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In the air. If the force applied is not the normal force expected from normal use it might be intended to snap off.
by victorbjorklund 2y ago
In the air. If the force applied is not the normal force expected from normal use it might be intended to snap off.
- stouset 2y agoThis is like suggesting that a boat's hull is designed to snap off in the event it encounters unexpected forces outside the water.
- account42 2y agoI can see a boat's hull be designed to crumble as safely as possible under a headson impact. But the situation is not the same. Boats usually stay in water at all times. An accident might put them under water. The situation is different with airplanes: all airplanes are guaranteed to eventually impact the ground, just ideally in a controlled manner.
- victorbjorklund 2y agoParts of the boats are def made to snap off when unexpected force is applied.