article·2008-09-30Open access

Improvement of Thermal Stability of Electrospun PAN Fibers by Various Additives

Young‐Seak Lee, Min Il Kim, Ji-Sun Im, Se-Jin In

Abstract

In order to improve the thermal stability of PAN-based electrospun fibers, AP-PER-MEL and $TiO_2$ were added in to the fibers as additives. The polymer composite with uniformly mixed additional agents was obtained. In case of non-treated sample, the fibers were burn off completely with high rate within $620\circC$. But in case of treated samples (EF-M and EF-MT), it is sure that the thermal stability was improved by studying TGA data and ISO flammability test about 20 and 30%, respectively. A synergy effect of adding two kinds of agents (AP-PER-MEL and $TiO_2$) into PAN-based electrospun fibers was confirmed. Through SEM images, it is confirmed that the fiber shape can be kept even after addition of agents (AP-PER-MEL and $TiO_2$). Finally the thermal stability of fibers was largely developed with keeping the nature of PAN-based fibers effectively.
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OpenAlex topics: Flame retardant materials and properties · Electrospun Nanofibers in Biomedical Applications · Silicone and Siloxane Chemistry

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