Re:Lack of redundancies on Boeing 737 MAX baffles some invol...
by inamberclad on Wednesday April 03, 2019 @01:56AM
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To be specific, I'd call that functional redundancy, versus hardware redundancy. Be able to get the same thing done in different ways.
NASA's Genesis mission was bit by this a while back. It had redundant parachute sequencers for a sample return capsule, but they were all assembled identically and with the G-sensors backwards. Consequently, they all failed in exactly the same way.
NASA's Genesis mission was bit by this a while back. It had redundant parachute sequencers for a sample return capsule, but they were all assembled identically and with the G-sensors backwards. Consequently, they all failed in exactly the same way.