laminate) to improve specially the Barrier Properties.

Surface biocides Incorporating nanomaterials with Antimicrobial properties acting on the Packaging Surface

Active packaging Incorporating nanomaterials with Antimicrobial or other properties (e.g. Antioxidant) with intentional release into- and consequent effect on the packaged food.

Intelligent Packaging Incorporating Nanosensors to monitor and report on the condition of the food.

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Nanomaterials for Food Preservation

Nanoclay & Carbon Nanotube Nanocomposites: Bottles made with nanocomposites minimize the leakage of carbon dioxide out of the bottle; this increases the shelf life of carbonated beverages without having to use heavier glass bottles or more expensive cans.

Nanocomposites provides: Barrier property enhancement Chemical and thermal stability Flame retardation in combination with FR agents Processing Characteristics Mechanical properties improvement

Increase stiffness without loss of flexibility Increased dimensional stability

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Silver Nanoparticles in food storage

Another example is food storage bins with silver nanoparticles embedded in the plastic. The silver nanoparticles kill bacteria from any food previously stored in the bins, minimizing harmful bacteria.

Gelatin, chitosan and silver nanoparticles are used in making the biodegradable film. Gelatin which is a heterogeneous mixture of water soluble proteins is used as a component of biodegradable packaging materials.

Silver nanoparticles are used in the film to enhance its antimicrobial properties, because nanosilver has been widely used as a coating on various substrates to utilise its sterilizing properties.

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Application of Nanotechnology in Protective- Gears

Fabrics: An innovative way of incorporating nanomaterials into the fabric which will result in it being cool in summer and warm in winter.

Ballistic vests:  Inclusion of nanomaterials (nanosilver) as anti-microbials into the panels of ballistic vests to reduce heat stress problems for an individual soldier. Nanotube fibers are used to make a material seventeen times tougher than the Kevlar. Future developments are to use nanotechnology to create Smart and Interactive Textiles (SMIT) that can sense electrical, thermal, chemical, magnetic, or other stimuli.

Various types of helmets:  To fabricate materials incorporating nanomaterials of different types into blends of synthetic and natural fabrics and foams, and to use them inside the helmets to reduce the temperatures within the helmets.

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Applications of nanotechnology in Chemical /Gas sensors

Nanomaterials in Soldiers Mask

Poisonous gases were known about for a long time before the First World War but military officers were reluctant to use them as they considered it to be a uncivilized weapon. These gases are very much harmful and soldiers must be protected from inhaling them. For this, they need such masks, which can stop the gas before reaching to their inhaling system.

Nanotechnology can help our soldiers in a very much effective way. There are various nanomaterials based gas sensors which can detect these gases and can filter them out of the mask. The materials used in these sensors are:

Carbon Nanotubes

Graphene

TiO2

WO3

SnO2

CuO

ZnO2

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Nanotechnology for DIPAS

Premium Research grade nanomaterials

Semi- finished nanotech products

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Research Grade Nanomaterials

• Carbon Nanotubes• Nanodiamonds• Nanoceramics• Quantum Dots• Nanometals• Fullerenes• Nanowires• Nano and Micro Salts• Tectomers• PEG Derivatives• Phosphonic Acid Derivatives

Industrial Grade nanomaterials

• NPCC• Nano Graphite• Aluminium Nitride• Silicon Nitride• Silicon Carbide• Titanium Nitride• Zirconium Carbide• Nano Silver

Research Grade & Industrial Grade nanomaterials

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Non-Oxide Nano Ceramics

(We can produce nearly any ceramic in nano sized form, thus we areexpecting here the concrete wishes from our customers)

Aluminium NitrideBoron NitrideBoron CarbideGallium AntimonideGallium ArsenideSilicon CarbideSilicon nitrideTitanium Boride

Titanium CarbideTitanium CarbonitrideTitanium NitrideZirconium CarbideTitanium Boride -

Boron CarbideTitanium Boride -

Boron Carbide - Tungsten Boride

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Oxide Nanoceramics

(Along with the listed NanoCeramics many other ceramics can producede.g. NanoCeramics from Rare Earth Oxides, HfO2, MgO+C, TiO2, TiC, TiN, BN, Y2O3

Thus we are expecting here the concrete wishes from our customers.)

Aluminium oxide( alpha & gamma)Cerium oxideCopper oxideIndium oxideIron (II,III) oxideIron (III) oxideStrontium oxide

Tin oxideTitanium oxideZinc oxideZirconium oxideSilicon dioxideMagnesium Oxide

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Nanowires

(Metallic nanowires of different elements can be synthesized. Besides of those presentin this catalogue, we can perform custom synthesis of other nanowires like Au,Ni-Co and Ni-Fe of various compositions etc.)

Cobalt Nanowires

Copper Nanowires

Nickel Nanowires

Silver Nanowires

Lead Nanowires

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Quantum Dots

(Luminescent inorganic nanocrystals (Q-dots). The emission wavelength is a function of the crystal size - crystals of the same chemistry can have the emission maxima in a wide range. CdTe hydrophilic Q-dots are coated with –COOH groups and can be easily used for labeling purposes for chemical and biological applications. CdSe/ZnS and ZnCdSe/ZnS (core/shell type) Q-dots are hydrophobic and are soluble in most non-polar organic solvents.)

CdTe Quantum Dots, powder, hydrophilic ( from 510nm to 780nm emission wavelength)

Easily forms colloidal solutions in water. Terminated with -COOH group.Ideal for labeling purposes. Coupling with -NH2 groups can be achieved through.EDC-mediated esterefication.

CdSe/ZnS (core/shell) Quantum Dots, powder, hydrophobic ( from 530nm to 650nm emission wavelength)

Highly luminescent semiconductor nanocrystals coated with hydrophobic organic molecules. Readily soluble in hexane, heptane, toluene, chloroform, tetrahydrofuran, pyridine. Not soluble in water, alcohols, ethers.

ZnCdSe/ZnS (core/shell)Quantum Dots, powder, hydrophobic ( from 440nm to 480nm emission wavelength)

Highly luminescent semiconductor nanocrystals coated with hydrophobic organic molecules. Readily soluble in hexane, heptane, toluene, chloroform, tetrahydrofuran, pyridine. Not soluble in water, alcohols, ethers.

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Tectomers

(Tectomers are a novel type of self-assembling molecules. The structure of a tectomer represents several oligoglycine units linked to one common center. The pH dependent formation of strong hydrogen bonds between molecules leads to their self assembly into extra-regular 2-D or 3-D layers of monomolecular thickness.10 mg of any tectomer is enough for coating of more than 2 m2 of surface.)

Tectomer 2-tailed, C7H12(-CH2-NH-Gly5)2 * TFA (Purity: > 95%)

 Tectomer 3-tailed, CH3C(-CH2-NH-Gly5)3 * TFA

(Purity: > 95%)

 Tectomer 4-tailed, C(-CH2-NH-Gly7)4 * TFA

(Purity: > 95%)

 

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PEG Derivatives

(PEG oligomers are processed into a variety of derivatives. A high purity for intermediates and products is maintained, and our catalogue items have an overall purity exceeding 95%. In comparison to PEG products obtained from polydisperse material, the use of our compounds is therefore more consistent.)

mPEG Thiol (Purity: > 95%. Colorless liquid)

mPEG Thiol Acid (Purity: > 95%. Oily liquid)

PEG NHS Ester Disulfide (Purity: > 95%. Oily liquid)

Biotin PEG Disulfide (Purity: > 95%. Powder)

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Phosphonic Acids Derivatives

Alkylphosphonic acids are widely used for production of nanoparticles such as quantum dots, nano-metals, nano-ceramics. By varying the carbohydral chain length one canchange the particles‘ shape and size. Besides, they can be used for coating of many materials (including nanoparticles) by condensed hydrophobic monolayers.

n-Alkylphosphonic acids kit

n-Hexylphosphonic acid, tech.( C6H13P(O)(OH)2

n-Octylphosphonic acid, tech.( C8H17P(O)(OH)2.

n-Decylphosphonic acid, tech. (C10H21P(O)(OH)2.

n-Dodecylphosphonic acid,tech. (C12H25P(O)(OH)2.

n-Tetradecylphosphonic acid,tech. (C14H29P(O)(OH)2.

n-Hexadecylphosphonic acid,tech. (C16H33P(O)(OH)2.

n-Octadecylphosphonic acid,tech. (C18H37P(O)(OH)2.

Benzylphosphonic acid,tech. (C6H5-CH2-P(O)(OH)2.

Benzhydrylphosphonic acid,tech. ((C6H5)2CH-P(O)(OH)2.

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Custom Synthesis

Apart from available Nano products, we also provide the Custom Synthesis Service to our customers according to their needs.

We can vary the shape, size and various other parameters of nano products according to the use through custom synthesis, but it has some terms & conditions.

Terms & Conditions are:

• Custom Synthesized product will take 15 more days from available product to get delivered.

• Custom Synthesized product will cost more than available product.• There is some fixed quantity of product to be ordered for custom synthesis. Order

of less than that quantity would not be entertained.

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Reinste nanomaterials have been deployed in numerous academic and industrial applications. Though not all applications below have been specifically used with our materials, there generally are a large number of applications available to the nano-experimentalist.

 Silver Nanomaterials Bioprobes , Biosensors Catalysts, Chemical sensors Chemical sensors Components for integrated

circuits Conductive coatings Aluminum Nanomaterials Catalyst carrier,Ceramic additives Ceramic-metal solder Conductive coatings,Conductive

pastes High thermal-conductivity

materials Integrated circuit components &

Sintering additives Gold Nanomaterials Biosensors & Catalysts Displays & Electrical component Electrochemical sensors Microelectronic devices Photocatalysts Photoelectrochemcial devices &

Polarizing filters

Aluminum Oxide Nanomaterials

Grain-growth inhibitor & Heat-transfer fluids (suspensions)

Polymer nanocomposites for improved tribological behavior

Aluminum Nitride Nanomaterials

Electrical insulation Electronic packages & Heat

exchange High-temperature crucible

coatings Polymer-, metals & ceramic-based composites, Substrates for Integrated Circuits

Cerium Oxide Nanomaterials

Buffer layer for superconductors Coatings for infrared filters Coloring agents for plastics Electrolyte and/or electrode

materials for solid oxide fuel cells " Heat resistant alloy coatings & Sintering additives

Ultraviolet absorbent (absorption at ~ 400 nm is the strongest for any oxide)

Basic Applications of nanomaterials

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Iron Nanomaterials Catalysts Drug carriers Electromagnetic-wave absorption Ferrofluids High density magnetic recording Magnetic pastes

Iron Oxide Nanomaterials Anticorrosive agents Catalysts Gas sensors-Nonlinear optics Pigments Semiconductors

Silicon Nitride Nanomaterials

Ball bearings & Wear parts Ball valves and parts Corrosion resistant turbine Cutting tools - Grinding wheels Insulating parts - Strengthening

materials (for Al etc)

Copper Nanomaterials Capacitor materials & Catalysts Conductive coatings Conductive inks - Conductive

pastes High thermal conductivity

materials Lubricant & Sintering additives

Erbium Oxide Nanomaterials Capacitors & High-temperature

corrosion-resistant coatings. Metal-oxide-semiconductor

transistors Dopants for optical fiber and laser

materials

Cobalt Nanomaterials Contrast agents in magnetic

resonance imaging Electromagnetic-wave absorption Electromagnetic-wave radiation

shielding for cellar phone. Ferrofluids- High density magnetic

storage Magnetic inks & Magnetic toner in

xerograph

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Silicon Carbide Nanomaterials

Catalyst support & Ceramic cutting tools

Ceramic engine parts, Grinding wheels

Hard disc and a support for multichip modules & High-temperature and high-power semiconductors

High-temperature fluid transport parts

High hardness grinding materials High-temperature sealing valves High-temperature spray nozzles Mirror or coatings for extreme

ultraviolet environment

Nanocomposites (e.g., Si3N4/SiC, SiC/polymer)

Strengthening materials for Al, Al2O3, Mg, and Ni

Wall in future nuclear fusion reactors

Wear resistant parts & Superplasticity

Silicon Dioxide Nanomaterials

Additives in cosmetics for UVB and UVA shielding

Additives in epoxy resin for improved solidification

Antibacterial powder Bookmarkers & Biosensors Filled nematic liquid crystals Humidity sensors Infra-red reflection Light diffusors in LEDs Low dielectric constant fillers Metal or ceramics nanocomposites Nonviral nanoparticle gene vector Opalescent pigments Optical and optoelectronic

elements Photonic band gap materials Polishing, Sealing Spacers in audio/video tapes Thermal insulators Thin film substrates,Drug carriers Electrokinetic chromatography Electronic substrates

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Titanium Dioxide Nanomaterials

Additives in plastics Agglomerates for thermal sprays Air/fuel ratio controller in automobile Attenuation of ultraviolet light Demilitarization of chemical and

biological warfare agents Electrode materials in lithium

batteries Energy converter in solar cells Photocatalytic degradation of bacteria

and grime (for self-cleaning and self-sanitizing)

Photochemical degradation of toxic chemicals

Piezoelectric capacitors Pigment for paints, Polishing agent Solid oxide fuel cell, UV protection Waste water purification

Silicon Nanomaterials High refractive-index nanocomposites Light emitters Nonvolatile memory devices Thin film electronics

Zirconium Oxide Nanomaterials

Additives in lubricating oil for improved antifriction

Buffer layer for growing superconductors

Ceramic glazes (unstabilized ZrO2)

Crucibles (yttria stabilized ZrO2) Engine parts, Fireproof materials Ion conductors Optical coatings Oscillators, Oxygen sensors Piezoelectric crystals

(unstabilized ZrO2) Protective coatings against

corrosion or wear Refractories (yttria stabilized

ZrO2) Structural materials Thermistors Data storage media EMI/RFI shielding High thermal conductivity

materials

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Nano Silver – in textiles for Garments and Footwear Silver has been used for the treatment of medical

applications for over 100 years due to its natural antibacterial and antifungal properties.

When we perspire, bacteria thrive in the damp fibers and where bacteria thrive, odor thrives too. When Nano Silver contacts with bacteria and fungi, they adversely affect cellular metabolism and inhibit cell growth and they finally kill them to almost 100%.

Forms of Silver particles that are used in textile Liquid Nano Silver Nano Silver PET/PP Master Batch Nano Silver Polyamide 6 Master Batch Nano Silver impregnated yarn

Effects of using Nano Silver Safe on the Skin Safe for the Environment Long Lasting & Durable Function

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Liquid Nano Silver

Material Min. orderamount

Technical data

Safety data

Description

Si Li W10

0.5 Kg available available liquid, water based Nano-Silver, content 100.000 ppm = 10 %

Si Li W25

0.5 Kg available available liquid, water based Nano-Silver, content 250.000 ppm = 25 %

Si Li W x 0.5 Kg available available liquid, water based Nano-Silver, content depending on customers request, up to approx. 50 %

can be mixed with any water based liquid and many other liquids.

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Fibers and Yarns

Material Min. orderamount

Technicaldata

Description

Staple fibers

Si PET stapel fiberC 400

1 bale(approx.270 kg)

available PET Staple fiber, 1,5 Dtex, 38 mm, 400 ppmfor common blendings, e.g. cotton

Si PET HCS staplefiber M 200

1 ton available PET Staple fiber, 1,15 Dtex, 38 mm, 200 ppm,for various applications

Si PET HCS staplefiber 7/si 200

1 ton available PET Staple fiber, 7 Dtex, 32 mm, 200 ppm, siliconized for fillings

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Fibers and Yarns : Filament fibers and yarn

Material Min. orderamount

Technicaldata

Description

Si PET fil. fiber 200

1 ton available PET multi filament fibers, various Dtex e.g 80D/100F, (POY, DTY, FOY)200 ppm, for fabrics and knitware

Si PET/PA fil. Fiber 200

1 ton available PET/PA conpund 70/30 multi filament fibers, various Dtex, 200 ppmfor fabrics and knitware

Si PET/COT Yarn 200

1 ton available PET/COT blended Yarn Nm 50/2 (=200(2)Dtex), 200 ppmfor fabrics and knitware

Si PA mon fil. fiber200

1 ton available PA mono filament fiber, various Dtex, 200 ppm

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Fabric and Fleece

Material min. orderamount

technicaldata

description

Fleece

PET fleece On request available PET fleece, various possbilites

PET/PA fleece On request available PET/PA fleece, various possibilities, e.g. 30 gsm

PP fleece On request available PP fleece, various possbilites

PP/COT fleece On request available PP/COT 50/50 fleece, various possibilities

Silver content can be adjusted on request .T/C fabric 40/60 Twill, 160 ppm, un-dyed or dyed.Polymer range and specifications can be adjusted on request, delivery times will be accordingly.

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Nano Silver - Master Batches

Material Min. orderamount

TechnicalData

description

Si MB PET/ 6.5

25 kg available PET Nano-Silver master batch, content 6.500 ppm = 0,65 %

Si MB PA/ 6.5 25 kg available PA Nano-Silver master batch, content 6.500 ppm = 0,65 %

Si MB PA6/ 6.5

25 kg available PA6 Nano-Silver master batch, content 6.500 ppm = 0,65 %

Si MB PP 6.5 25 kg available PP Nano-Silver master batch, content 6.500 ppm = 0,65 %

Si MB PTT 6.5

25 kg available PTT Nano-Silver master batch, content 6.500 ppm = 0,65 %

Si MB ABS 6.5

25 kg available ABS Nano-Silver master batch, content 6.500 ppm = 0,65 %

Si MB PBT/ 6.5

25 kg available PBT Nano-Silver master batch, content 6.500 ppm = 0,65 %

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Joint Product development initiative

Reinste Nano Ventures

& Nano Science & Technology Consortium

NSTC has been performing this role to perfection since the past six years, and has been expanding its ambit to include researchers, government bodies, corporate houses, students, businessmen and technocrats, to help them benefit mutually from each other.

NSTC has successfully positioned itself in the domains of technology transfer, journal publications and conducting nanotechnology based trainings across the globe since past 7 years.

NSTC is also the supporting partners of Bangalore Nano Event since past 3 consecutive sessions.

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Thank you

Presented by : Puneet MehrotraDirector – Reinste Nano Ventures

[email protected]

Reinste Nano Ventures Designed to deliver the purest…