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To meet the special needs of preventive maintenance for oil and gas well pipelines, this study conducts a geometric dissection of remora suckerfish based on bionics. It combines the biological features with fiberboard tape and uses the discrete element method to construct a particle model of solvent-free, epoxy-reinforced polymer materials, determining relevant parameters. The model accuracy is verified through volumetric density and drop tests, and the optimal parameter combination of the remora-inspired structure is obtained via multi-factor simulation analysis. Comparative tests confirm that the bionic structure enhances stability by approximately 43.29% compared to the original structure, effectively avoiding insufficient strength. It successfully addresses the gravitational segregation and fluid shear caused by uneven coating thickness, ensures stable and reliable interfacial properties of the composite structure during service, and provides strong support for the practical application of related materials in the preventive repair of oil and gas well pipelines. The findings promote the upgrade of oil and gas pipeline maintenance strategies from "passive response" to "active prevention", laying the core technical foundation for the resilience of energy infrastructure.
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