⚡Rolls-Royce and GE Engine Certification Test: Blade-off Test and Water Ingestion Test😬 

I am a doctor but I really admire ENGINEERS. Thanks for making our life so easier and comfortable.🙏🙏

Just wrap your head around the fact that these Rolls-Royce jet engines are specified to last 30,000 hrs+ with little maintenance. That's more than three & half years continuous, 24/7 operation 🤯👍

I love the blade-off test. all of the internals of that engine are destroyed and it shot a whole bunch of flame out the back, but the engineers are absolutely thrilled that it didn't blow out the sides.

Amazing what engineers put these engines through. The fact the engines survive is testament to great design.

The fact that these engines work most of the time is a engineering miracle.

I used to work in a factory that made blades for jet engines all types and sizes, lost wax process and castings, you cant believe how much work goes into making just one blade and there a hundreds in an engine, such a fine line between getting it right and being total scrap, the boys and girl's work around the clock 24/7 365 days a year so we are able to travel the world, well done to them all.

8 min after the water ingestion test a farmer 4 miles away records 13 inches of rainfall.

I don't fly, but i am grateful for the testing and engineering behind our planes.. you do everything possible to make them as safe as possible.. we do not give you guys that work behind the scenes enough credit. Keep it up.

Man these engines are tens of millions of dollars each, being destroyed, But safe, reliable engines is the name of the game.

When you destroy your own things and laugh, it means you are on the road of SUCCESS.

The technology ,engineering,skill and quality in these engines blows my mind.

I used to be a Materials Engineer, basically I heat treated, aqua-quenched and aged aluminum and steel for aircraft. I used to think I went in the wrong direction when I got into aviation but then I realize that some of the things we did in the past is why we can do some of the things we can do with steel and aluminum now.

Used to work for Rolls-Royce one of the best jobs i ever had...

My RU-vid algorithm is a boss for recommending this thanks 🤜🤛

What a spooky sound that must make in person Kaboom! There’s goes millions of dollars in a single test

This video inspires great confidence in the mind of one air traveler. Thank you, engineers and designers, for what you do.

Amazing hardwork by really genius people making advance Machines, new step in evolution of mankind I have lots respect

Hats off to these folks who make our travel safer. It amazes and makes me grateful that we are not alone when we are flying...It requires a coordinated effort of 1000s of people on the ground working tirelessly to keep us afloat and safe in the skies!

This video was so satisfying to watch.... I fall in love with the idea of being able to attach this to my car every morning to work .... Everytime

Spent nearly 30 years in Marine Corps aviation working on jet engines. Never saw one throw a compressor blade, but we had one once in an A-4M at MCAS El Toro circa 1982, that had a 2nd stage turbine nozzle guide vane (the fixed vanes before the turbine) fail and go into the turbine. Sheared the outer inch or so off of all the turbine blades. The pieces exited the turbine case and side of the aircraft at about the 10 o'clock position. Fortunately this was on takeoff roll and just after brake release. The other fortunate happenstance is that it didn't spit the debris at the 5-7 o'clock direction, which would have been right into the wing fuel tank. Aircraft was repaired. Replaced plenty of engines after ingesting a bird. Smelly.

Damn, these guys know what the quality and reliability is! Respect.

My father worked at United Airlines for 45 years in the parts department he was amazed by jet engines I can't even imagine what he would think of the new RR @ GE engines

When you hit the detonate button and the camera man says he is not recording....

For anyone unfamiliar with these tests, The purpose or goal is to design an engine that, when it fails for any reason, can contain the failure, blow it out the back-side to reduce damage to the fuselage (main body of the aircraft where the passengers/your amazon package are). my favorite is the bird test. they shoot a dead chicken out of an air-cannon into a running engine to see what happens :DDD

The look on the engineers faces when the blade separates, they jumped, and you could see them actually wince just the slightest bit. You have to imagine just how many hours they put in attempting to build something that will NOT fly apart like that, and watch as one actually does. In contrast, they literally built this motor to fail just like what you saw happen. Again, you can see the relief on thier faces when it failed as they had planned it to. Amazing.

one of the reasons why I studied aero engineering. Things like this never fail to mesmerize me.

I'm glad that big business companies are interested in space science technology. Well done 🙏

I see these engines every year at my job when we test them and they never cease to amaze me especially with ice, snow and crazy Temps thrown at them.

I am very much happy to see the outcome of our designs onto RR engines... We have designed the instrumentation strategies for these ground tests.

Such impressive engines ! 👍

I can see happiness, sorrow and again happiness on the face of these guys.

Amazing Lot of hard work into building those test beds Gathering test data after the test etc Applause for engineers at GE and RR

Amazing video and proof of how far tech has come👏👏👏👏

Nothing fills my head with child like wonder and amazement like aviation. We can fly!

Very impressive. Left the Mechanical Engineering behind and now I thank these engineers for the safe engines that I fly.

ERAU - Prescott AZ One of the first things we learned was the amount of intense testing that gdoes into every design

Amazing Engineering project, really great works!

Endless efforts to be better...thank you all hard working to perfection people..

Thank you for these great engines Sir Frank Whittle .

These things are absolutely gorgeous. Huge yet so precise and accurate.

At Honeywell Aerospace there was a position we called, "Chicken Chucker". They tested their engines by catapulting frozen chickens, feathers and all, at 500mph into a running engine like this. They also used sheets of ice for destruction testing. Us in the development shop got to watch the time-lapse videos of the testing and it always gave us a laugh and ideas for less damage on the next one. 😉😉😉

Amazing work RR & GE... As always✌️✨

That pigeon who was flung into the engine is a hero. DFC approved.

Rolls-Royce aviation is above everything on the market.

People on here are complaining about the millions of dollars spent on this test and the engine being "wasted". The engine is NOT wasted. It is sacrificed in order to keep hundreds, thousands, millions, of passengers safe during their flights. Do car manufacturers not do the same thing ? Cheaper for them perhaps but just as important.

I LOVE TESTING!! Thank you for the R AND D!!!

I love test videos like this!

Amazing engine testing. Tested according to possible problems during flight, water proof test, wheather proof test, etc. It Just AMAZING ✈🛩🛫🛬🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

Jet engine dyno must be a sight to see. Amazing stuff.

That was amazing to watch, thank you...!!!😎👍🇨🇦

Pantesan industrinya cepat maju, ngga tanggung2 kalo uji coba..

It makes me feel much safer to fly after seeing this👍🏼

Fantastic. Engineers doing important work. Facts based on data. Not opinions. Work that makes human life on earth much better. 👍👍👍👍👍

What a man-made creation...that bliud great machine and technology ✨

Amazing ! Some Companies still have your best interest at heart.

It is interesting how Rolls Royce shows more of the physic test than GE does.

I have worked on Both these Rolls Royce Engines and the Pratt & Whitney Engines.... But nothing beats those Pratts for reliability.. Remembering hanging underneath the Pratts trying to adjust the FCU's on the Engine Test Run on the wings on Idle. With only a harness to stop you from being sucked in.. Those were the days.

Incredible, the amount of inertia those blades have and they don come screaming out of the drum of the engine during catastrophic failure and slice the plane in twine. What a miracle of science!

It's soo nice too see this is really satisfying instead of crushing popcorn & eatables with shoes 🙏

I know such desintegration tests from large turbo chargers, where no part may leave the housing after a failure no matter the force :)

I would love to be the one holding the throttle and shout engage everytime.

Some very cool footage here, cheers for sharing 🙂👌

Well if that engine took all that and survive I'm absolutely amazed! Love the video take care

So proud of being a GE engineer.

My God that engine was really punish. You guys threw everything at it. Wow thats very conforting to watch!!!! And proud!!! To pay my ticket!!!💥😂😋

開発の人達カッコいいな！ GOOD job！

Thank God for engineers like these folks...if the world was full of people like me we'd all still be hunter gatherers.

பொறியியல் சக்தி என்று அற்புதமான வேலை🔧

The GE9X weight about 23000 pounds, has about the same power as the Titanic had and it's diameter (at its widest point) is just under the diameter of a 737 cabin. It costs 43 million US.

Used to live about 3 miles from the RR testing facility in the UK, can still recall the testing sounds from playing out in the back yard in summer. It's a housing estate now 😐

Well that make me feel good knowing that engine will work no matter what..

And this is why I’m absolutely stress free sitting in the passenger seat of an airliner. Wish I could say that about the drive to the airport!

If you wonder what language the original subtitles are written in, it's Swedish

what a incredible setup. wow!

Beautiful technology. I was doing a study for 7 years in mechanical engineering and I was always thinking like how in earth it is possible to end up with this stage of invention. All over the world you find high end inventions. Almost in everything country. Now I am curious about the proces of every invention. First it was handmade tools and in this stage humans were developing for years new inventions. Only in this stage it was very limited comparing to the stage of inventions in the time of machine making machines. Love this kind of information.

I wonder how many people decided to enrol in an aeronautical engineering degree after watching this? 🤣

Когда то я работал в ЦИАМ и примерно такие же испытания проводил с двигателями в РФ. Работа нравилась, но оплачивали труд чисто символически.

It's just engine testing video. But with the music it makes me impressed.

Fair play to the engines integrity with the blade off, but also a huge pat on the back to the engineers for the pylons holding that massive trauma.

I mean obviously it's awesome that the damn things hold together when they throw a blade, but that still wouldn't stop me shitting my pants if I was looking at that happening through the aircraft window while in the air.

Уж лучше пусть двигатели на стендах взрываются, тем в воздухе! Впечатляющие испытания!

Orraa tá pegando fogo bichooo! 😲

Last month I bought into Rolls Royce, one company that inspires belief into British industry, not only engines but their developments into the micro nuclear reactors looks exciting stuff indeed.

0:51 this Sound 😍😍

Как испытатель, я знаю, что на испытаниях искусственно созданные приближенные к реальным условия, но в реальности гораздо больше факторов, поэтому результаты дают только примерную картину

Thank You for your safety concerns and through testing.

Ohh.. that's the coolest job ever... blowing things up.. like ..wow..!

There should be capsules in the plane in any section if plane going to crash ...so that people can survived.....

Imagine the pain of seeing the result of years of engineering get purposefully blown up. Not to mention the thousands of hours of machining on the titanium and inconel parts of the blisk. Painful.

Thank you I feel a little better about flying now

Ohh.. When it kicked in..It kicked in 👍 and awaay we go..!!👊

Person looking at the engine: male Person looking at the engine smiles: female

They destroy a multi million dollar engine in seconds, just for a test

I still remember when in the USAF we would go on the flight line and runway to walk shoulder to shoulder to look for and pick up FOD (foreign object damage) materials. Seeing this, it’s no wonder.

I would love to be on that engineering team. That seems like it would be a very fun job.

One of the main things that makes jet engines so good is their simplicity and reliability

MasyaAllah Awesome Wonderful

I worked as a welder for GE repairing industrial gas turbines for eleven years and it hurts to see these engines destroyed, all totally necessary though

Never seen an engineer so happy to have an explosion. Lol

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