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Old 25th October 2017 | 18:34
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Fan-blade de-icing using PCA?

Hi everyone,

in Munich they have installed PCA-Units (pre-conditioned air) at all bridges for A/C climatization. Now there is the idea of using these units for fan-blade de-icing. Has anyone ever seen this at any other Airport before?

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Old 25th October 2017 | 18:40
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Seen that in other places too - for fan blades and for prop blades.

Nothing wrong with that AFAIK
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Old 25th October 2017 | 19:06
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Can you remember where? BTW I am not referring to mobile units but to units that are mounted at the jetties...
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Old 25th October 2017 | 19:17
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Seen it a few times in various places, but yes, they were mobile units, as far as I remember.

Still, can’t see what difference it makes. Hot air is hot air, be it from a mobile unit, or a fixed one...
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Old 25th October 2017 | 20:11
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Oslo Gardermoen? Any Norwegians here, they are the experts?
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Old 26th October 2017 | 15:41
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Stockholm ARN T2 has pre conditioned air hoses installed underground. They come up through a hatch in the ramp. I use it for deicing the fan blades. But the air is not very hot, around 23deg C so not much use when it is really cold. Then we get the mobile unit out which runs much hotter.
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