pilot chute造句

• Bill also invented the throw-out pilot chute.
• Reserves, on the other hand, do not retain their pilot chutes after deployment.
• A pilot chute is a small parachute used to extract and deploy a main parachute.
• With the pull-out system, the pilot chute is packed inside the container.
• The reserve deployment bag and pilot chute are not connected to the canopy in a reserve system.
• Three chutes were sequentially deployed ( a Pilot Chute, a Drogue Chute and the Main Chute ).
• Occasionally, a pilot chute does not generate enough force either to pull the pin or to extract the bag.
• The throw-out approach replaces the spring-loaded pilot chute which was released by a rip-cord.
• The throw-out system allows the skydiver to deploy his or her pilot chute directly into the air stream.
• This method is similar to the paratrooper's deployment system, also called a PCA ( Pilot Chute Assist ).
• Such a drogue is referred to as a pilot chute when used in a single user ( sports ) parachute system.
• A spring-loaded pilot chute then leaves the container and breaks through the skydiver's slipstream to begin reserve deployment.
• When the pilot slows down ( after opening a canopy, for example ) the shock cord retracts, killing the pilot chute.
• The pilot chute is only used to deploy the main or reserve parachute; it is not used for slowing down or for stability.
• Later, the Soyuz 1 parachute failure was linked to an insufficient pilot chute that failed to drag the main parachute from its container.
• This allows the pilot chute to pull the drogue pack from the SRB, causing the drogue suspension lines to deploy from their stored position.
• This type may also begin to re-inflate behind a highly loaded, fast moving canopy, negating the usefulness of a collapsible pilot chute.
• Some designs replace the kill line with a fixed length of shock cord, which stretches when the pilot chute is moving quickly, allowing it to inflate.
• This effect is known as " pilot chute hesitation, " and, if it does not clear, it can lead to a total malfunction, requiring reserve deployment.
• The MIRPS pack tray is slightly larger than that of the T-10 reserve pack tray so it can accommodate a larger pilot chute, spring, and bridle.