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28th Sep 2018, 12:47
Replies: 289
Views: 182,604
Posted By Rob Bamber

A landing 737 has an awful lot of momentum. As...

A landing 737 has an awful lot of momentum. As that's scrubbed off hitting the water, it would be almost inconceivable that some of it isn't converted to angular momentum in the process.

If it's...
5th Aug 2018, 13:41
Replies: 330
Views: 193,214
Posted By Rob Bamber

From the BBC and Sky's photos, there was no fire,...

From the BBC and Sky's photos, there was no fire, and it looks like the 3 engines have buried themselves in the soft ground: vertical impact.

Very sad. RIP.
18th Apr 2018, 11:05
Replies: 466
Views: 526,304
Posted By Rob Bamber

I've found the mythbusters on YouTube. The window...

I've found the mythbusters on YouTube. The window test is at 3:00. Take a look and see if you think it's nessesary for debris to enter the cabin to cause serious...
18th Apr 2018, 10:19
Replies: 466
Views: 526,304
Posted By Rob Bamber

I've just rewatched it (season 1, episode 10). In...

I've just rewatched it (season 1, episode 10). In their tests they couldn't get a crash test dummy to be sucked out of the plane, in any scenario.

However, they did blow out the window in a manner...
11th Apr 2018, 15:01
Replies: 54
Views: 45,951
Posted By Rob Bamber

Fairly intact tail section resting close to...

Fairly intact tail section resting close to engines and fuel tanks, together with the proximity to the end of runway suggest a stall to me.

Condolences to all involved.
14th Feb 2018, 10:32
Replies: 89
Views: 86,876
Posted By Rob Bamber

The kevlar shroud is damaged on its starboard...

The kevlar shroud is damaged on its starboard side (away from fuselage). There is interesting scoring on the inside of the intake duct. Would that be caused by fan movement caused by imbalance? Or...
10th Aug 2017, 15:31
Replies: 1,219
Views: 777,033
Posted By Rob Bamber

I agree entirely. That was not what I meant. ...

I agree entirely. That was not what I meant.

My analysis is this. When the pilot is cleared to land on 28R, there is an implicit instruction here to be careful not to land on 28L. These pilots...
9th Aug 2017, 18:16
Replies: 1,219
Views: 777,033
Posted By Rob Bamber

Or how about if ATC informs: "cleared to land on...

Or how about if ATC informs: "cleared to land on 28R. Please note 28L lights are switched off."?
26th Dec 2016, 17:28
Replies: 484
Views: 591,671
Posted By Rob Bamber

While engaged in boundless speculation, we should...

While engaged in boundless speculation, we should not forget inadequately stowed cargo. Like at Bagram.
Forum: Freight Dogs
31st Aug 2016, 11:34
Replies: 356
Views: 167,060
Posted By Rob Bamber

minimum clean cwatters and Mechta To me it...

minimum clean cwatters and Mechta

To me it looks like the CofG got in front of the centre of buoyancy. Possibly because of the fuel used up,as mc suggested. I'm guessing they must trim it by...
19th Aug 2015, 17:30
Replies: 12
Views: 5,711
Posted By Rob Bamber

Relevant to MH370?

This morning I read this article (http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/aug/19/lithium-battery-review-boeing-dreamliner-fire-heathrow) in the Guardian. This afternoon I wondered whether it could...
1st Jan 2015, 22:27
Replies: 3,923
Views: 4,445,383
Posted By Rob Bamber

Get back on topic

Boy, is this thread off-topic! Is there another one which I have missed which is discussing QZ8501?

The Guardian is reporting an expert as suggesting the plane landed on the sea...
9th Nov 2014, 16:17
Replies: 281
Views: 221,584
Posted By Rob Bamber

The end of space tourism? - I hope so

Whilst I agree with your sentiment, the real world is not that simple. We, in the West, live in a highly financialised economy. People make money trading derivatives and ideas: profit without...
5th Aug 2014, 14:30
Replies: 66
Views: 47,909
Posted By Rob Bamber

OK let's play a bit of hypothetical chess....

OK let's play a bit of hypothetical chess. Imagine the fellow says he has a bomb and he will detonate it if the pilot does not do what he says. The pilot is forced to say "that plane will shoot us...
22nd Jul 2014, 00:32
Replies: 1,644
Views: 2,235,470
Posted By Rob Bamber

Clarification and please give links

My list of evidence was gleaned from reading all the info on this thread, and trying to filter out all the conjecture, opinion and conspiracy theories. The fact I have mentioned a piece of evidence...
21st Jul 2014, 23:44
Replies: 1,644
Views: 2,235,470
Posted By Rob Bamber

Summing up

It's hard getting an overall picture from all the conjecture, and, lets face it, propaganda written here. Here is an attempt at a summary of the facts and evidence we actually have so far of the...
Forum: Tech Log
30th May 2011, 21:43
Replies: 3,435
Views: 1,668,413
Posted By Rob Bamber

@ST27 There is no way an a/c at 38000 ft is...

@ST27
There is no way an a/c at 38000 ft is going to decelerate fron Mach 0.82 to a virtual standstill in 30s. Imagine the forces on the flightcrew: why would they proceed? If they try, it'll stall...
Forum: Tech Log
30th May 2011, 12:49
Replies: 3,435
Views: 1,668,413
Posted By Rob Bamber

Here's an observation which may or may not be...

Here's an observation which may or may not be relevant. The plane decelerated from horizontal Mach 0.82 to 107 knots over a period of 3 min 30s. By my estimate that is an average horizontal...
11th Nov 2008, 16:21
Replies: 2,686
Views: 1,138,194
Posted By Rob Bamber

Why "recommended"? Why is it not in the AFM?...

Why "recommended"? Why is it not in the AFM? Would it be because including it would involve Boeing admitting liability in the 1987 accident? I hope not, because if true, now they've got two.
10th Nov 2008, 21:43
Replies: 414
Views: 289,812
Posted By Rob Bamber

Spunky Monkey OK call it 130 knots if you want....

Spunky Monkey
OK call it 130 knots if you want. It's still bloody fast to go out of control.

My point is that after the gear collapsed that speed needed to be cut to zero, and an engine nacelle...
10th Nov 2008, 19:47
Replies: 414
Views: 289,812
Posted By Rob Bamber

Could somebody put me right if I'm wrong, but all...

Could somebody put me right if I'm wrong, but all my physics training says that one collapsed main gear is a LOSS of retarding force. Additionally it's only on one side of the plane. How many tonnes...
10th Nov 2008, 16:21
Replies: 414
Views: 289,812
Posted By Rob Bamber

This is wrong. The friction force acting on the...

This is wrong. The friction force acting on the engine will be much LESS than that exerted on tyres. So, there will be a danger of the a/c slewing to the RIGHT if the pilot stamps on the brakes too...
26th Aug 2008, 13:55
Replies: 410
Views: 84,237
Posted By Rob Bamber

It occurs to me, and I have not seen it mentioned...

It occurs to me, and I have not seen it mentioned so far, to ask, immediately after a sudden depressurisation, in what state are people's ears? Are they capable of hearing an announcement? And would...
21st Aug 2008, 01:06
Replies: 2,686
Views: 1,138,194
Posted By Rob Bamber

This graphic purports to show where it ended up...

This graphic purports to show where it ended up relative to the runways:
Gráficos en ELPAÍS.com (http://www.elpais.com/graficos/sociedad/Tragedia/Barajas/elpgra/20080820elpepusoc_1/Ges/)

You...
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