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NanoNano FIBERSFIBERS Productions Productions And Its And Its Applications Applications

BYYagnanarayana.K

Anil kumar .J

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“Nanotechnology is the art and science ofmanipulating matter at the nanoscale”

What is NanoNanotechnologytechnology?

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A nanometer is…– one billionth of a meter

How Small Is NanoNanoscale?

Human Hair: Approx. 1x105 nmDNA Sample: Approx. 2 nm

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Nano tech

• Nano tech is the design characterization production and application structures, devices and system by controlling shape & size at the nano scale.

• This technology that can work at the Molecular level, atom by atom to create large structures with improved molecular organization.

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SYNTHESIS OF NANOPHASE MATERIALS

There are 2 ways in synthesis of Nano phase materials they are: Top down approach

•Bottom up approach

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• Top down approach involving breaking down the bulk materials to nano sizes (Eg. Mechanical alloying)

• Bottom up approach the nano particles also made by building atom by atom (Eg. Inert gas condensation)

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Techniques for synthesizing of nano phase materials

• Mechanical alloying

• Inert gas condensation

• Sol-gel technique

• Electro spinning method

• Plasma and laser processing spraying

Among these techniques electro-spinning techniques has been proved successfully for industrial production

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Nano tech in textile

Nano tech research efforts in textile have focused on 2 main areas

1.Upgrading existing functions and performance of textile materials

2. Developing intelligent textiles with completely new characteristics and functions

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NANO FIBERS

• In general, the nano fibers are taken to be the fibers between 100-500 nm in diameter.

• Fibers have nano scale diameters including high surface area to volume ratio film thinness, porous structure, lighter weight, desired level of modulus of elasticity and etc.,

• These value added nano fibers used effectively in medicals, filters, liners for toxic chemical protective, protective fabrics, tissue scaffolds, drug delivery and many other advance applications.

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PRODUCTION OF NANO FIBERS

• Melt blown- Drawing the fibers formed in a spinnerate by a stream of hot air is a method known as melt blown, which yields micro fibers of ca 1000-2000 nm

• Multicomponent - Dissolving polymer matrix of the islands-in-the-sea bi- component fibers yield sub- micrometer in diameters fibers

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Principle and Process of electro spinning

•Electro spinning is unique approach using electrostatic forces to produce fibers.

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• In the electro spinning process a high voltage is used to create an electrically charged stream of polymer solution or melt.

• A high voltage electrode is linked with the polymer solution.

• The solution is then spun thorough a capillary and grounded collector, Taylor cone is formed at the tip of capillary producing sub-micron diameter fibers.

• Fibers solidify as the polymer solvent and create an interlinked fiber layer of the surface of collector.

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POLYMER-SOLVENTSThe polymer is usually dissolved in suitable solvent and spun from solution.

•POLYMER SOLVENTS Nylon 6 and nylon 66 Formic Acid Polyacrylonitrile Dimethyl formaldehyde PET Trifluoroacetic acid/Dimethyl chloride PVA Water Polystyrene DMF/Toluene Nylon-6-co-polyamide Formic acid Polybenzimidazole Dimethyl acetamide Polyramide Sulfuric acid Polyimides Phenol

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Basically the nano fibers produced by three methods Type of spinning Fiber type Fiber size (microns) Fiber size range (denier)

•Electro spinning Electro spun 0.04 to 2 0.00002 to 0.006 nano fibers

• Melt blown fibers Spun bond fibers 2 to 10 0.03 to 1

• Multi-component

fiber spinning Melt blowing technique 15 to 40 1.5 to 12

Denier calculation based on fiber specific gravity =1, specific gravity values of common polymer fibers range 0.92 (P.P), to 1.14 (Nylon6,6) to 1.38 (PET)

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Types of nanofiber produced using Electrospinning

Cellulosic fibrePolyester

nylon

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ELECTRO SPINNING OF CELLULOSE• The technique of electro – spinning cellulose of the nano scale

involves the use of solvent.

• The cellulose is dissolved in the solvent; the liquid polymer solution is then squeezed through a tiny pinhole where a high voltages applied.

• The charge pulls the polymer solution through the air into tiny fibers, which is collected on an electrical group.

• The fiber produced is less than hundred nanometers in diameter, which is thousand times smaller than unconventional spinning.

• This process made it possible to produce high performance materials from reclaimed cellulose materials.

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NYLON NANOFIBERS:

•Toray industries Inc. has developed fibers with hydroscopic properties better than those of cotton.

•The fiber consists of extremely fine nylon measuring several tens of nanometers.

POLYESTER NANOFIBERS:

•It is covered with a special film, which is tens of nanometers thick.

•There is an increase in hydroscopic properties by of thirty.

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CARBON NANOFIBERS

•It is an ordered array of carbon atoms that can have tensile strength up to 50 times that of steel.

•They have diameters of about 50-200nm and can be classified as:

• Single walled carbon nanofibers /tubes – they are single cylindrical structures.

• Multi walled carbon nanofibers \ tubes – they are formed of SWNTS covered with more of this kind of cylindrical structures.

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Applications Of

NanoNanotechnology

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– Targeted Drug Delivery

– Artificial Retina

– Tissue Regeneration

Nanotechnology in life science

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Nanotechnology in Drugs(Cancer)

• Provide new options for drug delivery and drug therapies.

• Enable drugs to be delivered to precisely the right location in the body and release drug doses on

a predetermined schedule for optimal treatment.

• Attach the drug to a nanosized carrier.

• They become localized at the disease site, i.e cancer tumor.

• Then they release medicine that kills the tumour.

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– Nano Transistors

– Nano Diodes

– OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode)

Nanotechnology in electronics

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– Batteries

– Fuel Cells

– Solar Cells

Nanotechnology in energy

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– Nano Tubes

– Aerogel

– Nano Particles

Nanotechnology in materials

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Nanotechnology in Fabrics some clothing manufacturers are

making water and stain repellent clothing using nano-sized whiskers in the fabric that cause water to bead up on the surface.

In manufacturing bullet proof jackets. Making spill & dirt resistant,

antimicrobial, antibacterial fabrics.

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Advantages

Materials

• Stronger• Lighter• Durable• Precise

Industrial

•Computers can become a billion times faster and a million times smaller

•Automatic Pollution Cleanup

Medical

•End of Illnesses

•Universal Immunity

•Body Sculpting

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Future of

NanoNanotechnology

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Future Of Nanotechnology

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• Nanotechnology with all its challenges and opportunities will become a part of our future. The researchers are optimistic for the products based upon this technology.

• Nanotechnology is slowly but steadily ushering in the new industrial revolution.

ConclusionConclusion

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