Anti-fouling refers to the process or technique used to prevent the accumulation of unwanted biological materials, such as barnacles, algae, and microorganisms, on submerged or wetted surfaces. This is crucial in maintaining the efficiency, performance, and longevity of various structures and systems, such as ship hulls, underwater pipes, and heat exchangers. In the context of anti-fouling applications, materials and technologies are designed to deter biofouling without causing harm to the environment. These solutions can include specialized coatings, materials with natural anti-biofouling properties, and advanced electronic systems that inhibit biological growth through physical or chemical means.

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