Long Chen , Qian Yang , Le Zhang , Yi Wang , Zhichen Lin
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Multifunctional graphene/polyimide composite coating with electrothermal and superhydrophobic properties for wind turbine blade anti-icing
A graphene/polyimide (GE/PI) multilayer composite coating coated with organic silicon, specifically designed to achieve dual electrothermal and hydrophobic functions was proposed. By optimizing the dispersion of GE in the PI matrix (3.0–10.0 wt%) and adding a hydrophobic silicone layer, the coating achieves rapid Joule heating (reaching 128℃ within 60 ss at 4 wt% GE) while maintaining a contact angle exceeding 110°. Systematic experiments showed that the coating resistance decreases exponentially with increasing GE content, while thicker coatings (44.75–68.60 μm) exhibited lower steady-state temperatures due to enhanced thermal conduction pathways. Anti-icing tests under −15℃ humid conditions indicated that the coating surface shows minimal ice formation after 120 min, attributed to the synergistic effects of hydrophobicity and thermal regulation. De-icing experiments showed that ice (18 mm × 23 mm ice column) could be completely removed within 360 ss under 220 V/105 mA conditions, a 40 % improvement over traditional methods. Cyclic durability tests confirmed that anti-icing performance remained stable after 50 cycles, with ice coverage below 1 %. This study provides an energy-efficient and durable solution for protecting wind turbine blades and offers insights into the GE arrangement and interface engineering of multifunctional coatings.
期刊介绍:
Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects is an international journal devoted to the science underlying applications of colloids and interfacial phenomena.
The journal aims at publishing high quality research papers featuring new materials or new insights into the role of colloid and interface science in (for example) food, energy, minerals processing, pharmaceuticals or the environment.