| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this project is to develop conductive coatings that used as anode to produce free chlorine to prevent biofouling under anodic potential in the seawater. Three different conductive coating binders are polyurethane resin, ethyl silicate resin, and silicate resin. The additive of the conductive coating is graphite powders having particle sizes : 3~5 µm and 40~45 µm. In the electric resistivity test, the conductive coating which used 3~5 µm graphite powder as additive and silicate resin as binder which has the lowest electric resistivity (0.08 Ω-cm). Thus the conductive coating using 3~5 µm graphite powder as additive and silicate resin as binder are suitable to produce free chlorine in the seawater. Besides, a voltage of 1.4V (SCE) is applied for the same conductive coating in the solution. During the 14-day electrolysis test, the conductive coating as anode can produce proper free chlorine and has good durability. In the second phase, we will test the conductive coating in the field. |