Simulation of ice accretion on a cylinder due to freezing rain

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A hybrid analytical and random-walk model has been developed to predict the shape of ice accreted on a horizontal cylindrical insulator due to freezing rain. The freezing rain occurs with the temperature of the vertically falling raindrops above the freezing point and the air temperature below freezing. The analytical model calculates the angular distribution of the water-film temperature and the location where freezing begins. The random-walk model predicts the accretion shape. The two random-walk model parameters, the freezing probability and the shedding parameter, are expressed as functions of the atmospheric conditions. -from Author

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Szilder, K. (1994). Simulation of ice accretion on a cylinder due to freezing rain. Journal of Glaciology, 40(136), 586–594. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0022143000012478

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