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    Recent progress on conventional and non-conventional electrospinning processes

    Date
    2013-08
    Author
    Khan, Waseem Sabir
    Asmatulu, Ramazan
    Ceylan, Muhammet
    Jabbarnia, Amir
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    Khan, Waseem Sabir; Asmatulu, Ramazan; Ceylan, Muhammet; Jabbarnia, Amir. 2013. Recent progress on conventional and non-conventional electrospinning processes. Fibers and Polymers, v.14:no.8:pp.1235-1247
    Abstract
    Electrospinning is a process of producing micro- and nanoscale fibers using electrostatically charged polymeric solutions under various conditions. Most synthetic and naturally occurring polymers can be electrospun using appropriate solvents and/or their blends. Because of the fascinating properties of electrospun fibers, electrospinning has recently attracted enormous attention worldwide. Initially, this method did not receive much industrial attention due to lower production rates, costs, and lack of interest in size, shape, and flexibility of electrospun nanofibers. However, with the advancement of needleless electrospinning, multiple needles in series, near-field electrospinning techniques, and nanotechnology in particular, this is no longer an issue. This paper outlines the recent progress on the production of various sizes and shapes of fibers using conventional and non-conventional electrospinning processes (e.g., rotating drum and disc, translating spinnerets, rotating strings of electrodes in polymeric solutions, and forcespinning) and presents a complete view of electrospun fiber productions techniques and the resultant products' applications in different fields to date.
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    http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12221-013-1235-8
    http://hdl.handle.net/10057/6514
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