Development of Superhydrophobic Coatings for Metal Surfaces

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Provides information about the results of the evaluation of anti-icing properties of coatings. It is shown, that the hysteresis of wetting of the superhydrophobic surface based on the developed composition is 3,7 degrees. The critical angle of rolling of a drop of water from an inclined surface is determined. The results of the evaluation of the kinetics of freezing of a water droplet on a superhydrophobic surface are given. It is shown, that in the initial period there is a transfer of heat from the surface to a drop of water. Then there is a movement of the freezing front from the substrate upwards.

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