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DOI: 10.2514/6.2020-2801
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A Statistical Analysis of Impact Ice Adhesion Strength Data Acquired with a Modified Lap Joint Test

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“…While much of the equipment used was not of the highest quality, this consideration is second to the competency and consistency of the operator. In fact, in an analysis of data obtained over five different lap joint shear testing campaigns in an icing wind tunnel, Work found that equipment upgrades and improvements had a negligible impact on the average ice adhesion strength, although they did improve the scatter and efficiency of the tests [210].…”
Section: Test Development and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While much of the equipment used was not of the highest quality, this consideration is second to the competency and consistency of the operator. In fact, in an analysis of data obtained over five different lap joint shear testing campaigns in an icing wind tunnel, Work found that equipment upgrades and improvements had a negligible impact on the average ice adhesion strength, although they did improve the scatter and efficiency of the tests [210].…”
Section: Test Development and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%