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jubyp0b 13 year s ago
I don't get the purpose.
A plane crashing at 600+ miles per hour in a wall is supposed to come out clean and scratchless ?
Or..were they doing the crash test for the wall ? In anywhich case, I don't get it.
A plane crashing at 600+ miles per hour in a wall is supposed to come out clean and scratchless ?
Or..were they doing the crash test for the wall ? In anywhich case, I don't get it.
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steve 13 year s ago
so what does that prove, that you will die if you hit a wall?
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Enter your name 13 year s ago
it was a wall crash-test. This kind of walls are used to shield nuclear reactors and they basically wanted to check how it will withstand such impact.
BTW it took it like a champ, there are pictures of it on the net (sorry can't find them ATM)
BTW it took it like a champ, there are pictures of it on the net (sorry can't find them ATM)
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koowilliams 13 year s ago
they are testing the wall, not the plane. the plane is just an impact example. so that the engineer can tell their client. "it can withstand an impact of a fullspeed fighter aircraft"... what is it that you don't get ....??
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jubyp0b 13 year s ago
The part that I don't get is how a (what seems to be ~ 3 meters) wall can't withstand the impact of a jet fighter.
It can be made of pure concrete, no kind of reinforcement whatsoever and it would withstand that impact.
Riddle me that, please.
It can be made of pure concrete, no kind of reinforcement whatsoever and it would withstand that impact.
Riddle me that, please.
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easytodo 13 year s ago
Nice crash!! i'll build my apartment with that walls :D are they expensive? hahaa
A plane crashing at 600+ miles per hour in a wall is supposed to come out clean and scratchless ?
Or..were they doing the crash test for the wall ? In anywhich case, I don't get it.
BTW it took it like a champ, there are pictures of it on the net (sorry can't find them ATM)
It can be made of pure concrete, no kind of reinforcement whatsoever and it would withstand that impact.
Riddle me that, please.