Research on High Voltage Electromagnetic Electrostatic Spinning Machine Electric Field Analysis

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The main approach to obtain nanomaterial is nanospinning technology at present. Due to the inherent characteristics of nanomaterial itself, which are easily affected by the electric field force effect of spinning. And for the spinning machine nozzle electric field is relatively complex, so nanospinning products at present, is easily affected by the electric field force and dissipated. So, the nanospinning collection efficiency is low. This paper adopts an oval enhanced electrostatic mechanism, method of using additional electric field to improve the balance obtained nanomaterial collection rate. And the construct high voltage electrostatic spinning machine virtual prototype,complete the analysis of the improved method of static electric field. The analysis results indicate that the electric field can effectively improve the collection rate of nanospinning. Through the study of the additional electric field strength further size on the electric field force and the ellipse, can more effectively improve the collection rate of nanospinning products.

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October 2014

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