PLA Nanofiber Formation during Solution Blowing

Ru Piao Wang; Wan Li Han; Jian Gu; Cong Cong Xing; Li Hong Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1120-1121.311

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PLA Nanofiber Formation during Solution Blowing

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In this paper, PLA nanofibrous mats were obtained via solution blowing. PLA fibers diameter ranged from 400 to 1000 nm produced are that the solution concentration is 7%, air blowing pressure is 0.12MPa, the solution injecting rate is 0.9ml/h. Furthermore, the PLA nanofiber morphology and formation were investigated under different distance of collector. The results indicate that the distance of collector plays an important role for the PLA fiber formation during solution blowing.

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Ru Piao Wang, Wan Li Han*, Jian Gu, Cong Cong Xing, Li Hong Yang

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Morphology, Nanofiber, PLA, Solution Blowing

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