This invention relates to a
polyurethane-modified
silicone protective material for the outer wall of wind
turbine towers, and discloses a method for preparing the same material. The material is prepared by mixing
acrylate-hedged
phenol-modified trimethyl
silicone oil,
isocyanate-modified polyether
polyol polyurethane, ultrafine silica, nano-
alumina, short-
fiber glass,
triethylamine,
benzoyl peroxide, dioctyl
phthalate (DOP),
phthalocyanine UV absorbers, dibutyltin diethylene (DDBT), and
imidazole antifungal agents in a
specific weight ratio. This material exhibits excellent
weather resistance,
mechanical strength,
heat resistance,
UV resistance, and
antifungal properties, making it particularly suitable for the protection of wind
turbine towers. The preparation method ensures the stability and consistency of the material's performance by precisely controlling the proportions of each component and the curing conditions. This material effectively improves the
UV resistance,
corrosion resistance,
weather resistance, and overall durability of wind
turbine towers, extending their service life and reducing maintenance costs. This invention provides a high-performance protective material for the outer wall of wind turbine towers, which has significant
engineering application value. Especially in environments with long-term
high humidity, low temperature, and strong
ultraviolet radiation, it can significantly improve the stability and service life of the
tower. This
polyurethane-modified
silicone protective material exhibits excellent protective performance in demanding application environments such as wind turbine towers, and has broad market application prospects.