What Grounds Jets? Brake Discs & Retraction Actuators Under Fire

The core causes of frequent groundings of jet aircraft are the thermal decay effect of brake discs and hydraulic hysteresis of retraction actuators: Emirates Boeing 777 failed due to delamination of carbon fiber brake discs at 1200℃ (NTSB report AAR-24/01), exposing the thermal resistance limit of traditional materials; Airbus A320neo fleet caused a 300% surge in the risk of landing

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How to predict the “invisible killer” of brake discs?

Landing Gear Struts & Wheel Axles: 7 Critical Factors for Aircraft Safety

As the core load-bearing components for aircraft take-off and landing, the reliability of landing gear struts and axles is directly related to flight safety. Key control factors include: material metallurgical quality (must comply with AMS 6414 ultra-high strength steel standards),

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14 Types of Reamer Tools Used in Machining

The 14 types of reamers in machining have their own characteristics and are suitable for different machining needs: straight groove reamers have good rigidity but poor chip removal, which is suitable for short hole machining; Spiral flute reamer for smooth chip evacuation, suitable for deep holes and viscous materials

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14 Types of Reamer Tools Used in Machining

What Grounds Jets? Door Hinges & Seat Tracks Under Fire

The grounding of the aircraft once again warns the aviation industry that safety is no small matter. Even seemingly basic components such as door hinges and seat tracks may trigger a chain reaction and threaten flight safety once there are design or manufacturing defects.

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What is the difference between PVA and HIPS?

In the field of 3D printing, PVA and HIPS are two mainstream support materials with significant differences: PVA (polyvinyl alcohol) is a water-soluble material, especially suitable for use with low-temperature consumables such as PLA, which dissolves quickly, is environmentally friendly and easy to operate; while HIPS (high-impact polystyrene) needs to be dissolved with limonene solvent.

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What is the difference between PVA and HIPS?
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