The stretching of an electrified non-Newtonian jet: A model for electrospinning

By James J. Feng. 2002

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Subfields: Biomaterials, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Plant Science

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Electrospinning carbon nanotube polymer composite nanofibers (2006, methodology): “Feng [108] raises the philosophical question of whether the origin z1⁄4 0 is actually located on the jet itself and suggests that geometrical details and the applied external field are that which sets the boundary condition for q(z1⁄4 0).”
Experiments and modelling of electrospinning process (2005, neutral): “It is very difficult to use experimental data for validating the correctness of physical models of electrospinning proposed in the literature [14,23,24].”
On the general scaling theory for electrospraying (2004, background): “When viscous forces are dominant (most electrospinning situations) the cone deforms by viscous forces at large upstream distances from the jet, making the cone hardly distinguishable from the jet in some cases (Hohman et al. 2001a; Feng 2002), which may invalidate our assumptions.”
Free surface electrospinning from a wire electrode (2012, background): “is valid for Newtonian fluids; the theory was subsequently extended to non-Newtonian fluids and nonisothermal conditions by several investigators [37-39].”
Stretching of a straight electrically charged viscoelastic jet (2003, methodology): “This prediction of the Giesekus model confirms that of the empirical model employed in [6].”
Experimental investigation of the governing parameters in the electrospinning of polymer solutions (2004, background): “Physical models [1,2,18–21] which examine the jet profile, the stability of the jet paths and the cone-like surfaces from which the jets emerge have been developed.”
Analysis of the Effects of Solution Conductivity on Electrospinning Process and Fiber Morphology (2011, methodology): “Later, the theory was developed further, and it became accepted that the electrospinning jet is governed by four steady-state equations representing the conservation of mass and electric charges, the linear momentum balance, and Coulomb’s law for the electric field as given hereinafter [20], [ 21 ].”
A review on electrospinning design and nanofibre assemblies (2006, background): “…papers on electrospinning were published in the last decade on various issues such as the fundamentals of electrospinning (Hohman et al 2001, Feng 2002, Yarin et al 2001), electrospinning conditions (Krishnappa et al 2003, Tan et al 2005, Deitzel et al 2001b, Mit-uppatham et al 2004) and…”
MULTIPLE JETS IN ELECTROSPINNING: EXPERIMENT AND MODELING (2005, neutral): “beginning, its path is almost straight [3,19–24].”