Nowadays, an important part of the work of engineers and scientists consists in explaining everyday natural phenomena, whose real importance even on a global level is overlooked. One of them is the study of the melting of solids in different solutions, from laminar to turbulent flow conditions. In fact, the particular case of ice has become significant for many fields of Natural Sciences, such as Material and Environmental Science, and Energy Engineering, to prevent and predict the behavior of glaciers and beyond, and to optimize energy systems. To this end, various types of experimental research have already been conducted, in the hope of being able to mathematically predict the process and the evolution of melting over time.