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-Desarrollo e implantación de una red de nanosensores de CO para detección temprana de incendios en zonas boscosas. IAP-600100-2008-3 IE07-279. 2008-2010 y 2009-2010. FiCYT-PCT. -Nuevo sistema de sensores basados en nanotecnología para control de contaminación atmosférica en túneles. PPT-420000-2009-004. 2009-2010. Colaborativo-MICINN. -―Desarrollo de nanosensores para monitorización en continuo de la calidad de aire en interiores. IE09- 023C1. 2009-2012. PCTI (regional) -―Design and development of a software platform for the monitorization and control of gas emissions and absorptions‖ Forestales. TSI-020100-2010-289. 2010-2012. AVANZA I+D MICINN (National) -Desarrollo e integración de nanosensores de medida de calidad atmosférica integrados en vehículos en movimiento. 2011-2012. PCTI (regional) Other Information - Directory of the Spanish Nanotechnology Community Page 32 of 148
Capacities INDUSTRIAL QUÍMICA DEL NALÓN S.A. University Technology Center Other SME Large Company Characterization nanocomposites nanosensors synthesis/funct. nanophotonics nanobiotechnology nanoadditives nanometrology nanosimulation nanoencapsulates Address: C/ Avda. de Galicia 31 – Bajo, 33005 Oviedo (Principado de Asturias) Spain Tel.: +34 985 98 26 00 Fax: +34 985 98 26 26 www.nalonchem.com Contact: Juan José Fernández I+D+i Manager Email: juanjo@nalonchem.com Organisation profile Industrial Química del Nalón, S.A., (NalonChem) is an independent and private family Company whose activity is focused on the carbochemical sector. It has been operating its own technological processes, based on solid entrepreneurial values since its foundation in 1943. Belonging to Ibérica de Servicios e Inversiones, S.A., an important Asturian entrepreneurial group, provides a strong financial backing to Industrial Química del Nalón,S.A. Since its foundation, it has gradually grown through a permanent effort of technological, commercial and management improvements, increasing its presence in both national and international markets and becoming a leader in technology, quality and service. Industrial Química del Nalón, S.A. develops its corporate activity along two business lines: 1.-Carbochemical: based on the distillation of high temperature coal tar for obtaining pitch, naphthalene and oils (carbolic, anthracene, etc). 2.-Coke: obtained by means of high-temperature dry coking coal distillation, with applications in iron foundries, non-ferrous smelting, insulation sector, the chemical and sugar industries, ferrous alloys, etc. It is also present in the Power Generation and Logistics sectors through its subsidiaries and associated companies. Main capacities in nanotechnology/nanoscience Industrial Química del Nalón, S.A., based on the development of its own technology, has the capacity of manufacturing high specification nanoparticle dispersions. This versatile technology enables the synthesis of a wide range of nano-products such as nano-metals, nano-metal oxides and nano-mixed oxides, allowing an outstanding level of product control (composition, particle size, size distribution and morphology) and flexibility to perform in-situ surface modification, thus providing dispersion stability and compatibility between the solvent and the formulated final product. Industrial Química del Nalón, S.A. nanoparticles are currently available in titanium dioxide (TiO 2 ). Titanium dioxide nanoparticles are used in a wide variety of applications including catalysis, cosmetics, Directory of the Spanish Nanotechnology Community Page 33 of 148
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