2. Noun. The removal of ice. ¹
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Definition of Deicing
1. deice [v] - See also: deice
Lexicographical Neighbors of Deicing
Literary usage of Deicing
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Aviation and the Environment: Airport Operations and Future Growth Present by Gerald L. Dillingham, Belva Martin (2001)
"Most frequently, they use vacuum sweeper trucks for capturing deicing or anti-icing
... Figure 8: Airports' Use of Selected deicing and Anti-Icing Chemical ..."
2. Aviation and the Environment: Results from a Survey of the Nations 50 by Gerald L. Dillingham, Belva Martin (2000)
"Are either deicing or anti-icing chemicals used at your airport? Some deicing
operations occur at most of the airports we surveyed, even those that are ..."
3. Transportation Statistics Annual Report 1998 edited by Wendell Fletcher (1999)
"Another report estimated aircraft deicing product use nationwide to be 43.5 ...
At airports with special deicing collection systems, the chemicals may be ..."
4. Wellhead Protection: A Guide for Small Communities by Tom Belk (1994)
"Often pesticides and fertilizers are applied in the immediate vicinity of wells
on agricultural land. Highway deicing More than 11 million tons of salt are ..."
5. Indicators of the Environmental Impacts of Transportation: Highway, Rail by Mark Corrales, Michael Grant, Evelyn Chan (2000)
"QUANTIFIED OUTPUT INDICATORS 4 deicing one aircraft typically results in the
pollution load about equal to the daily wastewater of 5000 people (Backer, ..."
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