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Characterization and multi-response morphological optimization for preparation of defect-free electrospun nanofibers using the Taguchi method
The study presents a method on producing defect-free polyvinyl alcohol-gelatin (PVAG) nanofibers by considering multiple morphological characteristics of the produced nanofibers using the Taguchi method. Aside from minimizing the average fiber diameter, the method was also used to produce consistent
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