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Old 21st December 2014 | 15:43
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747-400 doors

Can Anyone help with drawings of the doors?
there is a mechanical locking system that prevents the opening in flight?
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Old 21st December 2014 | 16:06
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Best not to ask questions like this, why would anyone NEED to know?
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Old 21st December 2014 | 17:15
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there is a mechanical locking system that prevents the opening in flight
- I believe the main doors are standard 'plug' doors. Check wiki/Google
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Old 21st December 2014 | 17:29
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Upper deck doors as I recall are locked...or at least the opening lever is. Lower deck plug type. (There is a weird and wonderful procedure for smoke removal that involves opening them in flight)
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Old 21st December 2014 | 18:05
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747-400 doors

Too much info !!!!
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Old 21st December 2014 | 18:53
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Why the interest in door mechanisms? You were asking similar questions about 777 door mechanism some time back?
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Old 21st December 2014 | 19:46
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Some time back indeed. If you are worried about ZF being a closet terrorist I must observe that he is taking his time as he has been with us on PPrune for over 12 years. A true 'sleeper'?
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Old 21st December 2014 | 20:02
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Six years since his query about 777 doors......he's slept in! No, just interested in his interest in door mechanisms.
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Old 21st December 2014 | 20:52
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From October:

http://www.pprune.org/questions/5503...vacuation.html

I guess some are just fascinated with doors.
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Old 22nd December 2014 | 04:48
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ZF may not be a sleeper but I doubt the wisdom of posting all this here and now. ISIL are quite sophisticated and shouldn't be spoon fed by Jammed Stab who should erase his 2 posts IMHO. Be careful - the only people who need to understand that stuff are qualified 747-400 aircrew - not the general public.
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Old 22nd December 2014 | 05:14
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While I doubt the posted info is of any use to the bad guys, to make the previous poster more comfortable, I will delete it. Too bad. It is mostly stuff not in the manuals.
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Old 22nd December 2014 | 08:12
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Thanks JS. You wrote some interesting info that I'd never seen before so maybe it could be distributed through the Fleet Office.
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Old 23rd December 2014 | 04:03
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Omg

I m sorry to have generated such much suspicious !!!!!!
Let me re frase the question
Above which speed the mechanical interlock door Bar ( if any) automatically is inserted to prevent the total opening of the door in flight if necessary to evacuate the smoke if any ?
I read it somewhere 20 kts or I may have fabricate it into my ram memory....thank you BOAC for observing the facts..I appreciated and peacefully go back to sleep.
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Old 23rd December 2014 | 14:03
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forget about this.
this curiosity it is irrelevant
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Old 23rd December 2014 | 14:11
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Sleep well.
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Old 23rd December 2014 | 16:59
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How does it go?

"Just because you are paranoid, doesn't mean they are NOT out to get you"
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Old 23rd December 2014 | 22:01
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Above which speed the mechanical interlock door Bar ( if any) automatically is inserted to prevent the total opening of the door in flight if necessary to evacuate the smoke if any ?
I read it somewhere 20 kts or I may have fabricate it into my ram memory.
It sounds like one of the wrong answers to a multiple choice exam
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Old 27th December 2014 | 06:20
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AMM forever, gents!
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