WO2006021507A1 - Surface comprising a microstructure that reduces adhesion and associated production method - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a surface having a haftungsver ⁇ reducing microstructure and a method for producing such a surface elektroche ⁇ mix.
- Adhesion-reducing surfaces of the type mentioned come z. B. as so-called lotus effect surfaces are used and are for example in DE 100 15 855 Al ⁇ written .
- lotus effect surfaces are used and are for example in DE 100 15 855 Al ⁇ written .
- such surfaces are characterized by a microstructure which can be obtained by a layer deposition from solutions, but also by an electrolytic deposition. This mimics an effect observed on the leaves of the lotus flower, according to which the microstructure produced, which for this purpose has elevations and depressions with a radius of 5 to 100 ⁇ m, reduces the adhesion of water and dirt particles. In this way, contamination of the corresponding surface can be counteracted.
- z. B. lime deposits vermei ⁇ the.
- the object of the invention is to specify a surface with an adhesion-reducing microstructure or a production method for this surface, wherein the effect of reducing the adhesion should be comparatively strongly pronounced.
- a ge ⁇ solves in which the surface by electrochemical pulses Plating is prepared, wherein a microstructure on ⁇ overlapping nanostructure by reverse pulse plating is generated.
- the superposition of the microstructure by a Na ⁇ carried nanostructure according to the invention characterized in that on the O- ber laketopologie with radii of curvature of heatnpro ⁇ fils is prepared in the micrometer range (microstructure) atrento ⁇ topology, whose radii of curvature preferably in the range of a few nanometers to 100 nanometers ( Nanostructure).
- the formation of the nanostructure on the microstructure is achieved by reverse pulse plating with current pulses of a length in the millisecond range. Depending on the choice of process parameters such as pulse length and deposition density, the microstructure can be produced simultaneously or separately.
- the nanostructure of the surface in combination with the microstructure advantageously improves the effect of reducing the adhesion of substances on the surface. As a result, the lotus effect of the surface is advantageously improved.
- the pulse length in the method step for producing the nanostructure is less than 500 ms.
- favorable deposition be set at the surface to be generated, so that the nanostructure generated in its dimensions ge sufficiently different from the microstructure produced.
- the individual current pulses are advantageously in the range between 10 and 250 milliseconds in terms of their length. It has been found that the nanostructure of the surface is advantageously particularly pronounced in the case of the mentioned parameters.
- the cathodic pulses have at least three times the length of the a nodonic pulses.
- cathodic pulses within the meaning of He-making ⁇ those pulses are perceived, at which there is ei ⁇ ner deposition on the surface, while the view anodic pulses produce a resolution of the surface.
- the needle-like basic elements of the nanostructure advantageously be generated with a high density on the microstructure, which favors to ER- targeting Lotus effect.
- the reverse pulse plating the cathodic pulses are performed with a higher current density than the anodic see pulses.
- the deposition rate of the cathodic pulses is increased in comparison to the removal rate of the anodic pulses, so that advantageously a layer ⁇ growth of the nanostructuring is generated.
- NATURALLY The measures of a modification of the pulse duration and the variation of the current density can be combined with one another. In each case, an optimum is to be found by setting the mentioned parameters for the material to be deposited.
- the pulse length is at least one second in an upstream process step for producing the microstructure.
- the required time may advantageously Mikro ⁇ low electrochemically ⁇ chemical means are produced in the structure of the surface if it does not or not generation of sufficient severity in the process step for Er ⁇ arises the nanostructure.
- the surface is additionally produced with a macrostructure which superimposes the microstructure.
- the macrostructure can be electrochemically or by other means z. B. be made mechanically.
- a topography of the surface of a macrostructure understood here logy whose geometric Abmes ⁇ solutions of the elementary structural components by at least ei ⁇ ne order of magnitude greater than that of the microstructure. For a wavy macrostructure, this would mean for the radius of the waves, for example, that this in corresponding
- the macrostructure advantageously permits an additional increase in the adhesion-reducing properties of the surface.
- the macrostructure of the surface can advantageously have additional functions, such. B. egg ⁇ ner improve the flow characteristics of the surface.
- the surface according to the invention solves the previously mentioned problem by superimposing on the microstructure a nanostructure produced by pulse-plating. With this surface construction according to the invention, the already mentioned advantages, in particular an improvement of the adhesion-reducing properties of the surface, can be achieved.
- this is superhydrophobic.
- the superhydrophobic properties cause insbe ⁇ sondere poor wettability of the surface for what ⁇ ser, so forming individual droplets on the surface befindliches water, by virtue of a contact angle for O berflache of more than 140 ° easily roll off, while also possibly on the Contain surface with dirt ⁇ tear. Therefore, surfaces with superhydrophobic properties are particularly suitable for forming the surface as a lotus effect surface.
- FIG. 1 shows the schematic structure of an embodiment of the surface according to the invention in a schematic section
- Figure 2 shows the surface profile of a lotus effect surface as an embodiment of the Ober ⁇ surface according to the invention in section
- FIG. 3 shows perspective views of the lotus effect surface according to FIG. 2.
- FIG. 1 shows a body 11 with a surface whose adhesion properties are reduced.
- the surface 12 can be described schematically by a superposition of a macrostructure 12 having a microstructure 13 and a nanostructure 14.
- the microstructure produces a waviness of the surface.
- the microstructure is interpreted by semi-spherical elevations on the wavy macrostructure 12.
- the nanostructure 14 is represented in FIG. 1 by nubs which are located on the hemispherical elevations (microstructure) and in the parts of the macrostructure 12 which form the depressions of the microstructure 13 and which are located between the elevations.
- ⁇ is a relatively large contact angle ⁇ , which is defined by an angle leg 16a, the paral ⁇ lel to the surface, and an angle leg 16b, which forms a tangent to the skin of the water droplet, through the edge of the contact surface of the water droplet 15 with the Surface (or more precisely the angle leg 16a) runs. Shown in FIG. 1 is a contact angle ⁇ of more than
- Pulse length (reverse pulses): 240 ms at 10 A / dm 2 cathodic, 40 ms at 8 A / dm 2 anodic
- Electrolyte contained 50 g / l Cu, 20 g / l free cyanide, 5 g / l KOH
- the surface is electrochemically generated in the following with ⁇ means of an SPM (Scanning Probe Microscope - AFM or also called A- Tomic Force Microscope) has been studied.
- SPM Sccanning Probe Microscope - AFM or also called A- Tomic Force Microscope
- FIG. 2 A section of the generated surface is shown in section in FIG. 2 as a measurement result of the SPM, with the profile being excessively elevated.
- a waveform 18 is entered in FIG. 2, which illustrates the macrostructure superimposed on the surface structure.
- the microstructure 13 can be recognized as a sequence of needle-like elevations 19 and depressions 20.
- the nanostructure 14 can be recognized, which results from a narrow sequence of elevations and depressions, which are no longer to be resolved in the scale shown in FIG. 2 and can therefore only be seen as a thickening of the profile line of the surface profile.
- FIG. 3a shows a perspective view of the SPM receptacle of the copper surface.
- a square area of 100x100 microns has been selected as a section, with the Microstructure 13 determining, needle-like elevations 19 are clearly visible.
- the resulting image reminds the viewer of a "coniferous forest” with the interstices between the "conifers” (elevations 19) forming the depressions 20.
- the surface according to FIG. 3 a too is shown elevated in order to illustrate the elevations 19 and the depressions 20 of the microstructure 13.
- the microstructure 13 is furthermore superimposed on a nanostructure 14.
- the ridges 19 and depressions 20 appear more like a waviness of the surface (but not ness of Figure 2 may be confused due to the different scale with the wavy ⁇ ).
- This wavy ⁇ are superimposed ness further increases smallest recesses 19n and 20n which rakter imagine the nanostructure of the surface cha ⁇ .
- These, too, are pronounced in their structure of the expression of a "coniferous forest" already explained with reference to FIG. 3a, the geometrical dimensions of which are smaller by approximately two orders of magnitude, that is to say can not be recognized at the scale selected in FIG.
- the bracket always comprises only a section of the respective structure, which contains an elevation and a depression, so that the brackets allow one another in each case within a figure a comparison of the orders of magnitude of the structures in relation to one another.
- the measured for a drop of water was sene contact angle 152 °.
- the superhydrophobic properties of the copper layer shown, which act a lotus effect be ⁇ is achieved by a combination of at least the micro ⁇ structure 13 and the nanostructure 14, wherein the superposition of a macro-structure 12, the observed effects improved.
- suitable process parameters such lotus effect surfaces can be produced for different layer materials (for example, silver coatings have also been successfully tested) and for liquids with different wetting behavior.
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