THE ROLE OF NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS IN ENHANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND THEIR APPLICATION IN AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
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This article highlights the role of nanostructured materials in improving energy efficiency, their applications in aerospace engineering, and their significance for sustainable development. The high mechanical strength, thermal stability, and functional properties of nanomaterials have enabled their widespread use in aerospace technologies. Research indicates that employing nanostructured materials represents a strategic direction in reducing energy consumption and minimizing negative environmental impacts.
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