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Nanotechnology leads to better fuel efficiency in cars


Published on 2025-01-19 00:22:18 - Knowridge
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  • Nanotechnology is also being used to improve the efficiency of fuel itself. Traditional fuels like gasoline and diesel often burn incompletely, leading to wasted energy and higher emissions. Adding nanoparticles to fuels can enhance the combustion process, making it more complete and efficient.

The article from Knowridge discusses how nanotechnology is being utilized to enhance fuel efficiency in automobiles. Researchers are developing nanoscale materials and coatings that reduce friction within engine components, thereby improving engine efficiency and reducing fuel consumption. Specifically, nanoparticles like titanium dioxide and cerium oxide are being integrated into engine oils and fuel additives to act as catalysts, promoting more complete combustion of fuel. This not only increases the mileage per gallon but also decreases emissions, contributing to environmental benefits. Additionally, the use of nanostructured materials in tires and other car parts helps in reducing weight and improving aerodynamics, further aiding in fuel savings. The article highlights that these advancements could lead to significant improvements in vehicle performance and sustainability, potentially transforming the automotive industry's approach to energy efficiency.

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