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Study on Taylor Cone and Trajectory of Spinning Jet by Altering the Properties of Negative Electrode

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To achieve continuous yarns formed of nanosized filaments during electrospinning, a chemical liquid in a container was used in this study as the collector (i.e. the negative electrode) to convert nanofiber filaments into yarns. This study focuses on analyzing the impact of the chemical solutions employed in the negative electrode on the Taylor cone and trajectory of the fluid jet during the process of electrospinning. The results indicated that only 5wt peregal O solution produced non-interrupted filaments so the spinning system can work continuously for up to 10 hours. Also, the results showed that both the angle and volume of Taylor cone enlarged along with the increase of the electrical conductivity of the negative electrode. When changing the spinning voltage, both the volume of the Taylor cone and the shape of the spinning jet changed significantly.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 796)

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317-322

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.796.317

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September 2013

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Jie Li, Bin He, Ning Pan, Zhi Juan Pan

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Electrical Conductivities, Electro-Spinning, Jet Shape, Nanofiber

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