Microwave De-/Anti-Icing Using the Midas-Technology
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Abstract
For aviation, a suitable alternative for currently used in-flight anti-/de-icing technologies for today's aircrafts with metal structures and future aircrafts with replaced composite structures is necessary. Intense investigations performed at FZK have been together in collaboration with aircraft manufacturers to design and develop a new avionic microwave technology for monolithic composite structures.The full system integration has been evaluated for several airplanes considering the structural and efficiency demands. The concept of this MIDAS (MIcrowave De-icing Anti-icing System) technology as well their recent results will be presented. A full system integration has been tested and is visualized in the paper.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Antenna and Metasurface Technologies · Icing and De-icing Technologies · Electromagnetic Compatibility and Noise Suppression
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