Subject: Is there a formula to calculate negative G force when a plane nose dive?
Date: Mon Dec 18 23:00:37 2000
Posted by Poon Shou Yun
Grade level: undergrad
School: National University Of Singapore
City: No city entered. State/Province: No state entered.
Country: Singapore
Area of science: Engineering
ID: 977198437.Eg
Message:
What is the minimium amount of negative G force that can cause a passenger
in an airplane, standing at 50KG to be pulled upward while flying in a
plane? Will there be a formula to calculate this negative G force ? How
much force is required to restrain this passenger for pulling upwards in
the event of negative G force (when plane is nose diving)?
Re: Is there a formula to calculate negative G force when a plane nose dive?
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