• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 59, Issue 19, 1900008 (2022)
Xin Zhao*, Chengchao Huang, Meng Li, Haodong Zhao, and Huarong Yang
Author Affiliations
  • College of Aeronautical Engineering, Civil Aviation Flight University of China, Guanghan618307, Sichuan, China
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    Xin Zhao, Chengchao Huang, Meng Li, Haodong Zhao, Huarong Yang. Application and Research Status of Laser Structured Superhydrophobic Surfaces[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2022, 59(19): 1900008 Copy Citation Text show less
    Wettability model. (a) CA; (b) SA; (c) Wenzel model; (d) Cassie-Baxter model; (e) Wenzel-Cassie model
    Fig. 1. Wettability model. (a) CA; (b) SA; (c) Wenzel model; (d) Cassie-Baxter model; (e) Wenzel-Cassie model
    Surface microstructure constructed by DLW method. (a) Microns-pillar on aluminum foil[25]; (b) micro-nano grooves on carbon steel surface[26]; (c) microstructures of aluminum, copper and galvanized steel surfaces[27]; (d) broccoli-like and cone shaped pillar structures on enamel surface[28]
    Fig. 2. Surface microstructure constructed by DLW method. (a) Microns-pillar on aluminum foil[25]; (b) micro-nano grooves on carbon steel surface[26]; (c) microstructures of aluminum, copper and galvanized steel surfaces[27]; (d) broccoli-like and cone shaped pillar structures on enamel surface[28]
    Surface microstructure constructed by DLIP method. (a) Micro-wall cell structure on Ti6Al4V surface[29]; (b)‒(c) cone and hole structures on stainless steel surface[30]; (d)‒(e) micro-nano pillar structures and laser confocal image of aluminium surface[31]; (f)‒(g) line-like and pillar-like micro structures of stainless steel surface[32]
    Fig. 3. Surface microstructure constructed by DLIP method. (a) Micro-wall cell structure on Ti6Al4V surface[29]; (b)‒(c) cone and hole structures on stainless steel surface[30]; (d)‒(e) micro-nano pillar structures and laser confocal image of aluminium surface[31]; (f)‒(g) line-like and pillar-like micro structures of stainless steel surface[32]
    Surface microstructure constructed by LIPSS method. (a)‒(b) Ripple structures of copper surface and it's 3D atomic force micrograph and cross sectional profile[33]; (c)‒(d) ripple structure of the Ti6Al4V surface and local HSFL and LSFL[35]
    Fig. 4. Surface microstructure constructed by LIPSS method. (a)‒(b) Ripple structures of copper surface and it's 3D atomic force micrograph and cross sectional profile[33]; (c)‒(d) ripple structure of the Ti6Al4V surface and local HSFL and LSFL[35]
    Application of superhydrophobic surfaces in the field of self-cleaning. (a)‒(b) Hydrophobic state of water droplets on glass surface[36]; (c) comparison of self-cleaning effect[53]
    Fig. 5. Application of superhydrophobic surfaces in the field of self-cleaning. (a)‒(b) Hydrophobic state of water droplets on glass surface[36]; (c) comparison of self-cleaning effect[53]
    Application of superhydrophobic surfaces in the field of aircraft anti-icing. (a) Ice process of reference airfoil and airfoil surface area after DLIP treatment within 300 s; (b) relationship between ice accretion amount and time[37]
    Fig. 6. Application of superhydrophobic surfaces in the field of aircraft anti-icing. (a) Ice process of reference airfoil and airfoil surface area after DLIP treatment within 300 s; (b) relationship between ice accretion amount and time[37]
    Number of bacteria retained on the surface of each sample after the experiment[38]
    Fig. 7. Number of bacteria retained on the surface of each sample after the experiment[38]
    WCA and SA on the surface after soaking in NaCl solution. (a) Superhydrophobic surface; (b) smooth surface [39]
    Fig. 8. WCA and SA on the surface after soaking in NaCl solution. (a) Superhydrophobic surface; (b) smooth surface [39]
    Application of superhydrophobic surface in the field of oil-water separation. (a)‒(b) Separation process of oil-water mixture; (c) separation efficiency after immersing in different solutions; (d) separation efficiency for different oil-water mixtures; (e) separation efficiency and oil flux after 40 cycles[40]
    Fig. 9. Application of superhydrophobic surface in the field of oil-water separation. (a)‒(b) Separation process of oil-water mixture; (c) separation efficiency after immersing in different solutions; (d) separation efficiency for different oil-water mixtures; (e) separation efficiency and oil flux after 40 cycles[40]
    Sampleλ /nmP /Wτ /psH /(J·cm-2f /kHzv /(mm·s-1DPeriod /μmRef.
    Aluminum3555×10-13×1042.8100402525
    Steel106420105202020NA26
    Copper1030NA16.365050NA27
    Enamel5322.5×10-18NA502002028
    Ti6Al4V3552.8×10-1100.820105.429
    Stainless steel1030NA8NA100100NA30
    Al2024106410101.0630250731
    Stainless steel1060NA101.451685.232
    Copper1064NA101.2203.6NANA33
    Copper800NA3.5×10-20.811NA34
    Ti6Al4V10645103100NA5.435
    Glass103048×10-1NA200NA3036
    Ti6Al4V1064NA120.610NA2.637
    Ti6Al4V1064NA10NA1031001038
    Stainless steel1064105×104NA20500NA39
    PTFE10644NANA2001500NA40
    Table 1. Processing parameters of laser structured surface
    Xin Zhao, Chengchao Huang, Meng Li, Haodong Zhao, Huarong Yang. Application and Research Status of Laser Structured Superhydrophobic Surfaces[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2022, 59(19): 1900008
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