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Room Temperature Characteristics of Polymer-Based Low Ice Adhesion Surfaces.

ABSTRACT: Ice adhesion is mainly dictated by surface properties, and water wettability is frequently correlated with ice adhesion strength. However, these established correlations are limited to high ice adhesion and become invalid when the ice adhesion strength is low. Here we carried out an experimental study to explore the relationships between low ice adhesion strength and room temperature surface properties. A variety of room temperature properties of 22 polymer-based hydrophilic and hydrophobic samples consisting of both low and high ice adhesion surfaces were analysed. The properties investigated include water adhesion force, water wettability, roughness, elastic modulus and hardness. Our results show that low ice adhesion strength does not correlate well with water contact angle and its variants, surface roughness and hardness. Low elastic modulus does not guarantee low ice adhesion, however, surfaces with low ice adhesion always show low elastic modulus. Low ice adhesion (below 60 kPa) of tested surfaces may be determinative of small water adhesion force (from 180 to 270??N). Therefore, measurement of water adhesion force may provide an effective strategy for screening anti-icing or icephobic surfaces, and surfaces within specific values of water adhesion force will possibly lead to a low ice adhesion.

SUBMITTER: He Z

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5294566 | biostudies-literature | 2017 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Room Temperature Characteristics of Polymer-Based Low Ice Adhesion Surfaces.

He Zhiwei Z Vågenes Elisabeth T ET Delabahan Chrisrosemarie C He Jianying J Zhang Zhiliang Z

Scientific reports 20170207

Ice adhesion is mainly dictated by surface properties, and water wettability is frequently correlated with ice adhesion strength. However, these established correlations are limited to high ice adhesion and become invalid when the ice adhesion strength is low. Here we carried out an experimental study to explore the relationships between low ice adhesion strength and room temperature surface properties. A variety of room temperature properties of 22 polymer-based hydrophilic and hydrophobic samp ...[more]

PMID: 28169370

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Room Temperature Characteristics of Polymer-Based Low Ice Adhesion Surfaces.

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Room Temperature Characteristics of Polymer-Based Low Ice Adhesion Surfaces.

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