2018
DOI: 10.2320/matertrans.maw201804
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Metal–Metal Joining Using Super-Spread Wetting into Interface Fine Mesh Structure

Abstract: Our group has previously realized region-selective super-spread wetting through surface fine crevice structures fabricated by laser irradiation or reduction-sintering of oxide powder and joined metals in microscopic regions by super-spread wetting. A new approach suitable for wide-area joining was investigated in this study. Using a metal mesh with high porosity, we produced a new structure termed "interface fine mesh structure" that can promote super-spread wetting. As well as successful super-spread wetting … Show more

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“…Ultra-fast spreading has long been a research topic, and TiO 2 -based materials are one of the widely used superspreading materials due to their unique photocatalysis properties [7,38,39]. Ultra-fast spreading is a wetting phenomenon indicating liquid permeates and diffuses into complex surface structures containing pores, taking advantage of the capillary effect [40]. Liquid shows ultra-fast spreading behaviors on TiO 2 -derived materials because of the aforementioned photo-induced superwettability and the structure of the surface, which can be regulated on demand [3,[41][42][43].…”
Section: Ultra-fast Spreading With Superwettabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ultra-fast spreading has long been a research topic, and TiO 2 -based materials are one of the widely used superspreading materials due to their unique photocatalysis properties [7,38,39]. Ultra-fast spreading is a wetting phenomenon indicating liquid permeates and diffuses into complex surface structures containing pores, taking advantage of the capillary effect [40]. Liquid shows ultra-fast spreading behaviors on TiO 2 -derived materials because of the aforementioned photo-induced superwettability and the structure of the surface, which can be regulated on demand [3,[41][42][43].…”
Section: Ultra-fast Spreading With Superwettabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The metal mesh fabric has both the design features of general textiles and the characteristics of metal products. Its products were used in aerospace and rocket manufacturing, [1][2] filtering industry, [3][4] and building field. [5][6] Plain metal mesh fabric has poor ductility, easy tearing, and unstable structure, which limits the development of metal mesh.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%