Icing condition
Icing condition
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I just begin study about Icing condition for an aircraft to fly in. But I think I have to know first how nature produce snow. Any body can help me ?
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RE: Icing condition
There's lots of information on the web:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/question524.htm
http://nsidc.org/snow/
http://www
TTFN
RE: Icing condition
As far as books on subject any aviation weather (meteriology) book for pilots covers the subject, but the one I find the best is "Aircraft Icing A Pilots Guide" by Terry T. Lankford (2000)
RE: Icing condition
IRstuff and aviat,
Thanks a lot for your both valuable response. Now I've got enough information to proceed with my work.
See ya.
RE: Icing condition
If You have access to SAE documents, I suggest the following.
Search for documents as follows:
Document Number(s):
SAE AIR*
SAE ARP*
SAE AS*
(and...)
Key-Word: "icing"..
Also download several great FAA Advisory Circulars [AC's] on icing, at the following website.
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>>> Search on "icing" & "winter" for additional info [especially on weather phenomena and ground issues].
Regards, Wil Taylor