Air and undissolved solids will be washed away to such an extent that in horizontal evaporator machines the water has 98 % of the solids removed, resulting in very hard, virtually pure, clear ice.
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Raymond Pote, a torpedo operator on the cruiser Norfolk, spent four years with the Arctic convoys, and recalled using steam hoses to clear ice on the upper deck which threatened to destabilize his ship.
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The city mobilized 800, 000 students and government employees on last Monday to clear ice and snow from the roads and wipe the grime off 78 miles of traffic railing, according to the Beijing
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Sykes and Falahati huddled on the snowy tarmac, searching through the fog for the truck that would clear ice from the wings of the Learjet set to whisk the heart back to Van Nuys.
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The removal of 1 or 2 feet of the upper moss and soil put the bottom of the ditch into a mixture of ground ice and muck, much of which was almost clear ice.
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The idea is that a semi-transparent solid such as dry ice or clear ice acts like a greenhouse to warm up a layer below the surface ( the " solid state greenhouse effect " ).
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The city mobilized 800, 000 students and government employees on last Monday to clear ice and snow from the streets and wipe the grime off 78 miles of traffic railing, according to the Beijing Daily.
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In 2007, the Oklahoma ice storms in December forced a'no-takers'day when not one person ran a kart or cycle on the track as a result of freezing rain, which actually sealed vehicle doors shut with thick clear ice.
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To clear ice crystals from her goggles, she had frequently removed her gloves to scratch the rime away during her 50-day, 720-mile trek, and her fingers were so frostbitten that the South Pole Station surgeon had to amputate part of her gangrenous thumb.
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These three types occur also when ice forms on the surface of an aircraft when it flies through a cloud made of supercooled water liquid droplets . "'Rime ice "'is the least dense, "'milky ice "'is intermediate and "'clear ice "'is the most dense.
