The superhydrophobic surface of the AMG-6 aluminum alloy was obtained by laser radiation and heating in a muffle furnace processing. The fluid volume and interval after dosing for recording the geometric characteristics of a drop by the sessile drop method were selected to determine the free surface energy (SFE) and adhesion with liquids. The effect of molecules reorientation of the treated metal surface layer after wetting with water has been established. Adhesion with lubricants and heat carriers has been determined. It has been established that laser processing of aluminum alloy can significantly reduce adhesion forces.
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