The helicopter and general aviation, light transport, and commercial transport aircraft share common icing requirements: highly effective, lightweight, low power consuming deicing systems, and detailed knowledge of the aeropenalties due to ice on aircraft surfaces. To meet current and future needs, NASA has a broadbased icing research program which covers both research and engineering applications, and is well coordinated with the FAA, DOD, universities, industry, and some foreign governments. Research activity in ice protection systems, icing instrumentation, experimental methods, analytical modeling, and in-flight research are described.
NASA Lewis Research Center's Program on Icing Research
Aerospace Sci. Conf.
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1983
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Reno, NV, United States
Intern. Workshop on Atmospheric Icing of Struct.
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1982
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Hanover, NH
1982-01-01
Conference paper
No indication
English
Nasa Lewis Research Center's Program on Icing Research
NTIS | 1982
|NASA Lewis Research Center's program on icing research
AIAA | 1983
|NASA Lewis Research Center's program on icing research
NTRS | 1983
|NASA/Lewis Research Center Icing Research Program
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