Electric Power Harmonics at Rural Substations and Farms

Li, J.; Hever, A. J.; Johnson, Geoffrey

doi:10.13031/2013.31577

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“…The common method for the superhydrophobic surface fabrication is by combining appropriate surface roughness with low-surface-energy materials (hydrophobic materials, CA greater than 90 o ). [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20] Including creating structured coatings from polyelectrolyte multilayer films, [8] forming a gel-like porous coating using polypropylene and a suitable selection of solvents and temperature to control the surface roughness, [9] and others. [10][11][12] However, these methods are typically complicated to control, require elaborate or high temperature chemical treatments, or are costly in both time and money to scale up for use in fabricating large, uniform areas.…”

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Formation of Super-Hydrophobic Surface by Accumulating Pollution on RTV Silicone Rubber Coating Surface

Zhao

Wang

Zhang

et al. 2014

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The Super-hydrophobic surface can be obtained easily by pollution accumulation on room temperature vulcanized (RTV) silicone rubber coating surface. The photos taken by digital camera show that the amount of pollution on the RTV coating surface was increased with time, and after one year, the RTV coating surface nearly could hardly be seen. The water state contact angle (CA) measurement, which was investigated by the static contact angle instrument, reveals that the CA value of RTV coating surface is increased with increasing the pollution accumulation, and in suitable amount of pollution accumulation, the super-hydrophobic surface (water contact angle of 152o and roll-off angle smaller than 5 o) was obtained. The scanning electric microscope (SEM) of RTV coating with different pollution accumulation was investigated. It shows that the continuous micro-nanobinary structure can be formed with enough dust particles on the RTV surface. The mechanism of the effect of pollution accumulation on the wetting property was analyzed, the migration of hydrophobic molecular in RTV coating onto the pollution surface and the formation of micro-nanobinary structure on the RTV coating surface have synergistic effect on the super-hydrophobic surface formation caused by the pollution accumulation.

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“…But despite the special wetting property of the RTV coatings, they cannot prevent the accumulation of dust on surfaces. Otherwise, the pollution accumulation is aggravated due to the stylistic features [15]. The pollution accumulation on the RTV coating also has influence on the RTV wetting property.…”

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confidence: 99%