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INVESTIGATION OF THE PHYSICAL NATURE OF SHIP ICING

E. P. Borisenkov

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The report, the third in a series on the problem of ship icing, pertains to the investigation of the physical nature of icing. Topics discussed include hydrometeorology, ice adhesion, adhesion reducing coatings, deicers and marine ice dielectric properties.

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The report, the third in a series on the problem of ship icing, pertains to the investigation of the physical nature of icing. Topics discussed include hydrometeorology, ice adhesion, adhesion reducing coatings, deicers and marine ice dielectric properties.

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The report, the third in a series on the problem of ship icing, pertains to the investigation of the physical nature of icing. Topics discussed include hydrometeorology, ice adhesion, adhesion reducing coatings, deicers and marine ice dielectric properties.

Key concepts: Icing, Environmental science, Meteorology, Geography

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