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Construction applications for nanomaterials are "here and now"
Nanotechnology in Construction forecasts to 2011, 2016 & 2025
India | Posted on July 4th, 2007
There is considerable interest in academia, the investment community and among manufacturers about the exciting opportunities offered by nanoscale materials. Although many applications for nanotechnology remain theoretical (such as the fabled "space elevator"), construction is one area where several "here and now" applications have already emerged. While current use is limited (demand in 2006 totaled less than $20 million in the US), the market is expected to approach $400 million within ten years.
Performance attributes generate excitement
Nanomaterial producers promise numerous benefits from nano-enhanced construction products, including:
low maintenance windows
long lasting scratch resistant floors
super strong structural components
improved longer lasting house paint
healthier and safer indoor climates
self cleaning skyscrapers
antimicrobial steel surfaces
improved industrial building
maintenance
lower energy consuming buildings
longer lasting roads and bridges
The use of nanomaterials allows product manufacturers to offer longer product warranties. Building owners are expected to enjoy lower maintenance costs while consumers can look forward to houses that maintain themselves.
Can nanotechnology live up to its promise?
While nanomaterials are already making inroads into certain construction applications, many obstacles remain to widespread adoption of this technology, including the conservative nature of construction contractors, the complicated nature of building codes and the sometimes too high expectations of consumers. In addition, material and manufacturing costs remain an issue in cost sensitive, large volume applications while concerns over health and safety are also at the forefront of discussions. Some suppliers will be able to overcome these factors and establish significant markets for nanomaterials in construction applications, while other products are expected to remain only niche market curiosities.
Study coverage
Nanotechnology in Construction is a new Freedonia industry study available for $4500. The study provides recent historical data and forecasts to 2011, 2016 and 2025 by product, application and market. It also presents information on industry participants, including companies, government agencies and laboratories, and universities with nanomaterial research and development activities.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Market Environment
General
Macroeconomic Outlook
Demographic Outlook
Nanotechnology Overview
Definitions
Nanomaterials Overview
Size
Conventional Materials
New Materials
Research & Development Overview
Public
Private
Commercialization Factors
Pricing Issues
Environmental & Regulatory Issues
International Activity
Construction Industry
overview
Construction Expenditures
Construction Stock
Building Construction Trends
Residential Construction
Housing Outlook
Housing Stock
Improvements & Repairs
Nonresidential Construction
Construction Expenditures
Improvements & Repairs
Nonbuilding Construction Trends
Products
General
Metal Oxides
Titanium Dioxide
Silica
Alumina
Other
Clays
Other
Applications
Cement & Concrete Additives
Coatings
Adhesives
Composites
Sensors
Other
MARKETS
Windows & Doors
Siding
Paints & Coatings
Plumbing
Lighting
Flooring
Climate Control
Roads & Bridges
Other
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
General
Industry Participants
Manufacturers
End Users
Government
Academia
Acquisitions & Divestitures
Cooperative Agreements
Competitive Strategies
Manufacturing
Marketing & Distribution
Company Profiles
List of Tables & Charts
Executive Summary
1 Summary Table
Market Environment
1 Macroeconomic Indicators
Cht Nanomaterial Size Comparison
Cht Surface Area-to-Volume
Comparison
2 Nanotechnology Research &
Development Spending by Sector
3 US Government Fiscal-Year
Spending on Nanotechnology
Construction Industry
Overview
1 Construction Expenditures
2 Building Construction Expenditures
3 Residential Construction
Expenditures
4 Housing Environment
5 Residential Repair &
Improvement Expenditures
6 Nonresidential Construction
Expenditures
7 Nonresidential Repair &
Improvement Expenditures
8 Nonresidential Building Stock
9 Nonbuilding Construction
Expenditures
Products
1 Nanomaterial Demand in
Construction by Type
Cht Nanomaterial Demand in
Construction by Type,
2011 & 2025
2 Nanoscale Metal Oxide
Demand in Construction
Cht Nanoscale Metal Oxide Demand in Construction, 2011 & 2025
3 Nanoscale Titanium Dioxide
Demand in Construction
4 Nanoscale Silica Demand
in Construction
5 Nanoscale Alumina Demand
in Construction
6 Other Nanoscale Metal Oxide
Demand in Construction
7 Nanoscale Clay Demand
in Construction
8 Other Nanomaterial Demand
in Construction
Applications
1 Nanomaterial Demand in
Construction by Application
Cht Nanomaterial Demand by
Application, 2011 & 2025
2 Cement & Concrete Additive
Demand for Nanomaterials
3 Coating Demand for Nanomaterials
4 Adhesive Demand
for Nanomaterials
5 Composite Demand
for Nanomaterials
6 Sensor Demand for Nanomaterials
7 Other Construction Applications
for Nanomaterials
MARKETS
1 Nanomaterial Demand in
Construction Markets
Cht Nanomaterial Demand by
Market, 2011 & 2025
2 Window & Door Market
for Nanomaterials
3 Paint & Coating Market
for Nanomaterials
4 Siding Market for Nanomaterials
5 Plumbing Market for Nanomaterials
6 Flooring Market for Nanomaterials
7 Lighting Market for Nanomaterials
8 Roads & Bridges Market
for Nanomaterials
9 Other Construction Markets
for Nanomaterials
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures
2 Selected Cooperative Agreements
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