[Archive!] Pure mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc.: brain-training problems not related to trade in any way - page 42

 
Neutron писал(а) >>

I would say the answers are both correct. But, these are second-order effects of smallness. There is a bigger reason.

What is it?

1. Well then that leaves only one reason - related to the solubility of air in human blood, which depends on pressure.

2. Human blood pressure also increases on landing, due to temporary acceleration.

3. A plane with reduced pressure on board is more robust than a plane with normal pressure on landing.

 
Farnsworth >>:



что Вы заставите летать даже пингвинов, а их никто еще не смог заставить.



 
Neutron писал(а) >>

The question is, why isn't it kept constant and equal to atmospheric? Our ears wouldn't hurt.

The pressure in the aircraft is maintained by the ATS - the Air Conditioning System.

The hospital average is equivalent to a pressure of 2,000 to 2,500 meters.

It hurts your ears when you don't adjust the A/C system.

P.S. That's the general idea. :)

 
Neutron писал(а) >>

I would say the answers are both correct. But, these are second-order effects of smallness. There is a bigger reason.

What's that?

The plane would probably crash if the pressure inside was increased as it would become relatively heavier in a rarefied atmosphere around it.

 
Neutron >>:


Я бы сказал, что ответы правильны оба. Но, это эффекты второго порядка малости. Есть причина посерьёзнее.

Какая?

Its mass, I guess. I.e. if the supercharger is to be equal to atmospheric, the walls must be stronger. I.e. heavier.

 
Avals >>:

наверное самолет бы грохнулся если бы давление внутри повышали т.к. стал бы относительно тяжелее при окружаюшей разряженной атмосфере

The plane is already heavier than the environment!!! :)

 
Avals >>:

наверное самолет бы грохнулся если бы давление внутри повышали т.к. стал бы тяжелее окружающей атмосферы


You should at least put a smiley face
 
:)
 
Swetten писал(а) >>

The plane is already heavier than the environment!!! :)

heavier relative to when the pressure is not raised.

 
Avals писал(а) >>

heavier relative to when the pressure isn't raised.

>> it's brain-dead.