Creation of anti-frost micro-plastic texture surfaces enhancing thermal conductivity by carbon black containing in polyvinyl chloride
Takayuki TOKOROYAMA,
Liying ZHANG,
Wenjun WU
et al.
Abstract:Frost formation poses challenges in various sectors, impacting efficiency and safety. Active methods involve energy-consuming processes like heating, while passive approaches utilize protective coatings or hydrophobic surfaces to minimize frost aggregation. However, low thermal conductivity remains a concern. In previous research, lotus leaves inspired micro-meter-sized asperities were effective in controlling frost growth. Applying this concept to plastic, particularly low-cost PVC, raised challenges due to i… Show more
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