Ice Prevention on Aircraft by Means of Engine Exhaust Heat and a Technical Study of Heat Transmission from a Clark Y Airfoil (1933)
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ns the droplets. Consequently, all formations obtained of the covering is much less. were of the glaze ice type. Figure 25 is a photograph Tests made with the slot open showed conclusively of a formation of ice obtained on the leading edge with that almost no water passed across the slot. Momen-… … Figure 25.—Ice formation obtained with spray on unheated win storms. Notice the separate deposits from each of for cruising speed. The water collected by the slot the two jets. was drained off by the exit provided. In general, it The only way in which the choice of a spraying may be said that the…
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