This book provides critical insights into the properties and applications of melt-blown fibers in the polymer composite field. The book offers a comprehensive overview of the melt-blowing process and explores the intricate structure-property-parameter relationship of melt-blown fibers. In addition, the book presents a straightforward method for manufacturing multiscale Polypropylene single-polymer composites and carbon-nanotube-doped Polypropylene melt-blown fibers.

Provides information on melt-blown fiber properties and their applications in the polymer composite field Gives an outlook on melt blowing and details melt-blown fibers' structure-property-parameter relationship Details a straightforward method of manufacturing multiscale Polypropylene single-polymer composites

Autorentext
Yahya Kara earned his Mechanical Engineering degree with honors from Ataturk University in Türkiye in 2016 and received an MSc and Ph.D. at the Department of Polymer Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2022. His area of research includes polymeric nano-/submicron fibers, nanocomposites, and fiber-reinforced polymer composites for various engineering applications. He teaches undergraduate and grad mechanical engineering students polymer processing, additive manufacturing, polymers and composites, mechanics of composite materials, and mechanical engineering seminars and practices.

Inhalt
Introduction.- Review of the Literature: Melt blowing .- Understanding the structure-property-parameter relationship of Polyproylene melt-blown fibers.- Review of the Literature: Melt-blown fibers and their reinforced composites.- Sustainable polymer composites: Self-reinforced composites made of melt-blown fibers.- Systematic analysis and comparison of the results and future suggestions.