Composite Nanofibers for Textile Applications

X.J. Han; Z.M. Huang; L. Liu; C.L. He; Q.S. Wu; Yan Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.121-123.1237

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Composite Nanofibers for Textile Applications

Abstract:

Functional core-shell structured composite nanofibers can be fabricated by means of electrospinning of two polymer solvents in a coaxial, two-capillary spinneret system. Three groups of composite nanofibers, Nylon-6(cell)/PVA(core), PC(cell)/ PU(core) and PU(cell)/Nylon-6(core), have been developed using this technique. Morphological, structural, and mechanical characterizations are conducted for the developed composite nanofibers and their applications as textile materials have been explored.