Chemical Anti-Icing in Aviation

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What is the purpose of chemical anti-icing in aircraft?

  • To increase the aircraft's lift capacity
  • To prevent ice from forming on the aircraft's surfaces (correct)
  • To improve the aircraft's fuel efficiency
  • To de-ice the aircraft after ice has already formed

Which aircraft parts are typically treated with chemical anti-icing?

  • Engine nacelles and tail fins
  • Landing gear and fuselage
  • Wings, stabilizers, windshields, and propellers (correct)
  • Rudder and ailerons
  • All of the above

What is the common name for wing and stabilizer systems that utilize chemical anti-icing?

  • Anti-icing manifolds
  • Ice-free systems
  • Trailing edge systems
  • De-icing valves
  • Weeping wing systems (correct)

What is the primary reason for using chemical anti-icing on aircraft surfaces?

<p>To improve the aircraft's aerodynamic performance (E)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Chemical anti-icing systems are NOT typically used for which of these aircraft parts?

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Flashcards

Chemical Anti-Icing

A method used in aircraft to prevent ice formation on critical surfaces.

Weeping Wing System

A system that allows de-icing fluid to flow over wings and stabilizers.

Leading Edges

The front edges of the wing and stabilizers where ice commonly forms.

Anti-Icing Surfaces

Aircraft surfaces like wings, stabilizers, and propellers treated to prevent ice.

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De-Icing Fluid

Liquid used in anti-icing systems to melt ice off surfaces.

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Study Notes

Chemical Anti-icing

  • Chemical anti-icing is used on aircraft to prevent ice buildup.
  • Treated areas include leading edges of wings, stabilizers, windshields, and propellers.
  • Wing and stabilizer systems are sometimes referred to as weeping wing systems.

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