Method for protecting aircraft surfaces from contamination and/or icing by insect residues, application device therefor and aircraft
A technology for aircraft and residues, used in ground installations, transportation and packaging, coatings, etc., to solve problems such as insufficient icing protection
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[0119] Example 1: Formulation example of protective layer peeled off by UV radiation
[0120] The formulation examples below relate to one-component systems that can be applied by spraying.
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[0123] Example 2: Example formulation of a layer whose adhesion is reduced by free radical decomposition under UV radiation:
[0124] The coatings are two-component systems.
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[0127] Example 3: Example formulation of layer exfoliated by cold embrittlement:
[0128] An aqueous polyvinyl acetate-dispersion (Craymul 2325 from Cray Valley Kunstharze GmbH, Zwickau) was applied with a dry film-layer thickness of 15-30 μm on an aluminum plate which could be hydrophobized by means of a plasmapolymer barrier layer .
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