Manufacturer Accountability 65 Years Later
Abstract
Adam and Fred discussing an exotic experience Adam had in a 65 year old plane.
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Join Adam and Fred as they discuss an exotic experience Adam had flying a 65 year old plane. Flying a completely restored 1953 Air Force plane brings up many questions about design wear-out and what happens when customers keep products too long.
Topics include:
- Is there manufacturer accountability when products are used beyond their recommended life span?
- In the restoration of an antique plane what upgrades or design changes can be made with what is known now vs then.
- This plane can pull 5g, It has been discovered that in dog fight schools they pulled more. How can you adjust life for fatigue in a design.
Enjoy an episode of Speaking of Reliability. Where you can join friends as they discuss reliability topics. Join us as we discuss topics ranging from design for reliability techniques, to field data analysis approaches.
SOR 359 Manufacturer Accountability 65 Years LaterAdam Bahret
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