Nanotechnology

[JJWalecka]

I was just reading about Nanotechnology. Holly cow the things I don?t know. LOL.

Anyone know how that technology will effect the electrical industry? I read about how it might help with Hydrogen pipelines and nanochips.

Feedback and thoughts are welcome.

JJ

 

[mdshunk]

It's too small to run a conduit to it, so I couldn't care any less about it.

 

[JJWalecka]

Mdshunk Its ok to say you don't know. We won't judge you.


JJ

 

[chris kennedy]

It's too small to run a conduit to it, so I couldn't care any less about it.

We will probably live long enough to use conduit made out of it.

 

[iwire]

I read about how it might help with Hydrogen pipelines and nanochips.

Feedback and thoughts are welcome.

JJ

Mm-mm ..... Nanochips ..... they are great with Salsa:wink:

 

[480sparky]

Mm-mm ..... Nanochips ..... they are great with Salsa:wink:

Yeah, but it takes about 16 quadrillion to fill you up.:smile:

 

[brian john]

I did the EMF testing on a nano lab affected my bottom line in a positive way, site failed and we had to do additional testing, a simple one week job turned into a fairly decent project.

 

[charlie]

. . . Anyone know how that technology will effect the electrical industry? . .

Not yet. However, it seems that every new thing on the scene will be used in some manner.

 

[dereckbc]

Anyone know how that technology will effect the electrical industry?

Well it has already happened with respect to solar PV cells with a company call Nano Solar. Basically they print nano particles on plastic sheets. Instead of costing $3 per wat to manufacture, they have brought it down to about $1 so they claim.

On a related note there is non reflective glass being made to house solar panels that use nano technology in the form of coatings.

There are some batteries already on the market, and a lot of research to use the technology to make large storage batteries for renewable energy systems like solar, wind, hydro, etc..

Down the road I think you will see a lot of materials used in the trade like insulation, pipes, super batteries, and even semi-super conductors. The technology is in its infancy stages with a lot of research going on.

Currently there are about 500 peoducts on the market You can search here if interested.

 

[peter d]

It's too small to run a conduit to it, so I couldn't care any less about it.

Absolutely false. Haven't you seen the new 5 picometer EMT they stock at the supply house?

 

[mdshunk]

Absolutely false. Haven't you seen the new 5 picometer EMT they stock at the supply house?

How would I see it, even if there was such a thing?

 

[peter d]

How would I see it, even if there was such a thing?

You mean you don't own a portable electron microscope? And I thought you had all the tools...I guess not. :roll:

 

[ed downey]

Interesting article on Nano-Technology and Solar Power.

-Ed

 

[JJWalecka]

Thank you very much for your info and feedback

JJ