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<blockquote data-quote="Charly B." data-source="post: 1425543" data-attributes="member: 3581">La situación no es la mejor en ninguno de los reservorios de agua de la provincia, pero de ahí a decir que al San Roque le quedaban solo 10 días de reserva es una exageración. Si ocurre eso en el dique de la Quebrada, donde se iban a iniciar&nbsp; cortes programados a las ciudades/poblados que debe abastecer (Unquillo, Mendiolaza, etc)Estos son los requerimientos del CL-415 a la hora de realizar Scoop:&quot;Using a Bombardier 415 aircraft, this effective firefighting technique takes only 12 seconds, travelling at 130 km/h (70 knots) and 410 metres (1,350 feet), to scoop up a 6,137-litre (1,621-US-gallon) water load.The aircraft can scoop water from sites that are only two metres (6.5 feet) deep and 90 metres (300 feet) wide. When the water site is too small for a full pick-up, the Bombardier 415&nbsp; aircraft takes a partial load and returns to the fire.In addition, the Bombardier 415 aircraft doesn’t need a straight scooping path. Since the aircraft is still in &quot;flying&quot; mode while scooping, pilots can easily manoeuvre around river bends or visible obstacles in the water.&quot;Fuente:<a href="http://www.bombardier.com/en/aerospace/amphibious-aircraft/firefighting-techniques-and-technologies.html">http://www.bombardier.com/en/aerospace/amphibious-aircraft/firefighting-techniques-and-technologies.html</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charly B., post: 1425543, member: 3581"] La situación no es la mejor en ninguno de los reservorios de agua de la provincia, pero de ahí a decir que al San Roque le quedaban solo 10 días de reserva es una exageración. Si ocurre eso en el dique de la Quebrada, donde se iban a iniciar cortes programados a las ciudades/poblados que debe abastecer (Unquillo, Mendiolaza, etc) Estos son los requerimientos del CL-415 a la hora de realizar Scoop: "Using a Bombardier 415 aircraft, this effective firefighting technique takes only 12 seconds, travelling at 130 km/h (70 knots) and 410 metres (1,350 feet), to scoop up a 6,137-litre (1,621-US-gallon) water load. [B]The aircraft can scoop water from sites that are only two metres (6.5 feet) deep and 90 metres (300 feet) wide.[/B] When the water site is too small for a full pick-up, the Bombardier 415 aircraft takes a partial load and returns to the fire. In addition, [B]the Bombardier 415 aircraft doesn’t need a straight scooping path.[/B] Since the aircraft is still in "flying" mode while scooping, pilots can easily manoeuvre around river bends or visible obstacles in the water." Fuente:[url]http://www.bombardier.com/en/aerospace/amphibious-aircraft/firefighting-techniques-and-technologies.html[/url] [/QUOTE]

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