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nozzle used to optimise performance. The secondary exhaust nozzle also incorporates the thrust reverser. Reheat provides 18% extra thrust at takeoff. The secondary exhaust nozzle also allows reverse thrust to be provided. � Manufacturers: Rolls Royce and SNECMA � Type:Open final report at PDF page 28Final report: Concorde F-BTSC, 25 July 2000
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The dispatcher's work screen indicated QFU 27. In addition, the non-availability of thrust reverser engine 2 thrust reverser (secondary nozzle) led to a reduction of 2.5% in the maximum weight in operation. Based on data on the wind (a twelveOpen final report at PDF page 89Final report: Concorde F-BTSC, 25 July 2000
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the maximum energy indicated in the Flight Manual (70 MJ), increased by 10%, � use of thrust reversers on engines 1, 3 and 4. With this set of hypotheses, it appears that the residual speed of the aircraft at theOpen final report at PDF page 140Final report: Concorde F-BTSC, 25 July 2000
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flight. According to his calculations, taking into account the unavailability of the thrust reverser and with the elements at his disposal, not all of which were in fact correct since the data from the AOGE software had not been updated,Open final report at PDF page 158Final report: Concorde F-BTSC, 25 July 2000
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maintenance. 2.6 Maintenance at Continental Airlines The loss of the wear strip from the thrust reverser door on the Continental Airlines DC-10 originated from lack of rigorous maintenance. In fact, over a period of little more than a month, theOpen final report at PDF page 171Final report: Concorde F-BTSC, 25 July 2000
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was cut by a metallic strip present on the runway. � The metallic strip came from the thrust reverser cowl door of engine 3 on a DC 10 that had taken off five minutes before the Concorde. � This metallicOpen final report at PDF page 174Final report: Concorde F-BTSC, 25 July 2000