The book explores the modifying effects of various nanofillers on mechanical and physical properties of polymer nanocomposites. Looking at the four basic aspects of processing, characterization, properties, and applications, it analyses how their features can allow for innovative multifunction within industry.

Covering design, production and manufacture, the book focuses on meeting end-use requirements and fabrication of materials. The importance of mindful design and use of the appropriate synthesis method is the primary lens through which theory and practice are discussed. This volume looks at the various synthesis methods available within organic nanofillers, and what characterises them. Properties including mechanical, thermal, electrical and tribological are thoroughly examined, alongside the various computational techniques to determine them. With important sustainable properties, nanofillers are essential to meeting increasing demand for biodegradable and environmentally friendly materials. This book details the role nanofillers have to play in sustainability, alongside economic factors such as efficient manufacturing processes.

The book will appeal to both academic and industrial engineers involved with nanofillers, in a variety of industries including automotive, aerospace and biomedical engineering.