2022
DOI: 10.1002/9781119650294
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Sustainable Nanotechnology

Abstract: Nanomaterial can exist in the form of nanofibers, which is made possible by progress in the arena of electrospinning. Particularly, the thickness of the fibers is found to vary along with numerous parameters, which include but are not limited to the distance between the nozzle and the collector, flow rate of fluid, surface tension of fluid and dielectric permittivity. 62 Through

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“…The electrospinning process can be made more energy-efficient by adopting the following strategies: (i) use of direct-current electrospinning instead of traditional high voltage electrospinning as a comparatively lesser voltage is used making the process energy efficient [ 168 , 169 ]; (ii) powering the electrospinning equipment using renewable energy resources, such as solar panels and wind turbines, which can reduce the carbon footprint of the electrospinning process [ 170 , 171 ]; (iii) usage of renewable or biodegradable materials to prepare the fibers as these materials can be broken down in the environment, reducing the amount of energy needed for disposal [ 172 , 173 ]; (iv) to achieve appropriate end-of-life disposal of the electrospun fibers by recycling or composting the fibers as it can reduce the amount of energy required for disposal; (v) reusing the syringe after flushing the polymer melt left after processing using the appropriate solvent [ 174 ]; (vi) optimize the process by reducing the waste generated or recycling excess material that is not used in the fiber-formation process [ 175 ].…”
Section: Advancements In Electrospun Anode Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The electrospinning process can be made more energy-efficient by adopting the following strategies: (i) use of direct-current electrospinning instead of traditional high voltage electrospinning as a comparatively lesser voltage is used making the process energy efficient [ 168 , 169 ]; (ii) powering the electrospinning equipment using renewable energy resources, such as solar panels and wind turbines, which can reduce the carbon footprint of the electrospinning process [ 170 , 171 ]; (iii) usage of renewable or biodegradable materials to prepare the fibers as these materials can be broken down in the environment, reducing the amount of energy needed for disposal [ 172 , 173 ]; (iv) to achieve appropriate end-of-life disposal of the electrospun fibers by recycling or composting the fibers as it can reduce the amount of energy required for disposal; (v) reusing the syringe after flushing the polymer melt left after processing using the appropriate solvent [ 174 ]; (vi) optimize the process by reducing the waste generated or recycling excess material that is not used in the fiber-formation process [ 175 ].…”
Section: Advancements In Electrospun Anode Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%