Mechanism and experimental study of negative pressure rotating jet-assisted light-induced colloidal polishing of calcium fluoride

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This study developed a negative-pressure rotating jet-assisted light-induced colloidal polishing method for calcium fluoride, demonstrating through CFD and AFM experiments improved material removal, reduced surface roughness, and enhanced flatness compared to conventional methods.

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This paper studies a negative-pressure rotating jet-assisted, light-induced colloidal polishing method designed to improve machining of calcium fluoride (CaF2) crystals toward ultra-smooth surface finish, combining a newly designed nozzle with an elucidated removal mechanism involving photo-induced chemical adsorption and jet impact shear. Using computational fluid dynamics, the authors compare flow-field properties (velocity, pressure, turbulence intensity distribution, jet vorticity) between the negative-pressure rotating jet nozzle and a conventional rotating jet nozzle, reporting that negative pressure suppresses turbulent diffusion and produces a more stable flow field. Polishing experiments assessed surface morphology and roughness with atomic force microscopy, showing Sa decreasing from 1.92 nm to 1.36 nm and Sz from 457 nm to 33 nm with improved flatness versus the conventional nozzle; the paper is presented as an under-review preprint. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Addressing the challenges encountered in machining calcium fluoride (CaF 2 ) crystals on ultra-smooth surfaces, this paper proposes a negative-pressure rotating jet-assisted polishing method to enhance the processing efficiency and surface quality of photo-induced colloidal jet polishing. A nozzle structure incorporating this functionality was designed. First, the material removal mechanism synergizing photo-induced chemical adsorption with jet impact shear is elucidated. Second, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis compares the flow field characteristics (including velocity, pressure, and turbulence intensity distribution) between negative-pressure rotating jet and conventional rotating jet nozzles. Finally, polishing experiments evaluated the actual improvement effects of both nozzles on the surface morphology and roughness of CaF 2 crystals using atomic force microscopy (AFM). Simulation results indicate that the negative-pressure rotating jet nozzle effectively suppresses turbulent diffusion, with an exit turbulence intensity (15.5) significantly lower than that of the conventional nozzle (20.9). It also exhibits greater jet vorticity and a more stable flow field. Experimental results demonstrate that after polishing with this nozzle, the surface roughness Sa of CaF 2 workpieces decreased from an initial 1.92 nm to 1.36 nm, while the maximum peak-to-valley height Sz was substantially reduced from 457 nm to 33 nm. Surface flatness was significantly improved, with overall performance surpassing that of conventional rotating jet nozzles. Both simulation and experimental results confirm that this technology significantly enhances polishing uniformity through stable flow fields, providing reliable technical support for achieving ultra-smooth surface processing of calcium fluoride crystals.
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A nozzle structure incorporating this functionality was designed. First, the material removal mechanism synergizing photo-induced chemical adsorption with jet impact shear is elucidated. Second, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis compares the flow field characteristics (including velocity, pressure, and turbulence intensity distribution) between negative-pressure rotating jet and conventional rotating jet nozzles. Finally, polishing experiments evaluated the actual improvement effects of both nozzles on the surface morphology and roughness of CaF 2 crystals using atomic force microscopy (AFM). Simulation results indicate that the negative-pressure rotating jet nozzle effectively suppresses turbulent diffusion, with an exit turbulence intensity (15.5) significantly lower than that of the conventional nozzle (20.9). It also exhibits greater jet vorticity and a more stable flow field. Experimental results demonstrate that after polishing with this nozzle, the surface roughness Sa of CaF 2 workpieces decreased from an initial 1.92 nm to 1.36 nm, while the maximum peak-to-valley height Sz was substantially reduced from 457 nm to 33 nm. Surface flatness was significantly improved, with overall performance surpassing that of conventional rotating jet nozzles. Both simulation and experimental results confirm that this technology significantly enhances polishing uniformity through stable flow fields, providing reliable technical support for achieving ultra-smooth surface processing of calcium fluoride crystals. 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