Icing tests on full scale models of parts of aircraft (wings, tailplanes, radome) equipped with actual de-icing systems were carried out in the large Modane wind tunnel of ONERA. For studying icing on the Concorde, it was necessary to use a 1/6 scale half model. The equations governing the relevant parameter ratios to obtain reasonably good similitude water catching and ice accretion are recalled. Despite the inherent limitations of this particular kind of testing, i.e., the impossibility of duplicating both the Mach and Reynolds conditions for the main flow pattern, it is possible to obtain on a reduced scale model a reasonably good representation of icing cloud catching and of the shape of resulting ice accretion
Tests of a lightly instrumented two-bladed teetering rotor and a heavily instrumented sub-scale arti...
The objective of the NASA aircraft icing research program is to develop and make available to indust...
This report presents the results of tests at NASA Lewis to evaluate several methods to establish sui...
This paper discusses scaling methods which permit the use of subscale models in icing wind tunnels t...
In a closed loop icing wind tunnel the icing cloud is simulated by introducing tiny water droplets t...
NASA, FAA, ONERA, and other partner organizations have embarked on a significant, collaborative rese...
Icing simulation tools and computational fluid dynamics codes are reaching levels of maturity such t...
Research activity is described for: ice protection systems, icing instrumentation, experimental meth...
The study of aircraft icing is necessary to ensure the safety of commercial, military, and general a...
Icing alters the shape and surface characteristics of aircraft components, which results in altered ...
This paper is concerned with reduced scale testing of in-flight ice accretion on aircraft surfaces. ...
The design and certification of modern transport airplanes for flight in icing conditions increasing...
A full scale general aviation wing with a NACA 63 sub 2 A415 airfoil section was tested to determine...
This paper builds on previous work that compares numerical simulations of mixed-phase icing clouds w...
Tests were conducted at the Icing Research Tunnel at the NASA Lewis Research Center to determine the...
Tests of a lightly instrumented two-bladed teetering rotor and a heavily instrumented sub-scale arti...
The objective of the NASA aircraft icing research program is to develop and make available to indust...
This report presents the results of tests at NASA Lewis to evaluate several methods to establish sui...
This paper discusses scaling methods which permit the use of subscale models in icing wind tunnels t...
In a closed loop icing wind tunnel the icing cloud is simulated by introducing tiny water droplets t...
NASA, FAA, ONERA, and other partner organizations have embarked on a significant, collaborative rese...
Icing simulation tools and computational fluid dynamics codes are reaching levels of maturity such t...
Research activity is described for: ice protection systems, icing instrumentation, experimental meth...
The study of aircraft icing is necessary to ensure the safety of commercial, military, and general a...
Icing alters the shape and surface characteristics of aircraft components, which results in altered ...
This paper is concerned with reduced scale testing of in-flight ice accretion on aircraft surfaces. ...
The design and certification of modern transport airplanes for flight in icing conditions increasing...
A full scale general aviation wing with a NACA 63 sub 2 A415 airfoil section was tested to determine...
This paper builds on previous work that compares numerical simulations of mixed-phase icing clouds w...
Tests were conducted at the Icing Research Tunnel at the NASA Lewis Research Center to determine the...
Tests of a lightly instrumented two-bladed teetering rotor and a heavily instrumented sub-scale arti...
The objective of the NASA aircraft icing research program is to develop and make available to indust...
This report presents the results of tests at NASA Lewis to evaluate several methods to establish sui...