Proceedings of International Workshop on Atmospheric Icing of Structures (1st) Held at Hanover, New Hampshire on 1-3 June 1982.

The accumulation of ice in its various forms on structures has long been recognized as a significant and costly problem for both industry and government world-wide. The purpose of this First International Workshop on Atmospheric Icing of Structures was to bring together scientists, engineers and man...

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Main Author: Minsk,L David
Other Authors: COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAB HANOVER NH
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1983
Subjects:
Atmospheric Physics
Meteorology
Information Science
Snow
Ice and Permafrost
*Atmospherics
*Ice
*Ice formation
*Structures
*Workshops
Cold weather tests
Research management
Deicing systems
Deicing materials
Ice prevention
Ice penetration
Ice breakup
Simulation
Models
Meteorological data
Measurement
Damage assessment
Loads(Forces)
Wire
Transmission lines
Antennas
Telephone lines
Freezing
Rain
Surface analysis
Compilation report
Ice accretion
Ice
permafrost
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Summary:The accumulation of ice in its various forms on structures has long been recognized as a significant and costly problem for both industry and government world-wide. The purpose of this First International Workshop on Atmospheric Icing of Structures was to bring together scientists, engineers and managers from industrial and military organizations from around the world that have an interest in the accretion of ice on structures. The presumption underlying the use of 'First' in the title of the workshop is that this meeting would demonstrate the need for continued exchange of ideas, of reports of work accomplished and of future plans, and further identification of research areas requiring particular attention. The 39 papers from 10 countries presented at the workshop were organized into four technical sessions representing the various aspects of structural ice accretion studies underway. Topics included: Basic research; Physics of ice accretion; Simulation and modeling; Design-oriented research; Meteorological measurements and damage observations; and Iceload measurements and design practices. For sales information on individual items see AD-P001 666 - AD-P001 704.

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