Icing susceptibility question ??
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From: UK
I would assume that the question refers to thinner airfoil cross sections which are more susceptible to icing; search for fineness ratio.
The T tail is not so obvious, perhaps the question was seeking a relationship with the possibility of a tail stall in icing.
Have a look through the NASA Icing Guide.
The T tail is not so obvious, perhaps the question was seeking a relationship with the possibility of a tail stall in icing.
Have a look through the NASA Icing Guide.
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From: Florida
What do you mean by "prop" a type of aircraft or the engine?
What do you mean by suceptibility, the ability to accrete ice or the tolerance after having accreted the ice?
Your question pre supposes a condition of suceptibility yet provides no explanation to support the question.
What do you mean by suceptibility, the ability to accrete ice or the tolerance after having accreted the ice?
Your question pre supposes a condition of suceptibility yet provides no explanation to support the question.
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From: Egcc
Why are Props and T-Tails more susceptible to icing?
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