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A reversible wet/dry adhesive inspired by mussels and geckos. H.Lee, B. P. Lee, P. B. Messersmith, Nature 2007 , 448, 338. 奈米科技概論 期中報告 授課老師 : 李旺龍 教授 學生 : 陳凌哲 N58961197. Outline. Introduction Experiment Results and discussion Conclusion Future work. Introduction.
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A reversible wet/dry adhesive inspired by mussels and geckos H.Lee, B. P. Lee, P. B. Messersmith, Nature2007, 448, 338. 奈米科技概論 期中報告 授課老師:李旺龍 教授 學生:陳凌哲 N58961197
Outline • Introduction • Experiment • Results and discussion • Conclusion • Future work
Introduction • The function of any part of an animal results from its unique structure • Consider the gecko, a small lizard commonly found in the tropics • A gecko can walk up a wall and across ceilings • How does it do that?
The explanation relates to hairs, called setae, on the gecko’s toes • They are arranged in rows • Each seta ends in many split ends called spatulae, which have rounded tips
Gecko Tape • The ability to “stick” to surfaces results from attractions between molecules on the spatulae and molecules on the surface • The structure of the gecko’s feet leads to a unique function
The wonder of the Gecko toes 2 kg (theoretically) 500000000 nanohairs Geckos get a grip using Van-der-Waals-forces Gecko sticking at the wall
The seta has 1000 nanohairs The Gecko toe has 500000 microhairs (setae) Nanostructure of the Gecko toe
The Gecko effect Technical surface 1 Adhesion effect through Van-der-Waals-forces Contact area Technical surface Technical surface 2 Nanohairs Small contact area small adhesion force Microhair Large contact area large adhesion force
Experiment • Rational design and fabrication of wet/dry hybrid nanoadhesive
Results and discussion • Fabricated gecko and geckel adhesives
Conclusions • Addition of p(DMA-co-MEA)coating on the pillars significantly increased wet/dry adhesion. • The pillars number indicates constructive force accumulation.
Future work • Design of highly effective at adhering reversibly to surface . • Design of wet temporary adhesive for medical、industrial、consumer and military settings.
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Characteristics of the sandfish scales M. Zwanzig, IZM Friction Abrasion sand flow Electron emission 8µm
My Sahara Lab Field work in the Sahara GPS: N 31°-15‘–02“ W 03°-59‘–13“ Erg Chebbi
Simple apparatus to measure the dynamic friction coefficient of flowing sand Sand tubule Angular scale Object platform Hand lever
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Sand flow 6µm Oblique view of the nano-thresholds
Sliding direction Size comparison Grain of sand upon the thresholds
The sandskink always looks shiny while Man-made things soon get blunt in the desert wind ! The resistance to abrasion
Simple apparatus for the abrasion tests Sandfunnel Sandblast Objectplatform
Impact point of the sandblast Impact time: 10 hours ! Steel Abrasive spot: Glass
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