Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators
Smart actuators with multistimuli synergistic response functions can be widely used in complex environments. In this study, a torsion side-by-side sodium alginate-sodium alginate/graphene oxide (SA-SA/GO) fiber-based smart actuator with an intermittent spiral structure is reported by the side-by-sid...
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author | Zheng, Qinchao Jiang, Zhenlin Xu, Xiaotong Xu, Chenxue Zhu, Min Chen, Chen Fu, Fanfan |
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description | Smart actuators with multistimuli synergistic response functions can be widely used in complex environments. In this study, a torsion side-by-side sodium alginate-sodium alginate/graphene oxide (SA-SA/GO) fiber-based smart actuator with an intermittent spiral structure is reported by the side-by-side wet spinning and twisting methods. With the excellent humidity response of SA and the photothermal properties of GO, the side-by-side fiber can produce a twisting motion of 449 rpm and untwisting rotation motion of 201 rpm at full speed when stimulated by infrared (IR) light (0.5 W/cm2) or moisture (90% RH). Meanwhile, due to the unique bicomponent intermittent spiral structure of the side-by-side fiber, the SA component and the SA/GO component in the spiral structure show different response speeds to infrared light and humidity stimulus, and the actuator can complete a controllable and programmable "forward-stagnation-reverse"synergistic drive response behavior under the co-stimulation of IR light and humidity using the alternating transformation of torque force and solvation force. In addition, owing to the excellent flexibility and synergistic responsiveness of the side-by-side SA-SA/GO smart actuator, it can be prepared to form a series of programmable smart devices for the design of bionic muscles and multifunctional load devices in complex environments, which has important applications in future smart device development. |
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spelling | ntu-10356/1597832022-07-02T11:31:08Z Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators Zheng, Qinchao Jiang, Zhenlin Xu, Xiaotong Xu, Chenxue Zhu, Min Chen, Chen Fu, Fanfan School of Materials Science and Engineering Engineering::Materials Bicomponent Fiber Multistimuli Smart actuators with multistimuli synergistic response functions can be widely used in complex environments. In this study, a torsion side-by-side sodium alginate-sodium alginate/graphene oxide (SA-SA/GO) fiber-based smart actuator with an intermittent spiral structure is reported by the side-by-side wet spinning and twisting methods. With the excellent humidity response of SA and the photothermal properties of GO, the side-by-side fiber can produce a twisting motion of 449 rpm and untwisting rotation motion of 201 rpm at full speed when stimulated by infrared (IR) light (0.5 W/cm2) or moisture (90% RH). Meanwhile, due to the unique bicomponent intermittent spiral structure of the side-by-side fiber, the SA component and the SA/GO component in the spiral structure show different response speeds to infrared light and humidity stimulus, and the actuator can complete a controllable and programmable "forward-stagnation-reverse"synergistic drive response behavior under the co-stimulation of IR light and humidity using the alternating transformation of torque force and solvation force. In addition, owing to the excellent flexibility and synergistic responsiveness of the side-by-side SA-SA/GO smart actuator, it can be prepared to form a series of programmable smart devices for the design of bionic muscles and multifunctional load devices in complex environments, which has important applications in future smart device development. This work was financially supported by the Young Science and Technology Talent Sailing Project of Shanghai (Grant 19YF1417800). 2022-07-02T11:31:08Z 2022-07-02T11:31:08Z 2021 Journal Article Zheng, Q., Jiang, Z., Xu, X., Xu, C., Zhu, M., Chen, C. & Fu, F. (2021). Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators. ACS Applied Polymer Materials, 3(6), 3131-3141. https://dx.doi.org/10.1021/acsapm.1c00335 2637-6105 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/159783 10.1021/acsapm.1c00335 2-s2.0-85108513532 6 3 3131 3141 en ACS Applied Polymer Materials © 2021 American Chemical Society. All rights reserved. |
spellingShingle | Engineering::Materials Bicomponent Fiber Multistimuli Zheng, Qinchao Jiang, Zhenlin Xu, Xiaotong Xu, Chenxue Zhu, Min Chen, Chen Fu, Fanfan Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators |
title | Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators |
title_full | Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators |
title_fullStr | Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators |
title_full_unstemmed | Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators |
title_short | Bio-inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators |
title_sort | bio inspired bicomponent fiber with multistimuli response to infrared light and humidity for smart actuators |
topic | Engineering::Materials Bicomponent Fiber Multistimuli |
url | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/159783 |
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