Electric Dough Containing Metal Nanoparticles Produced in Iran
‘Yasin Shimi Ghoghnous’ firm has managed to make the electrically conductive dough in which metallic nanoparticles made of heavy nonferrous precious metals are uniformly dispersed.
It bears a low electrical resistance and serves as deformable joints for electronic circuits.
The uniform dispersion of conductive metal nanoparticles throughout the dough has resulted in reduced electrical resistance and enhanced current transfer efficiency.
The nano-based electric dough can be used in heater circuit on the rear windshield of vehicles.
In a relevant development last month, researchers at a number of Iranian knowledge-based companies succeeded in using nanotechnology for developing different products to increase the vehicles' performance in hot summer days.
A knowledge-based company in Iran produced and commercialized ethylene glycol-based engine coolant for light vehicles which has better performance than common coolants in the market due to the presence of nanoparticles.
Decreasing the depreciation of the cooling system, reducing the frequency of turning on the car’s fan, preventing the car from overheating, increasing the resistance of the cooling system against corrosion, decreasing the temperature of the amp when using the air conditioning system, increasing the life of the cylinder head gasket, improving the efficiency of the car engine, preventing the formation of deposits in the car radiator and the significant reduction in car fuel consumption are among the advantages of this product.
Also, another Iranian knowledge-based firm produced various radiators reinforced with nanotechnology which can be used for all types of cars.
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