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You would have one system trigger the simulated failure and another system trigger the abort sequence independently of the trigger system. If it's the same syst
by NeutronStar 7y ago
You would have one system trigger the simulated failure and another system trigger the abort sequence independently of the trigger system. If it's the same system that triggered the abort and activated the abort sequence after then you can only say that you have tested the abort sequence and not the abort sequence trigger.
- _Microft 7y agoThey didn't know for sure when the abort would happen. It sounded as if they only tuned thresholds for parameters down to such low values that an abort would be triggered around maximum dynamic pressure (Max Q).