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Semi-transparent and eco-friendly face masks for PM 0.3 filtration via biomimetic-fractal nanofibers

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By Zungui Shao, Yongkui Liu, Shikang Huo, Shuncong Zhong, Qiukun Zhang, Jianxiong Chen, Hui Chen, Bing H. Wang, Zhanwen Xu, Gaofeng Zheng, Liwei Lin, Yuanhong Chang
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Abstract To address the need for sustainable high-performance face masks, we demonstrate a strategy that utilizes zein for efficient nanofabrication. An electrospinning process controllably splits the fluid jet, allowing for the creation of face masks composed of fine, fractal-like nanofibers without the need for impurity excipients.
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Real-time monitoring and closed-loop control system for multi-jet electrospinning with coaxial laser - Scientific Reports

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By Jiaxin Jiang, Junyu Chen, Huatan Chen, Gaofeng Zheng, Xiang Wang, Ruifang Ye, Wenwang Li, Zhengtao Sun
| Nature Verified
Abstract The real-time monitoring and control of multi-jet electrospinning is significant to promote the quality of produced nanofiber membranes. In this paper, a multi-jet electrospinning system with coaxial laser was established to promote the jet visibility, which was beneficial for the accurate identification of jet features.
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High-stability electrohydrodynamic inkjet printing based on double closed-loop fuzzy control - Scientific Reports

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By Gaofeng Zheng
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Abstract Electrohydrodynamic (EHD) printing is a promising micro-nano manufacturing technology. However, the EHD printing process is susceptible to interferences like charge repulsion, electric field, airflow, and platform motion, leading to unstable jetting and nonuniform deposition morphology. In this paper, a double close-loop fuzzy control method based on jet image recognition and micro-current measurement was designed to monitor and control the EHD printing process.
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