Plasma Based Approaches to Achieve Self-Cleaning Surfaces
The role of gaseous plasma has proven to be very beneficial in creating self-cleaning of various surfaces. Few references are there, in the published literature, on plasma enhanced hydrophilicity/hydrophobicity behavior of surfaces. A range of atmospheric pressure plasma spray systems are gaining po...
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| description | The role of gaseous plasma has proven to be very beneficial in creating self-cleaning of various surfaces. Few references are there, in the published literature, on plasma enhanced hydrophilicity/hydrophobicity behavior of surfaces. A range of atmospheric pressure plasma spray systems are gaining popularity for creating self-cleaning surfaces, with some unique features, as also to fabricate new types of self-cleaning materials. In this chapter a brief introduction to essentials of plasma processing will be first presented, followed by examples of plasma assisted surface modification. This will include plasma cleaning, plasma etching, plasma polymerization/deposition, etc. Subsequently, various plasma assisted techniques to achieve a variety of self-cleaning surfaces will be highlighted. A unique combination of plasma-based approaches and sol–gel derived coating will also be discussed. |
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| spelling | intech-876212023-07-31 Plasma Based Approaches to Achieve Self-Cleaning Surfaces Deepanjana Adak Raghunath Bhattacharyya Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology The role of gaseous plasma has proven to be very beneficial in creating self-cleaning of various surfaces. Few references are there, in the published literature, on plasma enhanced hydrophilicity/hydrophobicity behavior of surfaces. A range of atmospheric pressure plasma spray systems are gaining popularity for creating self-cleaning surfaces, with some unique features, as also to fabricate new types of self-cleaning materials. In this chapter a brief introduction to essentials of plasma processing will be first presented, followed by examples of plasma assisted surface modification. This will include plasma cleaning, plasma etching, plasma polymerization/deposition, etc. Subsequently, various plasma assisted techniques to achieve a variety of self-cleaning surfaces will be highlighted. A unique combination of plasma-based approaches and sol–gel derived coating will also be discussed. IntechOpen 2023-07-31 Chapter, Part Of Book https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/87621 doi:10.5772/intechopen.112378 en ISBN:978-1-83769-069-5 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ https://www.intechopen.com/books/12397 ; Nature-Inspired Self-Cleaning Surfaces in the Nanotechnology Era |
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| title_short | Plasma Based Approaches to Achieve Self-Cleaning Surfaces |
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