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Mikila1A 19th Oct 2004 21:23

Icing Photos
 
Hi all,

Wondering if anyone has captured any photo's of helo's with ice accumulated on them. I have several but need a few more for a project I am working on. Any type or quality would be great.

M1

SASless 20th Oct 2004 01:26

Air Methods in Englewood, Colorado used to have a real doozy...Nebraska based Bell 222...night flight...very dark part of the country....encountered a bit of ice....like several inches of it all over the aircraft....heart stopping photo actually. I think the pilot concerned is still there as a Training Captain...Company Check Airman.

b.borg 20th Oct 2004 07:25

Not exactly accumulated ice - but how do you test for helicopter icing ?

Sikorsky S-92 Icing Tanker Tests

sycamore 20th Oct 2004 09:21

Mik, if you go to p20 on Gallery there are a few on there . Ihave a lot more but my scanner is knackered........Syc

rotornut 20th Oct 2004 14:55

The National Research Council of Canada did extensive testing of helicopter icing using an ice generator (or whatever it was called).
You might try contacting them - try Google.

bb in ca 20th Oct 2004 16:34

I have a couple pics.


Hoar frost in the morning.
http://www.berwick.webb-hosting.net/...2004-09-28.jpg


Engine air intakes.
http://www.berwick.webb-hosting.net/...0-%20Icing.jpg



Main rotor icing.
http://www.berwick.webb-hosting.net/...0-%20Icing.jpg

sycamore 20th Oct 2004 21:12

bb in ca, what are the types in the pics, and where did you get the third one from?

bb in ca 20th Oct 2004 21:28

Hey sycamore,

Sorry, I guess I could have described them better.

The first one is a Eurocopter AS-350B on the ramp one chilly morning not long ago.

The second one I believe is Cougar Helicopters Super Puma from the East Coast of Canada.

The third one I don't know much about but when I found it the description said it was a Gazelle.

Best Regards,
bb in ca


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