Detecting ice particles

Measuring and testing – Fluid flow direction – Relative to aircraft or watercraft

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C073S170260, C244S13400A

Reexamination Certificate

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07845221

ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods for detecting ice particle accumulation is disclosed herein. In one exemplary implementation, a method for detecting ice is described in which a parameter within an interior volume of a heated conduit is measured. The method also includes detecting the presence of an accumulation of ice particles based on the parameter measured within the interior volume of the heated conduit.

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