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With increasing the temperature of electrospinning process, the balance between the surface tension and electrical forces can shift so that the shape of a jet becomes unstable. Such an unstable jet can reduce its local charge per unit surface area by ejecting a smaller jet from the surface of the primary jet or by splitting apart into two smaller jets. Branched jets, resulting from the ejection of the smaller jet on the surface of the primary jet were observed in electrospun fibers of SF. The axis of the cones from which the secondary jets originated were at an angle near 90° with respect to the axis of the primary jet.
Many parameters can influence the quality of fibers, including the solution properties (polymer concentration, solvent volatility and solution conductivity), the governing variables (flow rate, voltage and tip-to-collector distance), and the ambient parameters (humidity, solution temperature, air velocity in the electrospinning chamber). In recent years, scientists have manifested increased interest in electrospinning of natural materials, such as collagen, fibrogen, gelatin, silk, chitin and chitosan, due to their high biocompatible and biodegradable properties.
These fibers have an irregular morphology with large variation in size, on the other hand jet with high concentration don’t break up but traveled to the grounded target and tend to facilitate the formation of fibers without beads and droplets. In this case, Fibers became more uniform with regular morphology. At first, a series of experiments were carried out when the silk concentration was varied from 8 to 14% at the 15KV constant electric field and 25 °C constant temperature. Below the silk concentration of 8% as well as at low electric filed in the case of 8% solution, droplets were formed instead of fibers.