How Landing Gear Works | Part 1 : Brakes

[@AircraftScience]

Note: While making this video, we only considered simultaneous brake applications (left and right main landing gear brakes together) and did not consider differential braking. Therefore, the bus pedal mechanism was simplified with a single transverse control rod. However, two control rods connect the left and right brake pedals to allow differential braking. We will remodel the bus pedal mechanism and explain the differential brakes in the steering control chapter of the series. Until then we request the viewers to ignore differential brakes while watching this video. Thanks for the support.

[@rvrrunner]

Excellent Video! I obtained my FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) License in 1967. Wish I had this kind of instruction way back then.

[@eminozturk8059]

I have no idea why did i watch the entire video but i didnt regret it

[@deejaygeorgeous]

Thought it's only me😂

[@candidochaves6980]

Awesome! You explain hard concepts in a simple way!

[@AhmedAtef-jh7up]

I just liked the video before even staring to watch.

[@Jul676869]

Lower music level please

[@iramarjosedossantos8119]

You just need to turn down your phone's volume. Simple!

[@AircraftScience]

Noted!

[@Gotcha6666]

Unwatchable!

[@ThorneRising]

Stop whining and learn how to use your own volume controls like the rest of us.

[@hitman477]

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[@cristhianmorales9175]

This is incredible. I’m in the processes of getting my A&P and this really helps put everything together in my head. Amazing work. Need part 2 of this. But don’t lower the quality of your videos to put them out quicker. Thank you so very much 🙏

[@AircraftScience]

Glad it was helpful!

[@maxenielsen]

Nice work, sir! This is the most informative video about an aircraft braking system I’ve seen. Each of the components is interesting and would merit a video. You’ve done a good job covering the whole system. Thank you!!

[@AircraftScience]

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful.

[@jagga10]

What an excellent clip... great animations for clear understandings

[@JiChaudharySaheb]

The only channel with such a detailed explanation.my request to you please continue these series being students of aeronautics Eng it helps a lot to understand. ❤❤❤❤

[@AircraftScience]

Thank you, I will.

[@dimitridovgan6364]

Great, much better then the original Boeing CBT! Thanks!

[@collimation]

Nice work and explanation!

[@mansouralblooshi3004]

Wow glad to find this channel. The animation are top notch 👌🏼 and the info provided are to the point. New subscriber here👆🏻

[@AircraftScience]

Welcome aboard!

[@shivprasadnippani]

Great content and animation..

[@natanijelvasic]

Fantastic explanation and animation. Now that you mentioned the metering valves, I hope we see servo-valves at some point in the future as well :)

[@Ahmad-ht6pt]

Yuu guys doing a great job, keep it up 👍

[@borisbentley2296]

BRILLIANT ANIMATION

[@piertjehetsliertje4607]

Are you also making a video about the gear retraction and gravity deployment off the gear?

[@AircraftScience]

Yes!

[@laurent3753]

Beau graphisme sans doute belle explication pour ceux qui perlent anglais.

[@agnyphyo13]

Great Video! Could you explain about the process of HYD fluid transfer R to C and C to R when applying Parking Brake?

[@M0daJX]

These videos are awesome, can we expect to see more?

[@AircraftScience]

Absolutely!

[@M-jameel]

Amazon work , thank you . What the next system? Bleed ? Air conditioning

[@sky173]

Great animation and explanation. Thanks for sharing.

[@GTKSM952]

So, the left engine does not contribute to the braking of the 777?

[@MrLegantWong]

great graphical presentation

[@ack_]

The king Is back

[@beauhatman4395]

The plural of "landing gear" is "landing gear". Your title should read "How Landing Gear Works". Same as "aircraft". 1 plane is an aircraft. A fleet of planes are aircraft. The English language can be VERY confusing and quite challenging at times. Great video. Excellent explanation and animation!!

[@NikolaiUA]

Yeah, lots of folks don't even notice a problem when using words like aircrafts or equipments

[@mulopukaumba8199]

Thanks

[@AircraftScience]

Thank you!

[@힐만94]

thanks for the video... just a small suggestion, please adjust the music volume and narrator volume, because the music is too loud while narrator voice is too low... other than that, it's great..

[@AircraftScience]

Noted, will adjust the audio for future videos!

[@Deepblue744]

This was really good. I just subscribed 👍

[@AircraftScience]

Thank you for subscribing!

[@kuldeepofficial740]

Much awaited video

[@cigarmontecristo2823]

Thank you for your great video!!!

[@AircraftScience]

My pleasure!

[@privskorp.9865]

Great visuals man

[@sujithame]

Nice explanation plse.. make more videos other systems also

[@UP12_175]

Very nicely explained 👍

[@sultanalhassawi8932]

Will there be a video about retraction/ extension and proximity sensors?

[@AircraftScience]

Yes!

[@Abuh-iy8er]

Amazing video 👏🏻👏🏻

[@basiltaylor8910]

Very informative, but you made a mistake, what you termed a brake stack, is in fact a brake pack that works the same as the clutch pack in a motorbike transmission. Engineers working for the Bendix Corporation designed developed the multidisc brake pack in the mid 1940,s,its first application the massive single main wheels of the prototype Consolidated Vultee B-36 Peacemaker that required two brake packs sandwiching the wheel hub. A clever adaptation by Bendix of an oil immersed multidisc clutch designed by HeleShaw in the 1920,s.

[@omerdemirkiranofficial]

Maybe you should lower the volume of the music.

[@AircraftScience]

Noted!

[@dt7843]

@@AircraftScience Don’t do that. I watch the video in loop for the music.

[@rollvideo]

Wait a minute. This is Boeing. Isn’t it supposed to collapse?

[@lucascarmona1045]

Great video!

[@mehdik8316]

Excellent . please upload more videos.

[@user-rs1fo2dd9b]

is the left hydraulic system not used for braking? since both the right & center systems are used for normal & alternate brake pressure

[@NicholasRiviera-Dr]

Correct

[@ritobs]

wait wasn't it supposed to be flybywire? what's yp with the pullies and cables?

[@NicholasRiviera-Dr]

This is one small system on the aircraft

[@aarasuarasan]

superb bro

[@AircraftScience]

Thanks!

[@Randomfacts380]

pt 2 plz...about studs and etc.

[@healthy_tips_by_doctor]

thankyou now i easily apply brakes on my boeing 777

[@atifali2271]

Sir next video make air conditioner system Explaine air cycle machine

[@AircraftScience]

Noted, I'll consider it for the next series!

[@fibecheee]

underated content❤

[@visakhvisakh6028]

When we can expect next series?

[@AircraftScience]

Probably next September.

[@brendanaustinpattaya]

Keep them coming sir

[@tumurbaatarchinzorig273]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@cherrymiclat65]

Nice more video on 777's Please.

[@timothydevries383]

Redundant aircraft systems are strange in that there are still many single failure points that could render it inoperative.

[@NicholasRiviera-Dr]

Not everything was covered here. For example, there is actually 3 sources of hydraulic power available for braking - right, centre and accumulator. These systems have been developed over many years from other aircraft types and what they have learnt from them, including accidents etc. But you are right, there is a possibility for many failures but aircraft parts are very reliable when compared to your typical car components

[@erdum]

Keep it up❤

[@AircraftScience]

Thanks ✌️

[@DanilaPilot-ny5ji]

Good one!! Very intersting!)

[@pacmantravel2158]

I understand most humans assembles planes, but who/what came up with this technology?

[@navigatorstrato7232]

非常好视频，爱来自中国

[@AduPrecious-m6d]

Please can you add the computer and electronic system please

[@AircraftScience]

Part 2!

[@MasoudSoudmandi]

Great You are the best

[@atifali2271]

Good information sir thanks

[@LULEKOSO]

Conteúdo ilustrado e bem informativo.

[@ShadowRap-y5l]

More videos please 😊😊😊

[@jimprior5700]

GOOD JOB

[@rigbyroc]

Good animation

[@niniloversss]

Thanks for spectecular inf

[@solarroller09]

Amazing

[@mohhamad-j9b]

should the pilot knows about this complicated thoery about how it functions or just have an idea how it works .as far as I know the maintenance part only should know it cause it's their job.

[@NicholasRiviera-Dr]

The pilot operates the aircraft and therefore only needs to know the basics on how it operates. The maintenance man needs to know this in depth because they are the people that fix it when it’s broken

[@rocnnrollbus]

Flight engineers back in the day, had to know every system on the aircraft. In my younger military days I was a flight engineer on the C-130. Pilots fly the aircraft; flight engineers were inflight aircraft system experts. We had to have an active, current working knowledge of the flight manual, cover to cover almost. Most were former aircaft mechanics who crossed over to Ops.

[@grantnaval4519]

We can never go wrong with them beautiful legs. #B777300ER

[@mohhamad-j9b]

I think there are lots of work in the airplane beak system to administrate the theory . it makes me not to understand it like a jerk

[@nirbhay_raghav]

The intro seems like its an Ironman movie

[@exploreandunravel5773]

BOEING - We are concerned more about the PRONOUNS and GENDER STUDIES for our workforce 😂

[@MeaHeaR]

Similar components to an Automatic Transmission

[@KiKi-pn7is]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hemantverma6168]

no need background music to understand

[@minhannguyen7947]

Just search crash air plane in Korea, and it brings me here.

[@dennissmall132]

Educational 🤔

[@libreparole9996]

Tank you

[@Slide164]

Over my head!

[@armandobarreda7022]

No lo puedo creer, es un 707.....

[@chengyoujiang6076]

Please please please make a video on how Boeing 787’s electrical powered braking system works, and why could passengers feel its stability as the aircraft slows down

[@positivethought6390]

I love my bird

[@Martinezalex007]

Why am i watching this?

[@corettagreene1444]

🤔😊

[@marekd6763]

Music🤘

[@amanessie1111]

for god's sake... Good vid but the systems are too complicated to understand.

[@NicholasRiviera-Dr]

This is one small part of ATA CH32 Landing Gear. There is the rest of ATA CH 32 and the complete rest of the aircraft ATA’s aswell. There is alot to know

[@razamubeen245]

Off music then we can listen to your voice clearly

[@Nookdashiddole]

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@cpe1704tks.]

Complicated system

[@NicholasRiviera-Dr]

This is one small part of ATA CH32 Landing Gear. There is the rest of ATA CH 32 and the complete rest of the aircraft ATA’s aswell. There is alot to know