G01N33/208

BIONIC REGULATION METHOD FOR NUMBER OF BOUNCES OF DROPLET ON METAL SURFACE BASED ON ACOUSTIC IN-SITU MONITORING

The present invention discloses a bionic regulation method for a number of bounces of a droplet on a metal surface based on acoustic in-situ monitoring, which comprises the following steps: obtaining dynamic contact characteristics and acoustic properties of a solid-liquid interface of metal superhydrophobic surfaces with different surface information in the droplet bounce process based on an optical-acoustic synchronous in-situ testing system for droplet bounces; and obtaining a correlation among the metal superhydrophobic surface, the acoustic response and the droplet bounce behavior based on the dynamic contact characteristics and the acoustic properties of the solid-liquid interface, and machining and modifying a micro-nano structure of the metal surface by combining a coupled bionic concept according to the correlation. A scientific basis and a novel design method are provided for the bionic regulation of the number of droplet bounces over the metal surface.

BIONIC REGULATION METHOD FOR NUMBER OF BOUNCES OF DROPLET ON METAL SURFACE BASED ON ACOUSTIC IN-SITU MONITORING

The present invention discloses a bionic regulation method for a number of bounces of a droplet on a metal surface based on acoustic in-situ monitoring, which comprises the following steps: obtaining dynamic contact characteristics and acoustic properties of a solid-liquid interface of metal superhydrophobic surfaces with different surface information in the droplet bounce process based on an optical-acoustic synchronous in-situ testing system for droplet bounces; and obtaining a correlation among the metal superhydrophobic surface, the acoustic response and the droplet bounce behavior based on the dynamic contact characteristics and the acoustic properties of the solid-liquid interface, and machining and modifying a micro-nano structure of the metal surface by combining a coupled bionic concept according to the correlation. A scientific basis and a novel design method are provided for the bionic regulation of the number of droplet bounces over the metal surface.