because the ash contains silicon and when silicon is heated at a height temperature it turns to glass. and as the engines are really hot they turn the silicon to glass. The glass gets into the engines and ruins them making them fail so the plane well....
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When volcanic ash enters a jet engine, it melts in the intense heat and re-solidifies inside the engine as glass. The glass then clogs the engine. Ash particles also scrath the cockpit windows, making it hard to see.
Yes, volcanic ash can damage a propeller aircraft by causing abrasion and erosion to the propeller blades and engine components. The ash can also clog air filters and impact engine performance, potentially leading to engine failure. It is essential for aircraft to avoid flying through volcanic ash plumes to prevent operational issues.
Volcano ash hazard can be dangerous.
VOLCANO'S! They face tha danger of ash, lava, toxic gases, pyroclastic flows and slide planes.
The Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland erupted in 2010, resulting in a large ash cloud that disrupted air travel across Europe. Thousands of flights were canceled, affecting millions of passengers. The ash cloud caused significant economic losses for airlines and tourism industries.
When volcanic ash enters a jet engine, it melts in the intense heat and re-solidifies inside the engine as glass. The glass then clogs the engine. Ash particles also scrath the cockpit windows, making it hard to see.
Yes, volcanic ash can damage a propeller aircraft by causing abrasion and erosion to the propeller blades and engine components. The ash can also clog air filters and impact engine performance, potentially leading to engine failure. It is essential for aircraft to avoid flying through volcanic ash plumes to prevent operational issues.
Anything that's in the air will also get into the Engines. And volcanic ash is like fine sand, it's abrasive. Getting that into an Engine can shorten its Life and even make it fail pretty much immediately. So since (jet) Engines can't be fitted with air filters, it's safer not to fly through volcanic ash Clouds.
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After volcanoes erupt, a huge cloud of ash rises above it. This ash cloud causes problems for aeroplanes in mid flight.
Volcano ash hazard can be dangerous.
Depending when, did you mean in 1995? that time, it went KABAM!!! and there was like ash flying EVERYWHERE. nobody got hurt...i think.
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One of the big problems is volcanic ash being thrown high up in the atmosphere. This ash consist of minerals and metals and as of such is very hard. When planes move through this at high velocities, it will cause a lot of friction. This friction works much the same as industrial sanding of objects. It strips materials of protective layers of paint. It also is a big problem regarding the windows. These will become mattened and visibility through them is greatly reduced. The ash will also get into the engines and cause extra wear and tear. The ash may also clot together inside the engines, this of which may cause malfunction. Metallic partickles in the ash may even cause shortcuts in electric circuitry onboard planes. We would not want electronics onboard planes to malfunction would we. The latest eruption on Iceland at Eyjafjallajoekull area have so far caused great economic problems in aviation. The skies all over Europe is affected and most planes have been placed on ground until further notice.