- Type I
- minimum 80% glycol
- relatively low viscosity
- very limited anti-icing protection against re-freezing but does not protect against further accumulation
- Type II
- minimum 50% glycol
- high viscosity
- effective anti-icing
- for aircraft with Vr > 100 kts; shears off on take-off
- potential to lose effectiveness if improperly applied
- Type III
- properties between Type I and Type II
- for aircraft with Vr < 100 kts
- Type IV
- same fluid specifications as Type II, but longer holdover times
- dyed green to aid consistent application
Holdover Time
- the estimated time that the application of de-icing/anti-icing fluid will prevent the formation of frost, ice, or the accumulation of snow on treated surfaces of an aircraft
- begins when the final application of de-icing/anti-icing fluid commences, and expires when the fluid loses its effectiveness
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