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Journal Article
Anti-icing performance and influencing factors of super-lubricated surface in simulated glaze icing
2024
Overview
The icing of the overhead aluminum conductor has caused the conductor load to be too heavy or uneven, which results in huge accidents. The super-lubricated surface (SLIPS) shows great potential in anti-icing. Glaze ice is a common type of icing, and its damage to transmission lines is the most serious. However, the properties and influencing factors of anti-icing lubricated surfaces at glaze ice surroundings are rarely reported. In this study, the super-lubricated surface was prepared by the anodic oxidation method, and the anti-icing properties and influencing factors of surfaces were investigated in glaze ice surroundings. The results demonstrate that the SLIPS can decrease the icing amount, which is only 41% of the original aluminum surface. SLIPS exhibits excellent anti-icing performance in different environments temperatures and rainfalls. This study provides experimental guidance for the practice application of SLIPS in anti-icing aluminum conductors.
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IOP Publishing
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