Podcasts about hydroplaning

Gear up, Jeep lovers! Hi, I'm Tony, and welcome to the Jeep Talk Show where we celebrate our 15th year of bringing you the best Jeep content out there! We're a crew of passionate Jeepers - not assassins, although that would be cool - dedicated to keeping the Jeep spirit alive. Whether you see us on camera or behind the scenes, we're all about organizing epic off-road events and delivering content that's both entertaining and educational. Join our community where the real magic happens. Here, you'll find your tribe, share the love for Jeeps, and hit the trails together. This Episode's Highlights: Jeep News Spotlight: Explore the latest on new Jeep models and delve into the history with insights on the first Jeep Jamboree from 1953, where the true adventure began on the Rubicon Trail. Fabricating Frenzy: Led by Larry, we dive into the world of Jeep diagnostics. Learn about the importance of code readers, from basic OBD2 scanners to advanced tools like Top Don, V-gate, and Gear Wrench. Larry shares his personal ordeal with a Steer Smarts install, giving you practical tips on maintaining your Jeep, especially when it comes to those pesky codes that even your radio can throw at you! Jeep Life Lessons: We discuss Jeep safety, particularly the universal issue of hydroplaning, offering tips on how to deal with it. Hear firsthand experiences about how tire choice and vehicle setup can impact your driving in wet conditions. Market Insights: We analyze Jeep's market trends, discussing the shift towards higher-priced models and what it means for the average Jeep enthusiast. Could we see a return to more affordable, rugged Jeeps? We speculate on future models and engine choices, including the much-loved 4.0 and the newer Hurricane engines. Tools Talk: Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or just starting, we explore the essential tools every Jeep owner should have. From budget-friendly options to those "buy once, cry once" investments, we cover it all to help you maintain your Jeep like a pro. Don't miss our entertaining anecdotes, like the saga of Henry the chicken, and insights into Jeep culture that only long-time enthusiasts like us can provide. Subscribe to our channel for more Jeep adventures, and hit the like button if you're as excited as we are! For more content, visit JeepTalkShow.com/YT. Let's keep the Jeep love rolling! Keywords: Jeep, Jeep Community, Jeep Maintenance, Jeep Performance, Off-Roading, Jeep Jamboree, Jeep Models, Diagnostic Tools, Hydroplaning, Jeep History. The Jeep Talk Show has been in publication for 15 years! We have a large group of team members and hosts. We publish five episodes a week. One episode, Chic Chat, is a women only hosted episode for women that feel more comfortable watching women talk about Jeeps and off road. We hope you give us a try and if you like the show please subscribe! Our website is https://jeeptalkshow.com. We do both video and audio only so you can watch or listen which ever is more conveinant depending on where you are and what you are doing. Driving to and from work, mowing the grass, or working out at the gym. Let the Jeep Talk Show 1000+ episodes make your day better and more entertaining! Join the Jeep Talk Show family! (chat server) https://jeeptalkshow.com/discord Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/jeeptalkshow (subscribe for commercial free episodes!) Round Table recording Tuesday's 7:30pm CT (Zoom meeting) https://jeeptalkshow.com/roundtable pass jeep Visit our website! https://jeeptalkshow.com Sign up for our newsletter! https://jeeptalkshow.com/newsletter Instagram @jeeptalkshow https://instagram.com/jeeptalkshow

Airplanes are mysterious things: unimaginably heavy metal giants soaring through the sky, jam-packed not only with people but also all kinds of electronic gizmos. But look at the airplane's tires compared to the plane's body – they're tiny! How can they withstand all that weight and speed? Let's check out what's happening when a plane is preparing to land on the runway. All 300 tons of your airplane touch the ground while still going 170 mph. Imagine your typical 2-story house, fully furnished, dropping to the ground as fast as a flying arrow - that must be quite the impact! And still, those tiny little tires don't pop under the tremendous pressure? Other videos you might like: Why No One Should Swap Seats on a Plane    • Why No One Should Swap Seats on a Plane   Pilots Reveal 16 Nuances That Make Your Flight Safe    • Pilots Reveal 16 Nuances That Make Yo...   What Happens When a Bird Flies Into a Plane Engine    • What Happens When a Bird Flies Into a...   TIMESTAMPS: Why pilots point the aircraft nose toward the sky before landing 1:17 What's inside airplane tires? 2:21 And what makes them so strong? 3:54 What happens when one of the tires fails 4:20 Why plane tires are so tiny and skinny 5:34 Hydroplaning 7:20 #planes #aviation #brightside SUMMARY: Pilots must point the aircraft nose toward the sky just before landing so that they don't stall the machine. To make an airplane tire, producers use a mix of different kinds of synthetic rubber. It makes aircraft tires so strong that each of them can easily deal with a 38-ton load. The gas that fills aircraft tires is nitrogen. It doesn't react with rubber, which makes it a much safer choice for airplanes. The pressure in plane tires is 6 times bigger than the pressure in your car tires. It's 200 psi, and that's what you'd feel if you took a dive 450 ft underwater. There can be plenty of wheels on large airplanes, like an Airbus A380 or Boeing 747. And if one of the tires fails, the plane will still land safely. When a plane touches the ground, its tires aren't rolling at first - they're just skidding. In other words, the plane is dragging them along the runway until it slows down enough for the wheels to be able to rotate. Larger tires would be pointless since they wouldn't make landing more effective or safer. After plane tires are produced, they always get tested. Manufacturers create computer simulations that check how tires will behave if they're pushed past their speed limit or get overloaded. And still, airplane tires aren't entirely safe from bursting. Accidents did happen in the past, and planes did skid off runways because of one of the tires exploding mid-landing. Hydroplaning is a situation that occurs when the runway is covered with a layer of water preventing a landing plane from braking and stopping in time. The aircraft just keeps skidding forward, unable to find traction. That's why some airports have grooves on the runway. Water flows into these grooves, making the surface not so slippery and dropping the chances of hydroplaning. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook:   / brightside   Instagram:   / brightgram   5-Minute Crafts Youtube: https://www.goo.gl/8JVmuC Stock materials (photos, footages and other): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more videos and articles visit: http://www.brightside.me/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hydroplaning our way into your hearts + Another Edition of "What would you Do?"

James here and I am back with another Powerworks Podcast short, and this time, my co-host Glenn Power and I are diving into the fascinating and dangerous world of hydroplaning!

James here and I am back with another Powerworks Podcast short, and this time, my co-host Glenn Power and I are diving into the fascinating and dangerous world of hydroplaning!

Dave's Hydroplaning Days Are Over

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Water on the road can be just as dangerous as ice. We talk with our vehicle maintenance expert about what to do if your car starts to hydroplane. We also talk about going through high water, when to get new tires, and how to find the best windshield wipers.

Today every state in the Nation has miles of grooved pavement to enhance the safety of our roadways.

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Hydroplaning In the aftermath of Henri here in New England, I thought I'd lead off with the topic of  Hydroplaning and the role tires play. Hydroplaning happens when one or more tires are lifted from the road by a wedge of water that gets trapped in front of and under a tire as the vehicle drives through the water. Hydroplaning most frequently occurs during heavy rainstorms when water creates puddles on the highway. In addition to the accompanying splash and scaring the heck out of the driver, hydroplaning typically causes the steering wheel to jerk. In addition to hydroplaning, drivers need to be extra careful during heavy rains and tropical storms, be wary of potential deep standing water and other road hazards.  Mercedes' launches Pothole Speed Bump detection in select models Pothole damage costs U.S. drivers $3 billion per year, according to a study from the AAA.  Some of the more common damage is a flat tire, bent or damaged rims, suspension damage, steering damage, and even damage to the car's body. Potholes can even knock your car out of alignment.  Clearly, potholes are more than just a pain in the neck — they are a real safety hazard for drivers. According to Pothole.info, out of approximately 33,000 traffic fatalities each year, one-third involve poor road conditions. Now Mercedes-Benz is doing something to help alleviate both the dangers and the cost of damage caused by potholes.  Vehicle Crashes Remain Leading Employee Death Cause According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than 38% of workplace fatalities are from vehicle accidents, and total motor-vehicle injury costs were estimated at $463.0 billion. Costs include wage and productivity losses, medical expenses, administrative expenses, motor-vehicle property damage, and employer costs. Even though traffic volume decreased significantly in 2020, our roadways have been deadlier. Last year 42,060 people died in crash-related incidents—the highest in 13 years. These highway fatalities represent a 24 percent spike compared to 2019, which was the highest fatality rate in 96 years since 1924.  The fact is that the time an executive spends in their vehicle is without a doubt the highest risk period of their day. From a safety standpoint, this is borne out by the latest statistics on fatal vehicle crashes from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).  It is important express that a Security Driver is also trained to supply safe driving. At times the Principal may not understand the secure driving is also safe driving. A good security driver operating the vehicle proactively can prevent accidents. The safety and security of the vehicle occupants during this most dangerous period of time has been and is the responsibility of the security driver. Are You Zoning out Behind the Wheel? A great article on the Axiom website about the Safety Systems in Vehicles: as a Security Driver or supplier of Secure Transportation, you are aware of how many driving tasks are now automated — speed control, braking, lane-keeping, and even changing lanes. It seems never-ending. Carmakers keep adding more automated features in the name of safety. But now, the government wants to find out if assisted-driving technology itself is dangerous by making it too easy for people to misuse. The more sophisticated the assisted-driving system, the more complacent drivers can become, abdicating their own responsibility for operating the car. This can lead to avoidable crashes and dangerous incidents that undermine public confidence in automated driving. Even with the latest technology, drivers still need to watch where they're going and be prepared to take the wheel; fully autonomous vehicles are years from widespread deployment.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 148, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 148, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: To Build A Flower 1: A fib plus French for "lake". a lilac. 2: Any automobile plus any country. a carnation. 3: Word preceding "and proper" plus "Charmed" actress McGowan. a primrose. 4: An English fop plus the king of beasts. a dandelion. 5: A numeric pair plus a part of the mouth. a tulip. Round 2. Category: Book Sequels? 1: Arthur Dimmesdale returns (difficult, as he died in the first book) in this 19th c. author's "The Chartreuse Number". Hawthorne. 2: Guy Montag is back, and those books are gonna pay in this author's "Celsius 232.78". Ray Bradbury. 3: Natty Bumppo discovers there's "The Penultimate Iroquois" in this man's 1820s sequel. James Fenimore Cooper. 4: Edmond Dantes gets a promotion in this author's 19th c. sequel "The Fresh Prince of Monte Cristo". Alexandre Dumas. 5: Jose Arcadio Buendia is back a-buildin' in this author's 1960s book "25 More Years of Me-Time". Gabriel García Márquez. Round 3. Category: Driving 1: This type of transmission has been making stop-and-go driving easier since 1904. Automatic transmission. 2: If you can read this clue, you can name this station wagon part that means to follow too closely. Tailgate. 3: In September 2000, Congress held hearings on this company's product found on Fords. Firestone. 4: Experts disagree on whether 10 and 2 o'clock or 9 and 3 is better for this; no one thinks much of the old wrist drape. steering wheel position. 5: Term for the type of skidding in which a car rides on a film of water, losing traction. Hydroplaning. Round 4. Category: Shoot The Moon 1: This lunar "sea" was the landing site of Apollo 11's Eagle module. Sea of Tranquility. 2: This term used for an Apollo mission's return to Earth tells you it landed in water. Splashdown. 3: On the Apollo 14 mission, Alan Shepard introduced this sport to the moon. Golf. 4: A NASA doctor declined this president's dinner invitation to the Apollo 11 crew because of risk of infections. Richard M. Nixon. 5: Apollo 15, 16 and 17 used these 4-wheeled vehicles to fetch rock samples. Lunar rovers. Round 5. Category: Oh, The Humanities! 1: Last name of Lucian, a certain psychoanalyst's grandson; his '50s paintings keyed on realistic nudes, for some reason. Freud. 2: He's hosted the Tony Awards and in 2014 won one for "Hedwig and the Angry Inch". Neil Patrick Harris. 3: His "Book of Marvels" was about his 13th C. trip to the East with his father and uncle (who'd been there before). Marco Polo. 4: Keep incredibly calm and carry on; Britannica says "tranquillity of mind" is key to this ancient Greek philosophy. stoicism. 5: Keep incredibly calm and carry on; Britannica says "tranquillity of mind" is key to this ancient Greek philosophy. stoicism. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

EP173 - Hydroplaning Conundrum by Vent Lab

- Nissan Makes Big Investment in the UK - All-New Nissan Qashqai Debuts - Natural Gas Shortage in Mexico Hitting Production - Quantumscape the Lone Bright Spot in Auto Stocks - Lordstown is Taking Its EV Skateboard Racing - New System Can Prevent Hydroplaning - Ford Improves On-Road Safety of Its Vans - Tesla Cuts Model 3 and Y Base Price - Tesla Model Y Launched in South Korea - Bosch Adopts Microsoft Azure to Develop Car Software - Honda HR-V Gets Bold New Looks - Old Wreck is a Austin Healey

- Nissan Makes Big Investment in the UK- All-New Nissan Qashqai Debuts- Natural Gas Shortage in Mexico Hitting Production- Quantumscape the Lone Bright Spot in Auto Stocks- Lordstown is Taking Its EV Skateboard Racing- New System Can Prevent Hydroplaning- Ford Improves On-Road Safety of Its Vans- Tesla Cuts Model 3 and Y Base Price- Tesla Model Y Launched in South Korea- Bosch Adopts Microsoft Azure to Develop Car Software- Honda HR-V Gets Bold New Looks- Old Wreck is a Austin Healey

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Tires and wheels: we here at the BMW podcast feel they’re underappreciated und underrated. But when it comes to performance and security, few parts of your car can make such a big difference. Which is why we want to dedicate this episode of “Changing Lanes” to your car’s tires, and dive into all the relevant topics and the most asked questions surrounding wheels. For example: the difference between summer tires and winter tires, and why you should switch tires and when. Hydroplaning and how to avoid it. The right tread depth… And so much more!We can promise you one thing: after listening to this episode you’ll never underappreciate your tires again! 2:10 Do I need winter tires? 5:25 When should I change tires? 6:30 When do I need new tires? 10:03 What types of tires are there? 14:18 What is the correct air pressure? 16:41 What is a tread pattern? 17:33 What’s the correct way to store tires? 18:30 What does tire balancing actually mean? 19:34 What is hydroplaning and what can I do about it? And if you want to read more about tires and wheels, go to BMW.com: https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/wheels-and-tires.html “Changing Lanes” is the official podcast of BMW. Subscribe for new episodes each week, in which our hosts take you on an exciting journey and talk about innovative technologies, lifestyle, design and more.

Why is hydroplaning so dangerous? When people realize they're hydroplaning, they panic. In this podcast, I'll go over some tips to avoid or better handle hydroplaning.

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Wes is our host this episode as the group discusses news, we also remind the audience how Spencer became The Sausage King. The conversation then turns into how powerful cinema, film and the visual medium is as it relates to bringing people together and creating relationships.Then for some reason, Spencer suggests Nickelodeon has had more of an impact than Disney. He then must defend this argument against the others in our segment called, Hydroplaning.We end it, as always with our 0 to 60 segment, where each cast member has 60 seconds to say what ever they want. There's a lot of Will Smith references in this one.Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/offhighwaycast/Follow us on Twitter @OffHighwayCastCheck out our Website https://www.freeway.productionsA Freeway Production

Wes takes Chazz, Sumner and Spencer on conversation detailing what's to come in the next year. Also, there's a rabbit trail where Sam Raimi's Spider-Man is discussed in comparison to the MCU.Chapter 1. Intro/NewsChapter 2. Hydroplaning (9:30)Chapter 3: 2019 (26:50)Chapter 4: 0-60 (50:28)

Chapter 1: News (1:17)Chapter 2: Hydroplaning (12:45)Chapter 3: 2018 (23:16)Chapter 4: 0-60 (44:31)

Hydroplaning creates immediate danger of sliding out of your lane.

Dynamic Hydroplaning: Water on the runways reduces the friction between the tires and the ground and can reduce braking effectiveness. The ability to brake can be completely lost when the tires are hydroplaning because a layer of water separates the tires from the runway surface. This is also true of braking effectiveness when runways are covered in ice. When the runway is wet, the pilot may be confronted with dynamic hydroplaning. Dynamic hydroplaning is a condition in which the aircraft tires ride on a thin sheet of water rather than on the runway’s surface. Because hydroplaning wheels are not touching the runway, braking and directional control are almost nil. To help minimize dynamic hydroplaning, some runways are grooved to help drain off water; most runways are not. Tire pressure is a factor in dynamic hydroplaning. Using the simple formula of 8.6 times the square root of the tire pressure in p.s.i., a pilot can calculate the minimum speed, in knots, at which hydroplaning begins. In plain language, the minimum hydroplaning speed is determined by multiplying the square root of the main gear tire pressure in psi by nine. For example, if the main gear tire pressure is at 36 psi, the aircraft would begin hydroplaning at 54 knots. Landing at higher than recommended touchdown speeds exposes the aircraft to a greater potential for hydroplaning. And once hydroplaning starts, it can continue well below the minimum initial hydroplaning speed. On wet runways, directional control can be maximized by landing into the wind. Abrupt control inputs should be avoided. When the runway is wet, anticipate braking problems well before landing and be prepared for hydroplaning. Opt for a suitable runway most aligned with the wind. Mechanical braking may be ineffective, so aerodynamic braking should be used to its fullest advantage. Viscous Hydroplaning: Slippery surfaces can cause tires to slip. One of the most common factors is rubber build-up on the runway, generally in the touchdown zone. From Wikipedia: Viscous aquaplaning is due to the viscous properties of water. A thin film of fluid no more than 0.025 mm in depth is all that is needed. The tire cannot penetrate the fluid and the tire rolls on top of the film. This can occur at a much lower speed than dynamic aquaplane, but requires a smooth or smooth-acting surface such as asphalt or a touchdown area coated with the accumulated rubber of past landings. Such a surface can have the same friction coefficient as wet ice. From Wikipedia: Reverted Rubber Hydroplaning: Reverted rubber (steam) aquaplaning occurs during heavy braking that results in a prolonged locked-wheel skid. Only a thin film of water on the runway is required to facilitate this type of aquaplaning. The tire skidding generates enough heat to change the water film into a cushion of steam which keeps the tire off the runway. A side effect of the heat is it causes the rubber in contact with the runway to revert to its original uncured state. Indications of an aircraft having experienced reverted rubber aquaplaning, are distinctive 'steam-cleaned' marks on the runway surface and a patch of reverted rubber on the tire. Reverted rubber aquaplaning frequently follows an encounter with dynamic aquaplaning, during which time the pilot may have the brakes locked in an attempt to slow the aircraft. Eventually the aircraft slows enough to where the tires make contact with the runway surface and the aircraft begins to skid. The remedy for this type of aquaplane is for the pilot to release the brakes and allow the wheels to spin up and apply moderate braking. Reverted rubber aquaplaning is insidious in that the pilot may not know when it begins, and it can persist to very slow groundspeeds (20 knots or less).

Episode 33: Lori Cook, Traffic Safety Advisor for AAA East Central NEO gives us a few tips on how to prevent hydroplaning! This episode would make a great tool box talk! For more information about the Portage County Safety Council, please visit our website today!

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- VW Truck and Hino Form Partnership- Volvo Truck Readies First Full EV- Big Truck Sales Continue to Climb- Tesla Model Y Production Details- Continental Develops Hydroplaning Detection System- Automakers Too Focused on Short Term