Underwater Interaction of 1064 nm Laser Radiation with Metal Target
Dynamics of laser radiation – metal target interaction
in water at 1064 nm by applying Mach-Zehnder interference
technique was studied. The mechanism of generating the well
developed regime of evaporation of a metal surface and a spherical
shock wave in water is proposed. Critical intensities of the NIR for
the well developed evaporation of silver and gold targets were
determined. Dynamics of shock waves was investigated for earlier
(dozens) and later (hundreds) nanoseconds of time. Transparent
expanding plasma-vapor-compressed water object was visualized and
measured. The thickness of compressed layer of water and pressures
behind the front of a shock wave for later time delays were obtained
from the optical treatment of interferograms.
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photomechanical effects induced in water by high-power laser-target
interaction," Appl. Phys. B 62, pp. 503-510 (1996)
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ablation of tungsten and boron-carbide in N2 ambient,"Applied Surface
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of Optical Breakdown in Water Induced by Nanosecond Laser Pulses of
1064 nm Wavelength,"Chemical Physics Letters 471, pp. 244-248
(2009)
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(1961)
[1] S. Siano, R. Pini, R. Salimbeni, M. Vannini,"Imaging and analysis of
photomechanical effects induced in water by high-power laser-target
interaction," Appl. Phys. B 62, pp. 503-510 (1996)
[2] T. G. Jones, J. Grun, L. D. Bibee, C. Manka, A. Landsberg,
D.Tam,"Laser-generated shocks and bubbles as laboratory-scale models
of underwater explosions," Shock and Vibration, V.10, No. 3, pp. 147-
157, (2003)
[3] P.V. Kazakevich, A.V. Simakin, V.V. Voronov, G.A. Shafeev,"Laser
induced synthesis of nanoparticles in liquids,"Applied Surface Science
252, pp. 4373-4380 (2006)
[4] M. Bereznai, P. Heszler b,c, Z. To, O. Wilhelmsson, M. Boman,
"Measurements of nanoparticle size distribution produced by laser
ablation of tungsten and boron-carbide in N2 ambient,"Applied Surface
Science 252, pp. 4368-4372 (2006)
[5] G.V. Dreiden, Y.I. Ostrovsky, I.V. Semenova in Proc. Holographic
International '92, SPIE Vol. 1732, pp.651-656.
[6] L.I. Sedov, "Similarity and dimensional methods in mechanics", Mir
Publishers (1982).
[7] G. Toker, V. Bulatov, T. Kovalchuk and I. Schechter, "Micro-Dynamics
of Optical Breakdown in Water Induced by Nanosecond Laser Pulses of
1064 nm Wavelength,"Chemical Physics Letters 471, pp. 244-248
(2009)
[8] Y.S. Yakovlev, "Hydrodynamics of explosion", Sudpromgiz, Leningrad
(1961)
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in water at 1064 nm by applying Mach-Zehnder interference
technique was studied. The mechanism of generating the well
developed regime of evaporation of a metal surface and a spherical
shock wave in water is proposed. Critical intensities of the NIR for
the well developed evaporation of silver and gold targets were
determined. Dynamics of shock waves was investigated for earlier
(dozens) and later (hundreds) nanoseconds of time. Transparent
expanding plasma-vapor-compressed water object was visualized and
measured. The thickness of compressed layer of water and pressures
behind the front of a shock wave for later time delays were obtained
from the optical treatment of interferograms.", keywords = "laser, shock wave, metal target, underwater", volume = "3", number = "7", pages = "531-4", }