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Blade off testing

Blade off testing or blade out testing is a specific form of air safety testing required by the Federal Aviation Administration and other safety agencies to certify safety performance of jet engines. The tests require engine manufacturers to carry out at least two tests of the engine, to make sure that the engine can survive a compressor or fan blade…

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Purpose
Ensures that failure of rotating fan and compressor blades in turbine engines does not cause consequential failures in critical aircraft systems
Year started
1964 (1964)

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related to Europe · 17
Blade off testing → Amendment, Certification Specifications, Compressor, CS-E, Engine, Engines, European Aviation Safety Agency, Failure, Hazardous Engine Effect, JAR-E, Joint Aviation Authorities, Joint Aviation Requirements, October, Section, Subpart, The, Turbine Blade Failure
related to United States · 12
Blade off testing → AC, ACs, Aircraft Engines, Airworthiness Standards, Amendment, By, CFR, February, Federal Aviation Administration, June, Part, The
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Blade off testing → Ensures that failure of rotating fan and compressor blades in turbine engines does not cause consequential failures in critical aircraft systems
Year started · 1
Blade off testing → 1964 (1964)

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Blade off testingPurposeEnsures that failure of rotating fan and compressor blades in turbine engines does not cause consequential failures in critical aircraft systems1.00infobox
Blade off testingYear started1964 (1964)1.00infobox
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Blade off testingrelated to EuropeThe0.60section
Blade off testingrelated to EuropeCompressor0.60section
Blade off testingrelated to EuropeTurbine Blade Failure0.60section
Blade off testingrelated to EuropeSubpart0.60section
Blade off testingrelated to EuropeSection0.60section
Blade off testingrelated to EuropeJoint Aviation Requirements0.60section
Blade off testingrelated to EuropeEngines0.60section
Blade off testingrelated to EuropeJAR-E0.60section

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