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Rahul Ramachandran Dr. Michael Nosonovsky Department of Mechanical Engineering

Biomimetics in icephobic surfaces and non-wetting systems : From bouncing droplets to smart materials. Rahul Ramachandran Dr. Michael Nosonovsky Department of Mechanical Engineering College of Engineering & Applied Science. Hydrophobic and icephobic surfaces.

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Rahul Ramachandran Dr. Michael Nosonovsky Department of Mechanical Engineering

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  1. Biomimetics in icephobic surfacesand non-wetting systems:From bouncing droplets to smart materials RahulRamachandran Dr. Michael Nosonovsky Department of Mechanical Engineering College of Engineering & Applied Science

  2. Hydrophobic and icephobic surfaces Surface topography: spatially periodic • Stabilizes: air film on rough surfaces, hydrophobicity/icephobicity of textured concrete • Icephobicity of skunk cabbage Symplocarpusfoetidus

  3. Vibro-levitation Vibration: temporally periodic • Stabilizes: non-adhesive interface, oil droplets, inverted pendulum • Change of phase: ‘freezing’ of droplets and cornstarch monsters, liquefaction of granular material, hardening of soft materials • ‘Indian-rope trick’: fibers with tunable stiffness Ideas from nature to design smart materials

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