Preparation of PET/CA root hair-like fluffy nanofibrous composite nonwovens and its cooking oil fume filtration performance
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1.Research Institute of Textile and Clothing Industries;2.Zhongyuan University of Technology;3.Key laboratory of green dyeing & finishing technology in Zhengzhou;4.Key Laboratory of nanofiber yarn in textile industry

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Henan Provincial Key Young Teachers Training Program, No.2021GGJS108; Key Teachers Of Zhongyuan University of Technology, No.2018XQC03; Key Project of Higher Education of Henan Province (22A540002)

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    In order to effectively purify cooking fumes, the root-like fluffy nanofibrous composite nonwovens were fabricated through co-solvent electro-spinning by adjusting the ratio of polyester (PET) and cellulose acetate (CA). The morphology, surface and interface wettability and oil fume filtration performance of as-prepared nanofibrous nonwovens were analyzed via scanning electron microscope, contact angle tester and automatic filter material test system. And the results showed when the mixing ratio was 8:2, it had obvious root hair-like structure. The root tip was 100nm and the root cap was 300nm. Not only is the porosity 93.85±1.71%, but the bulk density is as low as 0.023±0.008. Super hydrophobic (Water contact angle 154±1°) and super oleophilic special surface wettability (Oil wetting time is 2s). The simulated cooking oil fume filtration test shows that the filtration efficiency reaches 92%, and the filtration pressure drop is only 36Pa. After 20 cycles of testing, the filtration efficiency basically does not decrease, and still remains above 91%.After 100 min continuous filtration test, the filtration efficiency is still more than 90%, and the filtration resistance rises regularly, meeting the requirements of cooking oil fume filtration.

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  • Received:March 10,2022
  • Revised:April 27,2022
  • Adopted:April 28,2022
  • Online: July 05,2022
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