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by userbinator
544 days ago
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instead of being on by default during the flight but i assume the current procedure exists for a reason. Suppose it fails the other way --- pilot needs oxygen but the valve refuses to open. I think they definitely did a risk analysis and came up with the current design, reasoning that the increased risk of an oxygen fire would be less than the risk of a pilot suffocating if the system failed the other way. |
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