Procedure and devices to determine the severity of icing conditi

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft structure – Ice prevention

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244134D, 244134E, 244134R, B64D 1500

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055754406

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for determining the severity of icing conditions for an aircraft in flight. A mobile probe projecting from a surface of the aircraft is heated to a predetermined range of temperatures, and the total power required for the heating is measured. The measured total power is divided into a basic power corresponding to the thermal exchange in dry air having the same flow parameters as those measured and a complimentary power corresponding to the evaporating of drops of water contained in the actual air. A parameter representative of the speed at which the thickness of ice increases at the surface of the aircraft is computed from the complementary power.

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