"This hole helps prevent moisture and snow from accumulating on the windows," said Bret Jensen, a senior Boeing aeronaual technician. That's why your windows don't get cloudy every time the plane passes through the clouds."
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Bret Jensen, kỹ thuật viên hàng không cao cấp của Boeing cho biết: “Lỗ thủng này giúp ngăn hơi ẩm và tuyết tích tụ trên cửa sổ. Đó là lý do tại sao cửa sổ của bạn không bị vẩn đục mỗi khi máy bay đi qua các đám mây ”.
Holes in window panes are meant to keep us safe. Known as “bleed holes”, they help regulate air pressure changes as planes climb to cruising altitudes of up to 33,000 feet. At high altitudes, air pressure and oxygen levels reduce. ... However, this pressure difference puts enormous strain on the windows.
Believe it or not, holes in window panes are meant to keep us safe. Known as “bleed holes”, they help regulate air pressure changes as planes climb to cruising altitudes of up to 33,000 feet. At high altitudes, air pressure and oxygen levels reduce. ... However, this pressure difference puts enormous strain on the windows
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