Jayasinghe, SN and Suter, N (2006) Aerodynamically assisted jetting: a pressure driven approach for processing nanomaterials. MICRO NANO LETT , 1 (1) 35 - 38. 10.1049/mnl:20065012.
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Abstract
An investigation into aerodynamically assisted jetting (AAJ), an emerging pressure-driven process fabrication approach, for handling concentrated nano-suspensions is reported. A wide range of nano-scaled materials (<< 50 nm) were suspended in a polymer grade ethylene glycol and jetted. The jetting process was optimised for identifying a parametric space for a given flowrate to applied pressure difference, where the finest possible near mono-dispersed droplets containing nanomaterials were generated. The droplet size distributions generated were measured using a Sympatec laser spectrometer. These droplets were collected on holey carbon grids where transmission electron microscopy was carried out. The results in this investigation elucidate AAJ as a novel nanofabrication approach.
| Type: | Article |
|---|---|
| Title: | Aerodynamically assisted jetting: a pressure driven approach for processing nanomaterials |
| DOI: | 10.1049/mnl:20065012 |
| Keywords: | ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC ATOMIZATION, NANOTECHNOLOGY, DEPOSITION |
| UCL classification: | UCL > School of BEAMS > Faculty of Engineering Science > Mechanical Engineering |
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