explosive decompression

[ik′splō·siv ‚dē·kəm′presh·ən] (aerospace engineering) A sudden loss of pressure in a pressurized cabin, cockpit, or the like, so rapid as to be explosive, as when punctured by gunfire.

explosive decompression

A sudden decrease in the cabin pressure, which may be the result of either some component of the aircraft, like door(s), window, or cockpit canopy, etc. giving way or of a rupture taking place in the structure. As soon as this decompression takes place, the equipment and the personnel tend to be sucked out and the personnel may suffer decompression sickness. Similar to but faster than rapid decompression.

rap·id de·com·pres·sion

sudden severe expansion of gases due to a reduction in ambient pressure. Synonym(s): explosive decompression

explosive decompression

In aviators or divers, decompression resulting from an extremely rapid rate of change to a much lesser pressure. This may occur if a high-altitude aircraft suddenly loses its cabin pressure or if a diver ascends rapidly. Either of these causes violent expansion of body gases. See: decompression illnessSee also: decompression

单词	explosive decompression
释义	DictionarySeedecompression explosive decompression explosive decompression [ik′splō·siv ‚dē·kəm′presh·ən] (aerospace engineering) A sudden loss of pressure in a pressurized cabin, cockpit, or the like, so rapid as to be explosive, as when punctured by gunfire. explosive decompression A sudden decrease in the cabin pressure, which may be the result of either some component of the aircraft, like door(s), window, or cockpit canopy, etc. giving way or of a rupture taking place in the structure. As soon as this decompression takes place, the equipment and the personnel tend to be sucked out and the personnel may suffer decompression sickness. Similar to but faster than rapid decompression. explosive decompression rap·id de·com·pres·sion sudden severe expansion of gases due to a reduction in ambient pressure. Synonym(s): explosive decompression explosive decompression In aviators or divers, decompression resulting from an extremely rapid rate of change to a much lesser pressure. This may occur if a high-altitude aircraft suddenly loses its cabin pressure or if a diver ascends rapidly. Either of these causes violent expansion of body gases. See: decompression illnessSee also: decompression AcronymsSeeED
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