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777 engine test run

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Yes, it's just the park brake holding the aircraft. There are chocks near to the wheels but not right up against them. The 777 has 12 mainwheels and each are fitted with multiple rotor carbon brakes, there are 6 pistons on each brake pack operating at 3000psi. I'd have to measure the diameter of the piston to calculate the force but they are at least an inch so that would give 14137lbs on each brake at least

 

OMG, incredible. Thanks for the info.

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HAPPY FLYING

Raymond

 

 

That looks like cardiffs BA Maintenance.Do you know where it was?As I was doing work experience there when it was snowing last month + my home airport

That looks like cardiffs BA Maintenance.Do you know where it was?As I was doing work experience there when it was snowing last month + my home airport

 

Heathrow

aww if anyone knows Cardiff that looks exactly the same.When I was there for my work experience they had 2 B747 and then a B777 were you can see it in the video just parked up waiting for a slot in the maintenance hanger

Want more run-up? A little bit closer...

 

Regards, Jerry                                                                                                        Boeing777_Banner_TechTeam.jpg

 

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