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Bouncing behavior of water droplet on glass insulator and SHP insulator in glaze icing environment.

Bouncing behavior of water droplet on glass insulator and SHP insulator in glaze icing environment.

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Insulators, as important components in transmission lines, are prone to disturb the safe running of the power system by the ice accumulation on surfaces. Traditional anti-icing coatings are difficult to practically apply to insulators. Here, superhydrophobic (SHP) coatings were fabricated on the glass insulator surface by spraying. We studied micro...

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... In order to simulate the glaze, the water droplet bouncing tests in a glaze-freezing environment were performed in an artificial climate chamber. Figure 4 illustrates the behaviors of water droplets bouncing on both glass and SHP insulators in the glaze icing environment. Different from a single water droplet, the spray nozzle forms small water droplets, similar to rain, that are blasted on the surface as the glaze freezes. ...

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