I forgot to add some URLs which may be useful for modeling ice in FG.
This one ( http://www.auf.asn.au/meteorology/section10.html ) has a nice
diagram that shows the ice accretion in mm on a small probe for the air miles
flown, in clouds with liquid water content varying from 0.2 g/m³ to 1.5
Hi,
I am experimenting with structural icing and am hacking on a
little nasal script that checks outside temperature and
dewpoint to guess if the aircraft is currently in a potential
icing area and pack some ice on the surfaces.
To get ice on the wings one thing is needed besides low
well i think that you would need dense clouds to do that so you could just check for the altitude and see if it is within a cloud layer.Also i have seen pictures of ice on aircraft in flight and they were nowhere near a cloud. For example the contrail is a result of high moisture in the air and
On Friday 19 May 2006 13:21, Julien Pierru wrote:
well i think that you would need dense clouds to do that so you could
just check for the altitude and see if it is within a cloud layer.
Also i have seen pictures of ice on aircraft in flight and they were
nowhere near a cloud. For example the
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