Symposium on New Safety Considerations for Emergency Evacuation Slides October 28 - 29, 1980

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Symposium on New Safety Considerations for Emergency Evacuation Slides October 28 - 29, 1980

1980-12-01
By Federal Aviation Administration Technical Center (U.S.)

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Federal Aviation Administration Technical Center (U.S.)
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FAA-CT-81-163
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Proceedings
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United States
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration. William J. Hughes Technical Center
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TABLE OF CONTENTS: Joseph M. Del Balzo - Welcome (Page 1) | James Summer - History of the Inflatable Evacuation Slide (Page 2) | By Gale Braden (Page 12) | Henri Branting - Regulatory Requirements (FAR) for Emergency Evacuation Slides (Page 13) | Dick Johnson - Proposed Emergency Evacuation Slide and Slide/Raft Performance Standards (TSO) (Page 17) | Robert Graham - A Discussion of Inflation Augmentation Devices (Page 24) | Benjamin Werner - 747 Slide Development and Service Experience (Page 33) | G. S. Sims - Thermal Radiation Resistant Paint-On Coating Evaluation (Page 46) | John Morton - Kevlar Aramid Fiber Yarns, Weave Design, Fabrics (Page 67) | Burt Chesterfield - Reassessment of Girt Strength Requirements for Slide/Raft Devices (Page 92) | Louis Brown - Heat Resistance of Aluminized Coatings and Advanced Materials (Page 95) | Panel Discussion (Page 102) | Attendants and Affiliation (Page 119)
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