On December 25th, a significant project under the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Knowledge Innovation Program, titled "Application Research of Self-Cleaning Antireflective Nanostructure Coatings in Solar Cell Modules," was officially approved by an expert review panel. This project, led by the Institute of Physics and Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, marks an important milestone in the development of advanced coating technologies for solar energy systems.
The acceptance meeting was organized by the Physics and Chemistry Institute on behalf of the Science and Technology Development Bureau of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. A diverse group of experts from various institutions participated, including the National Center for Nanoscience, the Institute of Electrical Engineering, Shanghai University of Electric Power, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, the Chinese Academy of Sciences Ecological Environment Research Center, and Hebei University. Their collective expertise ensured a thorough evaluation of the project's outcomes.
During the meeting, the project leader, He Junhui, presented detailed work reports, technical test results, and financial summaries. The expert panel engaged in in-depth discussions and posed critical questions, demonstrating their commitment to ensuring the project met the highest standards. After careful consideration, the team praised the project’s achievements and confirmed that all technical specifications exceeded the requirements outlined in the original mission statement. They unanimously agreed to approve the project's completion.
This research focused on the application of nanostructures to control surface wettability and light transmission. The team successfully uncovered the working mechanisms and design principles behind self-cleaning and wide-spectrum antireflective nanostructures for solar cell modules. They also developed innovative techniques for fabricating transparent nanostructured coatings with self-cleaning properties. These coatings can be applied to glass surfaces, including photovoltaic glass used in solar panels, and have demonstrated both ultra-hydrophilic and super-hydrophobic self-cleaning capabilities. The technology shows great potential for industrial application and commercialization, offering a promising solution to enhance the efficiency and durability of solar energy systems.
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