Airbus A380-800 Brake test

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A380-800 Brake test in overweight landing situation.
Dynamometer energy: 125.2 MJ
Brake application speed: 90.07 m/s
Stop distance: 1120 m
Mean deceleration: 3.62 m/s/s
Energy absorption rate: 5.04 MJ/s

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well ....at least ... ( 2 weeks ago by andreyscheau)

well ....at least it stopped...

I hope my planes ... ( 1 week ago by HandyManPhill)

I hope my planes brakes dont do that when I go to Egypt!

stopping with ... ( 1 week ago by fuzzy1dk)

stopping with brakes on fire beats running of the runway ;) It did say overweight lading so it would probably be an emergency landing right after take off still with full fuel load. or maybe aborting start right before the point of no return. not something you want to do too often, I think I heard ti cost 1M$ replacing brake pads and rotors when it is done. carbon brakes are not cheap

dude its not 1 mil. ... ( 1 week ago by froquettee)

dude its not 1 mil. its probably like 100 grand. And and over weight landing woulb be a hard touch down or it was plainly oerloaed during flight procedures....

......well it stoped ( 1 week ago by czechmar)

......well it stoped

hahah true ( 1 week ago by Cedarjetboy)

hahah true

Indeed, and it was ... ( 1 week ago by PilotOfNorway91)

Indeed, and it was over 1200 meters. So, short stoptime lol. +1

¡¡jo-der!! ( 1 week ago by LorenzinSerranete)

¡¡jo-der!!

what burned? ( 1 week ago by buggoff)

what burned?

the brakes plate. ... ( 1 week ago by placidesulfurik)

the brakes plate. All this kinetic energy must go somewhere when you brake, it doesn't just vanish. well it's thermic energy

and it turn into ... ( 1 week ago by bratonabike)

and it turn into sound energy and light energy

... ( 1 week ago by DiegoBaumann)

daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn

holy shit ! ( 1 week ago by checkthataccount)

holy shit !

wat bout if u add ... ( 1 week ago by wo0dy1)

wat bout if u add reverse thrusters to that tho . .how much will that help shorten the stoppin distance!?!?

Hey if u gotta stop ... ( 1 week ago by incheon)

Hey if u gotta stop u gotta stop, amazing test!

wow that's a little ... ( 6 days ago by Hejzwej)

wow that's a little bit friction ^^

The test is ... ( 5 days ago by nakedpilot01)

The test is designed to see the stopping distance of the aircraft without the aid of reverse thrust. This is a requirement by the FAA. In reality you would use reverse thrust but if the brakes can already stop the aircraft in such short distance imagine with reverse thrust.

Hollllyyyy shitt ( 4 days ago by 0xstrikerx0)

Hollllyyyy shitt

Oh shit! That's ... ( 3 days ago by Shercko)

Oh shit! That's some heavy duty shit right there!

holly shit ( 2 days ago by GTboy96)

holly shit

also planes have ... ( 1 day ago by WarGodKills)

also planes have spoliers or how ever there called to slow plane down once they land ( speed brake)

I have the same ... ( 1 day ago by sfutube)

I have the same brakes on my Honda Civic

yea, they help slow ... ( 1 day ago by Airportchris2)

yea, they help slow the aircraft down, and they also completely stop all lift on the wing.

pass! well done, ... ( 19 hours ago by djtreatt)

pass! well done, lil fire! but thats ok

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