ICING OF AIRCRAFT1
Edward J. Minser
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Edward J. Minser
Abstract
1This article was originally written and mimeographed for the Meteorological Dep't. of TWA, Inc., and appeared in the Air Commerce Bulletin, Vol. 6, No. 6, pp. 144–149, Dec. 15, 1934; it was also read to the Nov. 8, 1934, meeting of the Kansas City Seminar.
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1This article was originally written and mimeographed for the Meteorological Dep't. of TWA, Inc., and appeared in the Air Commerce Bulletin, Vol. 6, No. 6, pp. 144–149, Dec. 15, 1934; it was also read to the Nov. 8, 1934, meeting of the Kansas City Seminar.
Key concepts: Meteorology, Icing, Environmental science, Geography