BMKG: hail in the cloud allegedly triggered the accident
QZ8501
Pictures weather satellite imagery when Air Asia plane
lost contact
Extreme weather on Sunday (28/12) and the possibility of
causing the crash of Air Asia QZ8501, as revealed "meteorological
analysis", published by the Bureau of Meteorology, Climatology and
Geophysics Agency BMKG.
In as much as the 14-page study published in the BMKG
website, preliminary analysis indicates that the aircraft had flown Air Asia
may enter into a storm cloud or cumulonimbus.
Case the weather affects flight
January 6, 2002, Garuda Indonesia Airlines flight No.
421, a Boeing 737-300 with registration PK-GWA experienced dual-engine flameout
(power loss) as a result of trying to avoid the storm clouds.
January 1, 2007, Adam Air flight 574 (KI 574, 574 DHI)
majors Jakarta-Surabaya-Manado, suffered damage to navigational aids Inertial
Reference System (IRS) due to bad weather.
December 22, 2014 Airlines Singapore Airlines A330-300
type 9V-SSD beregistrasi flight number SQ-615 carrying 268 passengers and 13
crew members experienced turbulence (shock) severe level in the regular flights
from Osaka (Japan) to Singapore.
Head of Research and Development Research Professor Edvin
Aldrian BMKG said when events occur are storm clouds containing grains of ice
or icing is at a height from 30's of thousands of feet up to 48 thousand feet.
"Based on the available data on the location of the
last aircraft received the weather is a factor triggering the occurrence of the
accident," said Aldrian, "beads of ice can cause engine damage due to
cooling air."
Meteorological analysis revealed IR satellite imagery to
identify convective clouds on a flight path that is passed AirAsia QZ8501, and
shows the peak temperature of the cloud reaches -80º to -85ºC and means there
are grains of ice in the cloud (icing).
While at an altitude of 32 thousand feet, the temperature
is expected to reach more than -25 degrees Celsius.
"However this is only one possibility analysis based
on meteorological data is available, and is not a cause of the accident was the
final decision," said the BBC's Aldrian Indonesia, Sri Lestari.
The aircraft requested permission to air traffic control
tower in Jakarta, to fly at an altitude of 38 thousand feet from its original
position 32 thousand feet to avoid Cumulonimbus.
But when it is no other plane immediately above it so
that permission is not granted, when permission was given no response and the
plane lost contact.
National Search and Rescue Agency Basarnas Saturday
(03/12) morning announced that it has discovered two large pieces of aircraft
AirAsia search location in central Kalimantan Karimata Strait.
By Saturday afternoon, 30 bodies have been evacuated, and
four passengers were identified by the DVI team. (BBC)
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