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We has some flight attendants training yesterday and I got asked some interesting questions. Apparently passengers have been asking the flight attendants if they can open the emergency exit on a plane while the aircraft is taking off down the runway. Its a obvious no as the aircraft is pressurised (-300ft), however I decided to go measure all the exits and find out how much force is acting on the surfaces. Obviously these are not 100% accurate but near enough.
Figures for: Main Door 7psi which is max differential pressure in the cabin during flight 7psi 18865lbs or 8575kg of force 5psi 13475lbs or 6125kg 3psi 8085lbs or 3675kg 2psi 5390lbs or 2450kg Service Door 7psi 11319lb or 5145kg 5psi 8085lbs or 3675kg 3psi 4851lbs or 2205kg 2psi 3254lbs or 1470kg Over Wing Exit 7psi 6314lbs or 2870kg 5psi 4510lbs or 2050kg 3psi 2706lbs or 1230kg 2psi 1804lbs or 820kg Rear Exit 7psi 17094lbs or 7770kg 5psi 12210lbs or 5550kg 3psi 7326 or 3330kg 2psi 4884lbs or 2220kg |
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