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Do airplanes throw debris when they fly??

¿Did you ever wonder whaté What happens to the waste from the bathrooms?ñof airplanes in flight? Hereí an explanationón ráask and reassuring.

Perhaps many of us have thought about whaté What happens with the waste that we humans generate in flight and that we leave very calmly in the different areas?ñof aircraft, It is even thought that these wastes are eliminated immediately when we release the toilet chain.ñO.

Although it might seemógic, The reality is that the waste we generate on the planes stays on the planes., at least a large part.

Including contentíconspirators circulate on the Internet, similar to that of chemtrails where they say the planes areán «lanceándonos» human waste on our city, but the reality is that this is not soí.

¿Whaté they make the aerosolsíairplane debris lines?

Taking into account that the statesíStatics say that on a flight from meás de 12 hours people goán al bañor at least 2.5 times, what to generateá más de 230 gallons of waste, lo más lólogical to beíbecause this weight that in the long run affects the performance of the aircraftón was released into the air.

When you download the bañor and you hear that big noise, people likeúHe mentally thinks that all his waste was shot into the atmosphere.ósphere falling in the city más close, but really everything of yours went straight to a tank located usually, at the rear of the aircraft.

Once on land or in the scale of the flight, This tank is emptied with a hose that is connected from a truckón al avión and alsoén disinfecting it later, so you can rest assured that it is notán «bañando» with feces and other.

The bañThe modern ones were invented and patented by James Kemper, who toñadió the líSkykem liquid that disinfects and with the suction effectón does not leave právirtually nothing in the bathroomñor at the moment of activating it and from this Skykem the «blue ice or «blue ice».

Blue ice or blue ice

Although nothing is released atmóball, Skykem, due to its blue color, has generated más of a ca reportíof blue ice with a very unpleasant content falling on some housesñáeven, but they have been very specific casesífics and have given way to the myths mentioned above.

In these few reported cases that are not a general, have allowed to know that apparently, Sometimes the tank containing the waste overflows and leads to the caíblue ice day, but the odds happen to you, es prácticamente míwhat.

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13 comentarios en “¿Los aviones arrojan desechos cuando vuelan?”

  1. It is so unlikely that the sewage tank will open in flight, how to open one of the doors of the plane. Sometime look at the shape of the lid, It's a very particular setting, que solo se «abre» cuando le encastran la manguera del camion tanque q viene a hacer el servicio. and that mouth, is covered with an additional lid. Only that for some reason a pipe breaks or something like that, that's not going to happen. Also, if by some accident it came out, it would be pulverized by the speed of the plane.
    Formerly….. ahhhh, that's another thing. On the principles of commercial aviation, if there was that, discharged into the atmosphere, flying over uninhabited places and over the sea. Usually, unpressurized aircraft. but of that, a long time ago.

      1. As I said, before they were not so careful. What I do know is the reverse, in a 707 a passenger pressed the button and YES IT HAPPENED… HE BATHED WITH THE BLUE LIQUID + WHAT COMES WITH IT, INSIDE THE BATHROOM!!!!!. Therefore, before they had some failures in the system. and it could happen.

  2. There must be some more interesting topic to write about. Is seriously? Who thinks that the plane drops what would become AASS? Or that this would affect performance? He went to the trouble of calculating the net weight of each stool
    …that is, at least I assume that the blue water that the plane already carries remains, only that it passes from one reservoir to another already with the stools. A fine….

  3. Thanks, well explained, with perfect censorship of words that I thought were going to appear hehehe, the question is
    How could blue ice possibly damage a house?, I don't think it's a frozen stream of 3 meters long 😂

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