The feasibility of employing shell powder as a novel bio-filler to prepare fluorocarbon coating is demonstrated. According to the relevant Chinese standards
the thermal and mechanical properties of the shell powder-filled fluorocarbon coating were evaluated
and compared with those filled by commercial calcium carbonate. All the shell powder-filled coatings can meet the requirements stated in the relevant standards
and with decreasing the particle size of the shell powders
the performance of the thermal insulation coating is enhanced. The coating (SC3) filled by shell powders with an average particle size of 2.81 μm possesses a better thermal insulation performance than the coating (CC) filled by commercial calcium carbonate. The coating SC3 has comparable adhesive force and washing resistance with the coating CC
and in the washing resistance test
after 2000 cycles
the coating SC3 was still able to cover totally their substrates. This work demonstrates a high value-added disposal method for the aquacultural wastes.
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