an aircraft w ... more to this articlePreventingRapid Decompression
an in - flight hole in the aircraft over the passenger(passive) caused bya rapid decompression
the difference in air pressure.[26(passive) caused bythe rapid decompression
when the aircraft rear cargo door blew outcausinga rapid decompression
the 9-foot hole in its fuselage(passive) caused byrapid decompression
May 25 , 1972 : an hour after an LAN Chile took off from Panama City , a pipe bomb detonated in the ice water fountain service compartmentcausinga rapid decompression
a sudden rupture in the aircraft fuselage , loss of a window , or cargo door separation(passive) is often caused byRapid decompression
hull penetrationresultsin rapid decompression
At 07:15 UTC , at FL310 over the Atlantic Ocean an explosion occurred in the forward cargo compartmentcausinga rapid decompression
During this flight a 1.5 metre strip of the aircraft ’s fuselage was torn awayleadingto rapid decompression
In - flight structural failureleadingto rapid decompression
structural failure or explosion(passive) caused byrapid decompression
a form of electrical fireleadingto a rapid decompression
the Out - Flow Valve ( OFV ) openedresultedin rapid decompression
Barotrauma in fishcan resultfrom rapid decompression
The wing pieces embedded themselves into the tanker fuselagecausinga rapid decompression
correct damage and cracks to the pressure domecould leadto rapid decompression
a faulty repair by Boeing technicians after a tailstrike incident during a landing at Osaka Airport in 1978(passive) was caused bythe rapid decompression
a cargo door malfunction Turkish Airlines Flight 981 – explosive decompression caused by a cargo door malfunction Aloha Airlines Flight 243(passive) caused byrapid decompression
a hole big enoughto causerapid decompression
a hole large enoughto causerapid decompression
a faulty repair by Boeing technicians after a tailstrike incident during a landing at Osaka Airport seven years earlier in 1978(passive) was caused bythe rapid decompression
cracks in the adjacent fuselage skincould resultin rapid decompression
after a hole opened up in the body of the planecausingrapid decompression
the bullet blew a hole in the windowcausingrapid decompression
Decompression sickness , or the " bends ... the bloodstreamresultfrom rapid decompression
damage to the main cargo doorcould resultin rapid decompression
their Boeing 747 jumbo jets ... crackscould leadto " rapid decompression
after a foot - long hole tore through the fuselagecausingrapid decompression
the rupture of the film due to the heat of nichrome wire(passive) was caused byThe rapid decompression
an explosion , a rupture in the fuselage or a malfunction of the pressurization system(passive) may be caused byA rapid decompression
rapid changes in pressure ( known as barotrauma(passive) caused byrapid decompression
Compression sickness , or the âbends , â ... the bloodstreamresultfrom rapid decompression
the 9-foot ( 2.7-meter ) hole in its fuselage(passive) caused byrapid decompression
any damage of the outer hull of a starship that exposes its interior to open spaceleadingto rapid decompression
Contrary to popular movies , a bullet hole or two in the fuselage is n't goingto causerapid decompression
after metal fatigue caused a crack and football - sized hole in the fuselage of the Boeing 737causingrapid decompression
any damage of the outer hull of a starship that exposes a starship 's interior to open spaceleadingto rapid decompression
The most catastrophic consequencescan resultfrom a rapid decompression
I did not remove the pump fast enough at the endcausinga rapid decompression
a major problem for the human bodyalso causesa major problem for the human body
the last two rows of seats to be sucked through a large hole in the plane.[2causedthe last two rows of seats to be sucked through a large hole in the plane.[2
dangerous pressure differentials in a fraction of a secondcan createdangerous pressure differentials in a fraction of a second
the oxygen masks to droptriggersthe oxygen masks to drop
the howl of escaping air(passive) caused bythe howl of escaping air
injuries in the dolphins(passive) can ... be caused byinjuries in the dolphins
60 ] Injuries(passive) caused by60 ] Injuries
sickness ... the bends " - which can be painful or even fatalcan causesickness ... the bends " - which can be painful or even fatal
it to break apart mid - aircan causeit to break apart mid - air
in a rapid drop in pressureresultingin a rapid drop in pressure
to the problem Wrighty ... Jun 28leadsto the problem Wrighty ... Jun 28
the air masks to drop in the passenger section and the plane descended rapidlycausingthe air masks to drop in the passenger section and the plane descended rapidly
to red blood cell distribution widthleadsto red blood cell distribution width
to air bubbles forming within the brain or spinal cordcan leadto air bubbles forming within the brain or spinal cord
to the conclusion the plane broke up in flightleadsto the conclusion the plane broke up in flight
in embolism of gas bubbles in two different ways : 1 ) air that expands but can not escape the lung may damage the lung tissue ( barotrauma ) and be forced into the pulmonary vesselsmay resultin embolism of gas bubbles in two different ways : 1 ) air that expands but can not escape the lung may damage the lung tissue ( barotrauma ) and be forced into the pulmonary vessels
bleeding and shock , which use up the oxygen in the blood even fastercan causebleeding and shock , which use up the oxygen in the blood even faster
arterial gas embolisms ... bubbles in the blood stream , to formcan causearterial gas embolisms ... bubbles in the blood stream , to form
from quick ascent during a dive * Gaseous nitrogen forms in bloodresultingfrom quick ascent during a dive * Gaseous nitrogen forms in blood
from accidental failure at high altitudes of the pressure within the cabinresultingfrom accidental failure at high altitudes of the pressure within the cabin
Krest ’s head to expand and then violently explode , splattering the porthole window , and the money , with bloodcausesKrest ’s head to expand and then violently explode , splattering the porthole window , and the money , with blood
abscess formation and deformation bacteriology of acute mastoiditis same as AOM , S. pneumo , H fluto preventabscess formation and deformation bacteriology of acute mastoiditis same as AOM , S. pneumo , H flu
a fish ’s swim bladder — a pocket of air inside a fish that is used to control their buoyancy — to blow up and cause problemscan also causea fish ’s swim bladder — a pocket of air inside a fish that is used to control their buoyancy — to blow up and cause problems
to bubbles forming , which can cause gaseous microemboli and a clinical syndrome known as decompression illness or " the bendsleadsto bubbles forming , which can cause gaseous microemboli and a clinical syndrome known as decompression illness or " the bends
deaths in both high - altitude flights and in June , 1971 when the Russian spacecraft Soyuz 11 suddenly lost pressure , killing the 3 cosmonauts on board ... but survivors are few and far betweenhas causeddeaths in both high - altitude flights and in June , 1971 when the Russian spacecraft Soyuz 11 suddenly lost pressure , killing the 3 cosmonauts on board ... but survivors are few and far between
deaths in both high - altitude flights and in June , 1971 when the Russian spacecraft Soyuz 11 suddenly lost pressure and killed the 3 cosmonauts on board ... but survivors are few and far betweenhas causeddeaths in both high - altitude flights and in June , 1971 when the Russian spacecraft Soyuz 11 suddenly lost pressure and killed the 3 cosmonauts on board ... but survivors are few and far between
in painful phase transitions of solubilised gas into bubbles occurring in the blood , muscles , bones and fatally in the brainresultingin painful phase transitions of solubilised gas into bubbles occurring in the blood , muscles , bones and fatally in the brain
from exposure to a pressure time history simulating the worst case condition that might ... continued below McKinstry , Craig A.resultingfrom exposure to a pressure time history simulating the worst case condition that might ... continued below McKinstry , Craig A.
from exposure to a pressure time history simulating the worst case condition that might be experienced during passage through an operating turbineresultingfrom exposure to a pressure time history simulating the worst case condition that might be experienced during passage through an operating turbine
to decreasing the response time of servicecontributesto decreasing the response time of service
the lungs to decompress faster than the cabincausesthe lungs to decompress faster than the cabin
local cooling of the formations and destruction of the equipmentcan causelocal cooling of the formations and destruction of the equipment