Events4th Coatings and Interfaces Online Conference
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This submission belongs to the session S3. Coatings and Thin Film Deposition of the event 4th Coatings and Interfaces Online Conference
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16 May, 2025
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author-avatarAdrian David
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Mahdiyeh Rahmani Del Bakhshayesh, Azizeh Rahmani Del Bakhshayesh, Nanoceramic-Enhanced Cement and Coatings: Pioneering Advanced Materials for Enhancing Performance and Durability, in Proceedings of 4th Coatings and Interfaces Online Conference, 21 May–23 May 2025, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland
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Nanoceramic-Enhanced Cement and Coatings: Pioneering Advanced Materials for Enhancing Performance and Durability

1. Al-Zahra Technical & Vocational College, Tabriz, Iran, Iran
2. Department of Tissue Engineering, Faculty of Advanced Medical Sciences, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran, Iran
Abstract

Introduction: Nanoceramic materials are playing a pivotal role in advancing the development of high-performance coatings and thin films, significantly improving the performance and durability of cementitious composites and surface treatments. These materials, including nano-silica, nano-titania, and nano-alumina, have shown exceptional promise in enhancing key properties such as mechanical strength, chemical resistance, and environmental resilience. The incorporation of these nanoceramics into coatings has led to substantial improvements, making them an ideal solution for various industrial applications.

Methods: The addition of nano-silica to cementitious materials has been shown to increase compressive strength by up to 20%, primarily due to its pozzolanic activity, which facilitates the formation of additional cementitious compounds and refines the microstructure at the nanoscale. This refinement process results in a more compact and homogeneous material, enhancing its mechanical properties. Similarly, nano-titania and nano-alumina contribute significantly to reduced permeability and enhanced chemical resistance, improving the durability of coatings under harsh environmental conditions. These nanoparticles fill voids within the material matrix, refining the interfaces between particles and enhancing overall structural integrity.

Results: In recent studies, microstructural investigations have provided visual confirmation of these enhancements, showing denser, more uniform networks within the material. These improved structures not only contribute to the mechanical properties but also the longevity and environmental performance of the coatings, ensuring that they can withstand the effects of weathering, chemical exposure, and physical wear.

Conclusion: The integration of nanoceramic materials into coatings represents a significant breakthrough in surface engineering, offering new opportunities for creating sustainable and high-performance materials in the construction industry. Future research will focus on optimizing nanoparticle concentrations, assessing long-term durability and performance under real-world conditions, and evaluating the environmental and economic impacts of these advanced materials. With continued innovation, nanoceramics have the potential to revolutionize the field of coatings and surface treatments.

Keywords
: Nanoceramic materials
Cementitious composites
Advanced coatings
Mechanical durability
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