The Influence of Technology on the Quality Nanotextile

Iveta Klicmanová; Michal Havrlík

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.714.152

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Using Waste PUR Granules as an Alternative to Integrated Thermal Insulation in Ceramic Blocks
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Structural Studies of Nanofiber Membranes
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Quasicontinuum Simulation of Nanotextile Based on the Microplane Model
p.143

Influence of the Oxygen Plasma Treatments on Surface Wettability of Glass Micro Fibers Used as Reinforcement in any Mortars
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The Influence of Technology on the Quality Nanotextile
p.152

Experimental Determination of Concrete Resistance of Various Composition to Water and De-Icing Chemicals
p.159

Experimental Determination of the Influence of an Air Entraining Additive on the Resistance of Concrete to Chemical Defrosting Agents
p.165

Evaluation of Permeability Tests of Surface Layer of Concrete of Various Composition
p.171

Design of Methodology for Non-Destructive Testing of Steel-Reinforced-Fiber-Concrete
p.179

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The Influence of Technology on the Quality Nanotextile

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Polymer-based nanotextiles are produced by electrostatic spinning. Nanospider technology developed by Prof. Jirsák at Technical University in Liberec also uses electrospinning. This technology has been modified over time. The aim of this paper is to compare two modifications of this technology and determine which one is more suitable for the production of nanotextiles for civil engineering applications. The comparison was performed using images from scanning electron microscope and measurements of weight per square meter of the fabrics. For the civil engineering applications it is important for the fabric to be as homogeneous at macroscale as possible, so that properties of different parts of the fabric are approximately equal. We have found that modification of Nanospider technology using rotating roller provides better results than a modification which involves a movable slider.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 714)

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152-156

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September 2016

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Iveta Klicmanová*, Michal Havrlík

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Homogeneity, Nanospider Technology, Nanotextile, Polymer, Structure

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