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The Process of Freezing Weather,a Rain and Snow and Ice Wire Transmission Line Icing Comparison

Dong Wang

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Through the process of freezing weather on a snow and ice wire diameter transmission line icing comparative analysis,combined with ice weather phenomena appear to explore the different types of ice under the ice of the characteristics of two wires,to found out the change law,and observation of ice accretion power lines to make recommendations.

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Through the process of freezing weather on a snow and ice wire diameter transmission line icing comparative analysis,combined with ice weather phenomena appear to explore the different types of ice under the ice of the characteristics of two wires,to found out the change law,and observation of ice accretion power lines to make recommendations.

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Through the process of freezing weather on a snow and ice wire diameter transmission line icing comparative analysis,combined with ice weather phenomena appear to explore the different types of ice under the ice of the characteristics of two wires,to found out the change law,and observation of ice accretion power lines to make recommendations.

Key concepts: Icing, Freezing rain, Snow, Clear ice, Rain and snow mixed, Meteorology, Ice crystals, Climatology

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