激光纳米尺度先进加工技术

综述了激光-扫描探针显微镜(Laser-SPM )纳米尺度加工先进技术及激光纳米结构先进加工技术。

Viscoplastic friction and microstructural evolution behavior of laser-clad Co-Cr-Ni-Mo coating

The viscoplastic friction and nanostructure formation mechanism of laser-clad Co-based coating were studied by rotary friction between laser-clad Co-Cr-Ni-Mo coating and WC-Co rod.The friction coefficient,friction interface temperature and axial displacement—time curves during rotary friction process were measured.The results showed that all the curves firstly experienced rising stage and then steady stage.The rising stage corresponded to sliding friction while the steady stage corresponded to viscoplastic friction.After viscoplastic friction processing,three typical zones of viscoplastic deformation zone,thermo-mechanically affected zone,and original laser-clad zone can be observed successively from the friction surface to the interior.The viscoplastic deformation significantly crushed the network M23C7 phase in original laser-clad zone and made it dispersively distributed with equiaxial shape and in nano-scale.The viscoplastic zone,in width of 37-131 μm,is mainly characterized by refined M23C7 and α-Co phase with grain size bellow 50 nm,and even a small quantity of amorphous.Thus,the hardness of viscoplastic zone about HV997 was improved compared with the hardness of original laser-clad zone about HV600.

Influence of laser peening on microstructure and fatigue lives of Ti-6Al-4V

The influence of low energy laser peening on fatigue lives of Ti-6Al-4V was investigated. Laser peening was carried out on Ti-6Al-4V samples. Laser peened samples were characterized by residual stress analysis, surface roughness measurements, X-ray diffraction, optical microscopy, nanoindentation hardness tests, scanning and transmission electron microscopy and fatigue testing. Laser peening resulted in the formation of nanocrystallites on the surface and near surface regions with associated increase in hardness and introduction of compressive residual stress. Owing to positive influence of nanostructured surface and compressive residual stress, fatigue lives of the laser peened samples were significantly increased compared to the unpeened samples.

Stainless steel anisotropic superhydrophobic surfaces fabrication with inclined cone array via laser ablation and post annealing treatment

Metal superhydrophobic surfaces with anisotropic wettability and adhesion have become more and more important due to their promising applications. Herein, we report a new fabrication strategy through a combination of pulsed laser ablation and low-temperature annealing post-processing. An inclined cone structure array is made on stainless steel surfaces, and then 120 °C low-temperature annealing is applied. Such surface displays excellent mechanical durability and anisotropic superhydrophobicity. It is demonstrated experimentally that the contact angle of water droplets on the surface is different along the parallel(167° ±2°) and perpendicular directions(157° ±2°) of the inclined cone structure. The sliding behaviors of water droplets and mechanical durability of the inclined cone structures are studied. These surfaces obtained in a short time with environmentally friendly fabrication can be applied in industries for water harvesting, droplet manipulation, and pipeline transportation.

Laser wavelength effects on(Ti,Al,Si)N in near-field laser nanostructuring by micron optical fiber enhanced irradiation

The effects of laser wavelengths(1064,532,355 and 266 nm)on nano-processing of fabricating a groove structure on(Ti,Al,Si)N alloy film using the micro-fiber near-field enhanced irradiation are investigated.It is observed that variations of laser wavelength can effectively change the widths of the groove structures,which are featured as one-dimension bowl-like structures.The minimum of the groove width can be achieved at 293 nm with a 532 nm laser inducing.In order to fabricate the groove in nanoscale,enough energy is delivered onto(Ti,Al,Si)N surface by a single laser pulse.Simulation results are also discussed to understand the experimental results.

Effects of Mo on phase structure and up-conversion emissions of Er:Al_2O_3 nanocrystals

A simple and efficient approach was presented to enhance up-conversion emissions significantly for the Er：Al2O3 nanocrystals by Mo support （Er-Mo：Al2O3） with a 976 nm laser diode excitation. Mo support had evident effects on the phase structure and up-conversion emissions for the Er：Al2O3 nanocrystals, which promoted the θ-（Al,Er）2O3 transformed to α-（Al,Er,Mo）203 phase, Compared with the Er：Al2O3, the maximal green and red up-conversion emissions intensities increased about 3×10^3 and 1.4×10^2 times for the Er-Mo：Al2O3 nanocrystals, respectively. It suggests that the enhancement of up-conversion emissions is caused by the high excited state energy transfer process from [4115/2, 3T2） state of the Er3＋-MoO2- dimer to the 4F7/2 level of E3＋.

Laser-induced etching parameters impact on optical properties of the silicon nanostructures

Porous silicon (PS) was fabricated by laser-induced etching (LIE) process. The objective of this study is to investigate the selected LIE parameters to control size and shape of nanostructures,which are considered important factors in semiconductor device applications. Photoluminescence output intensity becomes stronger due to the increase in the number of emitted photons on the porous surface. There is a dramatic increase in photoluminescence intensity due to the increase of porosity as a function of laser power density. The increase in electrolyte concentration is an important parameter to accelerate the dissolution reaction on the interface layer between the electrolyte solution and wafer surface. PS spectra displayed a stronger Raman intensity than crystalline bulk Si;also the PS spectrum was shifted and broadened as a function of LIE parameters.

Optical near-field excitation using liquid crystals on nanostruc- tured photoreactive molecular thin films

Optical near-field excitations were investigated on the basis of molecular alignment control of liquid crystals (LCs) on an optically rewritable nanostructure of photoreactive molecular thin films. Twisted nematic (TN) cells of LC molecules were constructed utilizing ITO substrates with 260 nm gratings of an azobenzene molecular thin film, fabricated using standing evanescent waves. The polarization changes of light transmitted through the TN cells, which were due to the alignment changes of LC molecules locally rubbed by the azobenzene nanogratings, were observed. Furthermore, we demonstrated local plasmon excitation of Au nanowires deposited on the azobenzene nanogratings using oblique vacuum evaporation, a phenomenon that produced strong anti-optical absorption spectra. The modulation of the local plasmon resonance in metallic nanowires decorated with LC molecules was confirmed.