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ICB International competitive bidding.
ICBM Intercontinental ballistic missile.
ICC 1 International Control Commission.
2 International Chamber of Commerce.
3 International Code of Conduct (use of space).
4 Integrated command and control.
5 Initial CAOC capability.
6 Information coordination circular.
7 Interstate Commerce Commission (US 1887–1996).
8 Integrated cargo carrier.
9 IAPS(2) card cage.
10 Interface and configuration cartridge.
ICCABMP International code of conduct against
ballistic-missile proliferation.
ICCAIA International Coordinating Council of
Aerospace Industries Associations [office, Washington,
DC].
ICCD Intensified charge-coupled device.
ICCOPI Integrated classified combat operations
process initiative (CAOC).
ICCP Integrated communications control panel (in
aircraft).
ICCS 1 Integrated command and control subsystem.
2 Integrated communications control system (on
ground, unrelated to ICCP).
ICD 1 Installation, or interface, control drawing.
2 Interface control document, or device.
3 Interim, or initial, capability document.
ICDDS Institute of Civil Defence and Disaster Studies
(UK).
ICDO International Civil Defence Organization [office,
CH-1213 Geneva] (Int.).
ICDOC Interchangeability condition direct operating
cost.
ICDRiA International Center for Decision and Risk
Analysis [University of Texas, Dallas] (Int.).
ICDS Integrated control and display system.
ICDU Intelligent control and display unit.
ICE 1 Interference cancellation equipment.
2 Internal-combustion engine.
3 In-circuit emulator, simulates portions of external
hardware during debugging of control software.
4 Improved combat efficiency [or effectiveness].
5 Independent cost estimate.
6 Institution of Civil Engineers (UK, 1818–).
7 Innovative control effector[s].
8 Integrated collaborative environment.
9 Immigration and Customs Enforcement (DHS2).
10 Internal convection enhancement turbine cooling,
(GE).
ice Naturally occurring forms include crystals, fog,
needles and pellets, self-explanatory.
icebox rivet One (eg 2024 alloy) which must be kept
below 0°C until use.
ice frost Forms on cryogenic tank; if on rocket, easily
shaken off at launch.
ice guard For piston engine, usually a mesh screen; see
gapless *, gapped *.
IceHawk Proprietary [Goodrich] ice detection based on
polarized IR.
ice impact panel Soecially designed structure immediately
surrounding the blades of a fan or compressor.
ice ingestion Class of tests to determine ability of engine
to swallow various cubes of ice, ice-water slush and sometimes
hailstones at specified flow rates. See ice rod, ice
slab.
ice light A light arranged to illuminate a region prone to
icing, such as wing leading edges.
ICEM Intergovernmental Committee for European
Migrations.
IC engine Internal combustion, usually means reciprocating:
Otto, Diesel, Stirling, Rankine etc.
icephobic “Lethal to ice”, a preventative coating.
ice plate Strong plate on fuselage skin in plane of
propellers.
ice point NTP equilibrium temperature for ice/water
mixture.
ice rod Standard ingestion-test size: 1.25 in diameter ×
12 in.
Icerun Ice on runway.
ICEsat Ice, cloud and [land] elevation satellite.
ice slab Standard ingestion-test size 12 in × 12 in × 0.5 in
(305 × 305 × 12.7 mm). Is permitted to break before
entering engine.
ice zapper System for removing accreted ice by giant
electrical pulses (colloq.).
ICF 1 Initial contact frequency (ATC).
2 Inertial confinement fusion.
ICFAC Inter-Caribbean Federation of Aero Clubs
[office, Curaçao].
ICFP Inverse-Cassegrain flat plate.
ICG Icing.
ICGIC Icing in cloud[s].
ICGIP Icing in precipitation.
ICH Interline Club Holland (Int.).
ICHE Intercooler heat-exchanger.
ICHTHUS Integrated and coherent technology for
aircraft health and usage support systems (Smiths).
ICI 1 International Commission for Illumination.
2 Initial capability inspection.
ICIAP Inter-agency Committee on International
Aviation Policy (established 1963).
icing Accretion of ice or related material on aircraft.
Occurs on ground in freezing fog and in flight through
supercooled water droplets.
icing indicator Any of four families of device quantifying
presence of icing and rate of accretion.
icing limits Usually upper and lower temperature limits,
corresponding to one (sometimes two) flight levels.
icing meter Instrument giving rate of accretion, buildup
thickness and cloud liquid-water content.
icing tanker Aircraft equipped to cause severe icing on
another following close behind.
ICLECS Integrated closed-loop ECS.
ICM 1 Intercontinental missile.
2 Improved conventional munition.
3 Inter-console marker.
4 Integrated collection management.
5 Interim control module.
6 Interline communications manual.
ICMD Improved countermeasure[s] dispenser.
ICMP Internet control message protocol.
ICMS 1 Integrated conventional-stores management
system.
2 Integrated countermeasures system, or suite.
3 Integrated combat-management system (USN).
I-CMS Index of central maintenance system fault
messages.
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