摘要: This report describes a study that was designed to gather fundamental data on the survivability of an aircraft cockpit in a carrier deck fire, on the characteristics of cockpit structural degradation in the fire, and on various in... 展开 This report describes a study that was designed to gather fundamental data on the survivability of an aircraft cockpit in a carrier deck fire, on the characteristics of cockpit structural degradation in the fire, and on various interacting mechanisms that reduce a pilot's functionability. An unarmed Navy A-4 cockpit was subjected to a simulated carrier deck pool fire. The cockpit was instrumented with transducers to measure temperature, heat, smoke, toxic gases, light, shock, sound, pressure, and physiological behavior of rats and mice. A number of appendixes to the report give detailed descriptions of the various measuring systems and the data they produced. In addition to providing much immediately useful data, the test yielded a good base of data on which to design future tests of this kind. (Author) 收起