Needleless Melt‐Electrospinning of Polypropylene Nanofibres
Jian Fang; Li Zhang; David Sutton; Xungai Wang; Tong Lin · 2012 · Journal of Nanomaterials
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Abstract
Polypropylene (PP) nanofibres have been electrospun from molten PP using a needleless melt‐electrospinning setup containing a rotary metal disc spinneret. The influence of the disc spinneret (e.g., disc material and diameter), operating parameters (e.g., applied voltage, spinning distance), and a cationic surfactant on the fibre formation and average fibre diameter were examined. It was shown that the metal material used for making the disc spinneret had a significant effect on the fibre formation. Although the applied voltage had little effect on the fibre diameter, the spinning distance affe
Abstract by Jian Fang; Li Zhang; David Sutton; Xungai Wang; Tong Lin, Journal of Nanomaterials (2012) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.1155/2012/382639