Airplane on a Conveyor conundrum

[Albannach]

if its on a conveyor,no matter how much gas/go/thrust u give it,all that will hapen is the wheels go round fast,but that will give u no lift,fact end of so there lol

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It's got feck all to do with wheels!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Alright, here's a thing that will make me change my mind. Show me, by means of a diagram, how the thtust from a turbine (be it jet or prop) is transmitted to the wheels of the plane to create forward motion on the runway.

Then, once you've done that, explain to me how the thrust, or power, or drive, whatever you want to call it, is transferred from the wheels back to the air at the point of take off. Because that's how a plane flies, by pushing its self through the air using the thrust from its engines. The movement through the air and the shape of the wings is what creates the lift, not the rotational speed of its wheels.

[joe112]

If a plane is flying the opposite way to the world spinning would that stop it flying???

Same difference!

It will fly, the wheels of a plane have no drive, only brakes. the thrust from the engines suck air in the front and push it out the back creating thrust and then windspeed as the plane moves.

Magnetic post above is a good example,

[white akita]

if the plane is travelling at 200mph along the belt then it will take off regardless of what speed the belt is turning !

[darkdezigns]

AAAAAAAAAAAArrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhh

It's got feck all to do with wheels!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Alright, here's a thing that will make me change my mind. Show me, by means of a diagram, how the thtust from a turbine (be it jet or prop) is transmitted to the wheels of the plane to create forward motion on the runway.

Then, once you've done that, explain to me how the thrust, or power, or drive, whatever you want to call it, is transferred from the wheels back to the air at the point of take off. Because that's how a plane flies, by pushing its self through the air using the thrust from its engines. The movement through the air and the shape of the wings is what creates the lift, not the rotational speed of its wheels.

lolololit has nothing to do with wheels!!!!!!!!!!merely explaining that,so your saying with an aeroplane it doesnt need lift?atall whatsoever?to get lift the plane needs to move forward,it wont get forward motion on a conveyor belt

[KERRSURF]

lolololit has nothing to do with wheels!!!!!!!!!!merely explaining that,so your saying with an aeroplane it doesnt need lift?atall whatsoever?to get lift the plane needs to move forward,it wont get forward motion on a conveyor belt

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but are you thick?

[white akita]

at 200mph the plane will take off ! the wheels would just be spinning at twice the usual speed !

[darkdezigns]

lolololol wow so er kind?called for?

[KERRSURF]

sorry mate but surely by now you can understand the logic.

[KERRSURF]

up to 11 now.

[darkdezigns]

sorry mate but surely by now you can understand the logic.

no it's fine call me thick all you like

[KERRSURF]

right thats it I really am done now.
I have even offended Breakdowntruck and apologised so enoughs enough.

[Albannach]

lolololit has nothing to do with wheels!!!!!!!!!!merely explaining that,so your saying with an aeroplane it doesnt need lift?atall whatsoever?to get lift the plane needs to move forward,it wont get forward motion on a conveyor belt

Re-read what I said. I want you to explain to me how a moving conveyor belt (which I'm assuming is connected to the ground) can have a causal effect on the earth's atmosphere, thus depriving an aircraft with the required amount of thrust to create lift within the said atmosphere.

[darkdezigns]

Re-read what I said. I want you to explain to me how a moving conveyor belt (which I'm assuming is connected to the ground) can have a causal effect on the earth's atmosphere, thus depriving an aircraft with the required amount of thrust to create lift within the said atmosphere.

sorry to thick

[yoshie]

Andy they cant get cars out their heads don't feed the trolls mate is all been said explained over and over some will never grasp it

[gwh200]

sorry to thick

too dear boy