Airplane Engine Testing Birds✈️Rolls-Royce Bird Strike Test

Boeing & Airbus Testing Airplane Engines. Special Techniques Explained [GM & Rolls-Roycee Trent]. What happens when aircraft engines are tested? Chicken gun is used to TEST Boeing & Airbus powerful engines (General Motors and Rolls-Royce Trent). Testing processes of the largest $35 billion engines
00:00 Testing airplane engines
00:23 Why engines are tested
00:45 Miracle on the Hudson
01:04 Chicken gun testing (bird strike)
02:00 Rain and storm engine test
02:20 Water ingestion test
02:48 Wind test (Airplane engines)
03:20 Ice testing
03:58 How much does aircraft engine cost?
05:00 Aircraft engine manufacturing process
06:25 Aircraft blade testing
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[@MiasFactory]

Inside Fighter-Jet factory - ua-cam.com/video/YyWqEhZstfw/v-deo.html

[@dhroman4564]

First Rolls/Royce jet engine produced in 1943, hardly a hundred years.

[@MiasFactory]

The Eagle was the first production Rolls-Royce aircraft engine to be used in service during World War I. Resulting from a 1914 British Admiralty requirement for an engine of about 186 kw (250 hp), development began in 1915.

[@dhroman4564]

Fully functioning engine with a blade missing...................I don't think so.

[@MiasFactory]

It's so... Anyway, thanks for the comments, hope you still liked some parts of the video...

[@dhroman4564]

Shocking truly shocking.................not.

[@Sharkwmu]

Incorrect. What you saw in the first clip was a deliberate engine failure test. Here is the original test footage. ua-cam.com/video/736O4Hz4Nk4/v-deo.html