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This book describes the fundamentals and applicability of the atmospheric-pressure non-thermal plasma surface modification of materials. Non-thermal plasma modification is an effective procedure for chemical activation. In this book, the principles of non-thermal plasma surface modification and its application to various machine parts are described. By reading this book, technologists from a variety of fields can learn about plasma generation and surface treatment technology, which will assist them in performing advanced procedures.
This book also explains the basics of atmospheric-pressure plasma and the principle of plasma treatment in an easy-to-understand manner and also provides examples of the application of atmospheric-pressure plasma surface modification technologies to plastics, glass, polymers, and metals. After reading this book, readers can get the knowledge that researchers need to apply the methodology to meet their own research goals.
The book is self-contained in the sense that it spans the divide between the fundamentals and more advanced content regarding applications. Many engineers and graduate students working in this field get many helps.
Table des matières
Fundamentals of Nonthermal Plasma Technologies.- Fundamentals of Surface Treatment Technologies.- Hydrophilic Treatment For Polymer Surface And Its Application.- Hydrophilic Treatment Technology For Textile, Filter, And Glass And Its Application.- Hydrophobic Treatment For Polymer Surface.
A propos de l'auteur
Masaaki Okubo received the B.Eng., M.Eng., and Ph.D. degrees from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan, in 1985, 1987, and 1990, respectively. His current research interests are nonthermal plasma applications for air pollution control, material surface modification, and numerical simulations of plasmas, aerosols, and multiphase fluid flows in environmental engineering. Dr. Okubo is the author of more than 230 original and review papers in scientific journals and 33 books. Now, he was a chairman of Electrostatics Process Committee of the IEEE Industry Applications Society and the fellow of IEEE and Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers.
