Podcasts about de-icing

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Best podcasts about de-icing

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Wheels Up! Podcast
Episode 26: Pilot forced to land after he's attacked by a cat in the cockpit!

Wheels Up! Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2021 27:11


Wheels Up focuses on some of the offbeat and unusual stories of the Airline industry and the people who work there or fly. This installment features a mystery flight from Australian airline Qantas plus a discussion of why the number of airline complaints is up...and how to properly lodge a complaint if you want the airlines to respond!

Earth911.com: Sustainability In Your Ear
Earth911 Podcast: PlaySafe Ice Blocker Removes Environmental and Pet Risks

Earth911.com: Sustainability In Your Ear

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2020 16:18


The annual challenge of keeping walkways and drives clear of snow has a terrible environmental impact. In colder regions, a single household will use between 200 lb.s and 800 lbs. of salt each year, which leads to chloride contamination in lakes, streams, and groundwater. PlaySafe Ice Blocker is a new chloride-free anti-icing liquid that is safe for the environment, pets, and your children. Earth911 talks with Mitch Vestal, founder of PlaySafe about how to de-ice safely the rest of this Winter and next year.The inefficiency of chloride de-icing salts, which work in narrow bands of temperatures, results in most of the material running off or remaining in your lawn. Rock salt must first become liquid before it can work, which is why so much salt is left over after the snow is gone. Vestal explains how one gallon of PlaySafe Ice Blocker can replace up to 200 lbs. of rock salt de-icer. PlaySafe can be sprayed on walkways and driveways to prevent ice from forming during a storm, and it leaves a light slush that is easier to remove than partially melted ice.

Earth911.com: Sustainability In Your Ear
Earth911 Podcast: PlaySafe Ice Blocker Removes Environmental and Pet Risks

Earth911.com: Sustainability In Your Ear

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2020 16:18


The annual challenge of keeping walkways and drives clear of snow has a terrible environmental impact. In colder regions, a single household will use between 200 lb.s and 800 lbs. of salt each year, which leads to chloride contamination in lakes, streams, and groundwater. PlaySafe Ice Blocker is a new chloride-free anti-icing liquid that is safe for the environment, pets, and your children. Earth911 talks with Mitch Vestal, founder of PlaySafe about how to de-ice safely the rest of this Winter and next year.The inefficiency of chloride de-icing salts, which work in narrow bands of temperatures, results in most of the material running off or remaining in your lawn. Rock salt must first become liquid before it can work, which is why so much salt is left over after the snow is gone. Vestal explains how one gallon of PlaySafe Ice Blocker can replace up to 200 lbs. of rock salt de-icer. PlaySafe can be sprayed on walkways and driveways to prevent ice from forming during a storm, and it leaves a light slush that is easier to remove than partially melted ice.

Innovation Now

NASA uses ongoing research to develop effective de-icing and anti-icing techniques used to protect both military and commercial aircraft today.

FlightCast
Episode 40 – Plane Spotting & De-Icing

FlightCast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 31, 2017 53:48


If you're an avgeek, the words "plane spotting" and "de-icing" will make your ears perk up. As a remarkable, published aviation photographer, Jan Jasinski's love for aviation doesn't stop there.

Innovation Now
Frozen Aircraft

Innovation Now

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2015 1:30


Bundled up against the bitter cold, researchers in this wind tunnel are making ice. Oh, well – the cold never bothered them anyway!

Innovation Now
An Icy Wind Tunnel

Innovation Now

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 17, 2015 1:30


Bundled up against the bitter cold, researchers in this NASA wind tunnel are making ice. Oh, well – the cold never bothered them anyway!