Potential of Graphene in the Structural Materials for Marine and Ship Architectures

Graphene, the 2-D NSM, has created waves since it emerged with an unbeatable property: superior mechanical, thermal, and electrical behavior. Therefore, it is expected to significantly improve performance in maritime and ship architectural structures by bringing enhanced stiffness and strength, high corrosion resistance, and reduced weight. The paper brings out the unique properties of graphene and its composite systems—particularly coatings used for marine purposes. The last section of the paper highlights the most recent findings in graphene-based polymer matrices and hybrid composites that show promise as materials with markedly better performance compared to conventional systems. During this time, graphene could revolutionize marine engineering due to its toughness, low weight, and effectiveness in diminishing costs and environmental impact in structural solutions.

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The International Journal of Maritime Engineering
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2025-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.5750/ijme.v167ia3(s).1690
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Material Properties and Applications
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Graphene, the 2-D NSM, has created waves since it emerged with an unbeatable property: superior mechanical, thermal, and electrical behavior. Therefore, it is expected to significantly improve performance in maritime and ship architectural structures by bringing enhanced stiffness and strength, high corrosion resistance, and reduced weight. The paper brings out the unique properties of graphene and its composite systems—particularly coatings used for marine purposes. The last section of the paper highlights the most recent findings in graphene-based polymer matrices and hybrid composites that show promise as materials with markedly better performance compared to conventional systems. During this time, graphene could revolutionize marine engineering due to its toughness, low weight, and effectiveness in diminishing costs and environmental impact in structural solutions.

The International Journal of Maritime EngineeringVol. 167(A3(S))
Uttaranchal University (IN), Tumkur University (IN), Chitkara University (IN), GLA University (IN)
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