sääatuspinnad
Sääatuspinnad, a term derived from Estonian, refers to surfaces that are designed or treated to prevent or reduce the formation of frost or ice. These surfaces are crucial in various applications where ice accumulation can lead to safety hazards, operational disruptions, or structural damage. The principle behind sääatuspinnad is to either deter ice adhesion or to facilitate its removal.
Methods to achieve this include modifying the surface texture, composition, or properties. For instance, superhydrophobic surfaces,
Sääatuspinnad find application in aviation, such as on aircraft wings and fuselage, to prevent ice buildup