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Handbook of Electrospun Ploymer Nanofibers
This title has not yet been released.
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Modified Fibers with Medical and Specialty
Applications
Several innovative applications for natural
and synthetic fibers are described in
considerable detail with emphasis on the
experimental data that supports these new
applications. From bandages to magnetic
materials and from antibacterial clothing to
implants, creative modifications to fibers are
described that could one day become
commonplace.
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An Introduction to Electrospinning and
Nanofibers
In this timely book, the areas of electrospinning
and nanofibers are covered for the first time in a
single volume. The book can be broadly divided
into two parts: the first comprises descriptions
of the electrospinning process and modeling to
obtain nanofibers while the second describes
the characteristics and applications of
nanofibers.
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Electrospinning: A Versatile Route to
Nanofibers
Electrospinning summarizes the
state-of-the art in electrospinning with
detailed coverage of the various techniques,
material systems, and their resulting fiber
structures and properties, theoretical
aspects, and applications. Throughout the
book, the current status of knowledge is
introduced with a critical view on
accomplishments and novel perspectives.
An experimental section gives hands-on
guidance to beginners and experts alike,
including materials scientists, chemists,
and physicists.
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Science and Technology of Polymer
Nanofibers
Discover new and emerging applications of
polymer nanofibers alongside the basic
underlying science and technology. With
discussions exploring such practical
applications as filters, fabrics, sensors,
catalysts, scaffolding, drug delivery, and wound
dressings, the book provides polymer scientists
and engineers with a comprehensive, practical
"how-to" reference. Moreover, the author offers
an expert assessment of polymer nanofibers'
near-term potential for commercialization.
Among the highlights of coverage is the book's
presentation of the science and technology of
electrospinning, including practical information
on how to electrospin different polymer systems.
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Nanofibers and Nanotechnology in Textiles
Written by a panel of experts drawn form
industry and academia, this book reviews
the impact of nanotechnology on the
development of a new generation of textile
fibers with enhanced functionality and a
wide range of applications. It explores
nanofiber production, discussing how
different fiber types can be produced using
electrospinning techniques. The book
analyses the production and properties of
carbon nanotubes and polymer
nanocomposites and their applications in
such areas as aerospace engineering.
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Continuous Carbon Nanofibers: Prepared from
Electrospun Polyacrylonitrle Precursor Fibers
The electrsopinning process of fiber production
is examined in regards to the preparation of
continuous Polyacrylonitrile (PAN) nanofibers
with the purpose of preparing carbon nanofibers
for the reinforcement of thin films and
nanocomposites. The mechanical properties
and reinforcing behavior of nanofibers are
expected to differ significantly from their
conventional counterparts; the strength of a
carbon filament increases as the diameter
decreases. The research should be especially
useful to beginning and experienced
researchers in the the field of nanomaterials.
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Structure, Processing, and Properties of
Polymer Nanofibers for Emerging
Technologies
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Polymeric Nanofibers
Polymeric Nanofibers will showcase recent
developments in the production,
characterization, and emerging use of
nanofibers made from different polymers for a
variety of purposes. Electrospinning, an
electrohydrodynamical process for making thin
polymer fibers with diameters in the range from
around one nanometer to several thousands of
nanometers, is simple and cost effective.
Interest in other specialized routes to polymer
nanofibers, including chemical synthesis,
conventional textile fiber spinning, gas blowing,
and other methods has been stimulated by the
recent progress in electrospinning.
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Modelling Stochastic Fibrous Materials
with Mathematica®
Modelling Stochastic Fibrous Materials with
Mathematica® provides an overview of the
structure of stochastic fibrous materials,
and the use of Mathematica® to develop
models describing their structure and
performance.
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Electrospinning of Micro-And Nanofibers:
Fundamentals and Applications in Separation
and Filtration Processes
High-efficiency gas purification by Petryanov
filters is one such universally acknowledged
aerosol-removal technology. These filters are
made of fibrous materials obtained by means
of electrospinning. The substance and
capabilities of this method, the use of the
fibrous materials produced by it, the various and
unique separating properties embodied in the
present volume.
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Electrospun Nanofibres and Their
Applications
This Update covers all aspects of
electrospinning as used to produce
Nanofibres. It contains an array of colour
diagrams, mathematical models, equations
and detailed references. It will be invaluable
to anyone who is interested in using this
technique and also to those interested in
finding out more about the subject.
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