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Old October 11th 07, 09:57 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Dan G
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Default Which Tow Vehicle

On Oct 10, 12:01 am, Tom Gardner wrote:
And absorbing energy the principal reason why, in a crash, it is
better to be in a steel vehicle than aluminium, and GRP or composites
are worst of all. After all, we sit on energy absorbing cushions for a
very good reason.


NO. That's utter rubbish (and sounds a little like Airbus's anti-787
FUD!). Safest cars in the world are Formula 1 cars - 100% carbon
fibre.

Crash-worthiness and energy absorbtion is ENTIRELY down to design, not
material.


Dan

 




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