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- Simple on demand triggering of failures by mouse click.
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- A more complex failure generator that can be customized to create failures at certain points during your flight for a more "randomized" feel. [Jump to Failure Generator](#failure-generator).
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These two systems can be selected by clicking on the respective buttons in the top right corner of the Failures page.
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There are further extensions planned for the failures feature, incl. more systems and trigger-based failures. This page will therefore change alongside the implementation of the failure system.
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## On Demand Failures
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The on demand failures are triggered by clicking on the respective buttons in the "On Demand Failures" section of the page.
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!!! info ""
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Please ensure that you are on the Failures tab to trigger on demand failures.
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### Comfort View
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It may be configured either to trigger while the plane climbs or descends.
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### Speed Failure Generator
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### ground speed Failure Generator
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This generator triggers a set of failures among the selected failure pool when the airplane reaches a random speed set between the specified minimum and maximum speed.
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This generator triggers a set of failures among the selected failure pool when the airplane reaches a random ground speed set between the specified minimum and maximum ground speed.
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It may be configured either to trigger while the plane accelerates or decelerates.
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At any moment, this generator may trigger a set of failures among the selected failure pool by using the probability specified through the average number of failure per hour.
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The mean time to failure (MTTF) is provided as an indication of the delay it may take in average to trigger one failure for the probability of failure per hour.
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Note: In aviation rates of failure vary between 10e-3 per hour and 10e-9 per hour depending on the criticality of the system.
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!!! note ""
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Rates of failure in aviation vary between 10e-3 per hour and 10e-9 per hour depending on the criticality of the system.
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For simulation purposes, it is advised to set this value at a much higher level up to 10e-1 (0.1 failure / hour or 1 failure every 10 hours) in order to experience failures once every simulator session.
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### Take Off Failure Generator
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This generator triggers a set of failures among the selected failure pool with a specified probability at each take off.
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If a failure will occur during the next take off, it may happen at any moment, during one of these three take off phases:
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- Low speed phase :
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- The take off phase when the plane exceeds the minimum speed and is slower than the low-med transition speed.
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- Medium speed phase :
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- The take off phase when the plane exceeds the low-med transition speed and is slower than the med-high transition speed.
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- High speed & climb phase :
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- The take off phase when the plane exceeds the med-high transition speed and is lower than the specified height above the runway.
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- Low ground speed phase :
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- The take off phase when the plane exceeds the minimum ground speed and is slower than the low-med transition ground speed.
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- Medium ground speed phase :
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- The take off phase when the plane exceeds the low-med transition ground speed and is slower than the med-high transition ground speed.
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- High ground speed & climb phase :
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- The take off phase when the plane exceeds the med-high transition ground speed and is lower than the specified height above the runway.
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The choice between the 3 phases will be random, using the probability of each phase defined in the settings.
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