Principle of photovoltaic panel deicing device

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Recently, several comprehensive all-weather anti-icing/deicing materials have been developed by introducing heating sorbents that can generate heat by using both electrical and solar energy, thereby achieving practical effective anti-icing/deicing under any working environment.

When exposed to sunlight, the Y6-NanoSH coated photovoltaic panel raises its surface temperature, inhibiting the growth and accumulation of ice and frost on its surface. This is achieved through a combination of photothermal emission and superhydrophobic repellency, which promotes the evaporation and rolling away of water droplets.

ECNTs provide a micro-nano hierarchical structure to achieve superhydrophobic properties and achieve efficient deicing due to photothermal and electrothermal effects. On sunny days, the PESC converts solar energy into heat to keep the surface temperature above zero for anti-icing and deicing.

The synergistic effect of photothermal conversion and superhydrophobicity endows the materials outstanding characteristics of passive anti-/de-icing. In addition, when the solar energy is insufficient (at night or cloudy days etc.), the combination of.

Solar anti-icing/deicing (SADI) is an economically-efficient method of harvesting solar energy as heat for melting and removing ice. However, SADI materials with superior sunlight harvesting performances and high deicing rate remain elusive.

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What is a photothermal surface de-icing mechanism?

Different photothermal surface de-icing mechanism is not the same, but ultimately remove the surface ice, keep the surface clean and dry and reduce the energy loss and economic loss caused by ice accumulation on the surface of different materials . 4.2.1. Carbon-based photothermal (CBPT) anti-/de-icing materials

Are photothermal phase change materials effective against icing & deicing?

Due to the constant latent heat value of the photothermal phase change materials, their anti-icing performance is limited and insufficient to meet the requirements of all-weather anti-icing/deicing applications on outdoor equipment surfaces under harsh and complex environmental conditions.

How does surface micro-nano structure affect photothermal conversion & deicing properties?

Disruption of the surface micro-nano hierarchical structure and alteration of the low surface energy material can reduce the superhydrophobic properties of the material, which in turn reduces the photothermal conversion and photothermal anti-icing/deicing properties of the material.

What are the characteristics of photothermal anti-icing/deicing materials?

Subsequently, the characteristics of recently developed photothermal anti-icing/deicing materials such as photothermal SHSs, photothermal SLIPSs, and other photothermal surfaces with different wettability properties (hydrophobicity, amphiphilicity, and hydrophilicity) are summarized in detail.

Does photothermal deicing damage a material surface?

There is no mechanical force or chemical solvent damage to the material surface in the process of photothermal deicing, which protects the surface of the material well. The superhydrophobic properties and photothermal properties almost remain unchanged after several caking and thawing tests.

Can photothermal deicing surfaces remove ice?

Figure 10g is the real-time ice removal effect with the photothermal trap and the reference. Obviously, the ice on the photothermal trap can be totally removed with solar light after 5 min. The presented photothermal deicing surfaces exhibit significant impacts on solving potential risks in our daily life for the human community.