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What Grounds Passenger Jets? AC Impellers & Oxygen Latches Exposed
The crux of unplanned grounding of passenger aircraft is often hidden in the “micro battlefield” of air conditioning impellers and oxygen latches – the corrosion fatigue of traditional aluminum alloy impellers and the low-temperature embrittlement of zinc alloy latches, exposing the lag of aviation material design in extreme working conditions.
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What plaster is used for metal casting?
The selection of plaster for metal casting needs to comprehensively consider the melting point of the metal, the precision of the casting and the process cost. From the high strength of α plaster to the rapid prototyping of foamed plaster, the combination of different formulas and processes provides diversified solutions for various industries.
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Hydraulic Valves & Fuel Pumps: 8 Hidden Killers in Aircraft Systems
The reliability of hydraulic valves and fuel pumps directly determines the life and death of aircraft. From low-temperature hysteresis effect to seal failure, from electromagnetic interference to fatigue cracks, behind each case is the fatal shortcomings of design, materials and processes.
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Flight Control Chassis & Connectors: Top 8 Hidden Dangers Exposed
The hidden dangers of the flight control chassis and connectors are by no means minor problems, but key factors related to the safety of the entire aircraft. From material fatigue to signal interference, from failure in extreme environments to corrosion risks, each hidden danger may trigger a chain reaction
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What Breaks First? Shock Absorber Pistons & Radar Brackets Under Fire
The shock absorber piston often breaks down first – high-frequency impact and extreme temperature accelerate its fatigue fracture, leading to chassis failure; and once the radar bracket is damaged, the consequences are even more fatal
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