Author:
Akın Fevzi,Ersoy Ece,İdil Deniz,Özsimitçi Melih,Çökeliler Serdaroğlu Dilek,İç Yusuf Tansel,Atalay Kumru Didem,Koçum Cengiz,Okat Kemal
Abstract
AbstractPlasma technology is based on a simple physical principle. When more energy enters the gas, it ionizes and becomes the fourth state of matter, the energy-dense plasma. The studies carried out within the scope of this study were designed to create microchannels on lamellar glass using an improved redesign of the current plasma arc device, which is the main subject of the paper. The created microchannel is examined at the microscale. Experimental analysis was conducted considering the effect of plasma on the effect of microchannel quality. We performed an experimental design study to determine the optimal parameter levels for improving microchannel quality. The predicted results have been validated with the experimental results. An experimental design study provides useful results, such as information about the distance between the probes, pulse duration, and material temperature, which enhances the channel dimensions. The improved device can be utilized effectively to establish microchannel processing in practice.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC