Bio-inspired surfaces for resisting marine fouling

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Bio-inspired surfaces for resisting marine fouling

Jiayu Hu 1* , Shiyin Huang 2 , Yinchen Wang 3 , Xingkang Chen 4
  • 1 Sichuan University    
  • 2 Shenzhen College of International Education    
  • 3 Ulink college of Shanghai    
  • 4 Wuhan Britain-China School    
  • *corresponding author 2021141520119@scu.edu.cn
Published on 21 July 2023 | https://doi.org/10.54254/2755-2721/7/20230491
ACE Vol.7
ISSN (Print): 2755-273X
ISSN (Online): 2755-2721
ISBN (Print): 978-1-915371-61-4
ISBN (Online): 978-1-915371-62-1

Abstract

As a global problem, marine fouling has always been a challenge that mankind must face. The surface structure of many organisms in nature provides researchers with ideas on reducing or even eliminating marine fouling. Based on the different antifouling surfaces that exist in nature, researchers have thus far created six broad categories of antifouling methods that are now widely used. This paper analyzes how various widely used antifouling methods are biologically inspired and how they work. Additionally, potential antifouling methods are proposed based on other biological antifouling surfaces in nature.

Keywords:

antifouling; biomimetics; surface physical features

Hu,J.;Huang,S.;Wang,Y.;Chen,X. (2023). Bio-inspired surfaces for resisting marine fouling. Applied and Computational Engineering,7,583-600.
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Hu,J.;Huang,S.;Wang,Y.;Chen,X. (2023). Bio-inspired surfaces for resisting marine fouling. Applied and Computational Engineering,7,583-600.

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