Sentence examples for engine separation from inspiring English sources

The engine separation thus could only have come from an internal failure.

The engine separation was attributed to damage to the pylon rigging structure holding the engine to the wing caused by faulty maintenance procedures at American Airlines.

However, the engine separation had severed the hydraulic fluid lines that controlled the leading edge slats on the left wing, causing the outboard slats (towards the tip of the wing) to retract under air load.

Further parameters include first stage peak thrust acceleration 6.3 g, mean thrust acceleration 5.03 g, burnout at 12.3 sec, and engine separation at 13.6 sec; second stage peak thrust acceleration 13.5 g, mean thrust acceleration 7.30 g, burnout at 43.0 sec, yo-yo despin at 56.0 sec, and engine separation at 59.0 sec.

The high heat comes from engine plumes, separation motors, tank pressurization gas and air flow, the manual said.

To this end, Sunday's first-stage was commanded to reignite three of its nine engines after separation from the rocket's upper-stage in an attempt to slow its return to Earth.

In this study, the performance of the VPS was evaluated against the Particle Measurement Programme (PMP) volatile particle remover (VPR), a standardized device used in heavy duty diesel engines for separation and characterization of non-volatile particulate matter.

Driving behavior, speed, engine type and separation distance all affect dolphin safety.

The separation of engine one from its mount, the widespread publication of the dramatic images of the airplane missing its engine seconds before the crash, and a second photo of the fireball resulting from the impact, raised widespread concerns about the safety of the DC-10.

Update: First stage complete, main engine cutoff good, fairing separation good.

A typical distillation column resembles a heat engine [2] delivering separation work by using heat at a high temperature in the reboiler and discharging most of it to the environment at a lower temperature in the condenser [5, 6].