Four Instructive Illustrations.

From aviationweather.gov

Diversions can take us into the post-NACA era of aircraft icing, with perhaps more freewheeling reviews.

The Greatest Thing That You Have (Probably) Never Read: AC 00-6A

The Greatest Thing That You Have (Probably) Never Read: 1969 Aircraft Ice Protection Report of Symposium

The Greatest Thing That You Have (Probably) Never Read: Wilder, Ramon W.: "Techniques used to determine Artificial Ice Shapes and Ice Shedding, Characteristics of Unprotected Airfoil Surfaces"

A Brief Digression on Units

Instructive Illustrations

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Candidates (not yet reviewed):

• Green, Steven D.: Inflight Icing Education Objectives for Air Carrier Pilots, AIAA 2003-21, 2003. http://www.flightopsresearch.org/data/files/aiaa2003-21.pdf.
• NACA Conference on Aircraft Ice Prevention A Compilation of Papers Presented by NACA Staff Members. 6505/NACA-1947/8, 1947.
  This is available at ntrl.ntis.gov.
• Project Cirrus, Final Report, 1948
• Mazin, I. P., 1957: The Physical Principles of Aircraft Icing (in Russian). Gidrometeoizdat, 120 pp.
  A translation to English is available at ntrl.ntis.gov
• Werner, J. B., Ice Protection Investigation for Advanced Rotary-Wing Aircraft. US Army Air Mobility Research and Development Laboratory, 1973. ntrl.ntis.gov