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- three basic types of aquaplaning are dynamic aquaplaning, reverted rubber aquaplaning, and viscous aquaplaning. Any one of the three can render an aircraft...
- Aquaplaning is a surface water sport which involves riding a board (aquaplane) over the surface of a body of water towed behind a motorboat. Developed...
- in turn can lead to water pooling in deformations and cause vehicle aquaplaning among other issues. The term can also refer to imported material that...
- is to fit the trailer with an electromagnetic brake. Transport portal Aquaplaning Black ice Fishtailing Underride guard T-boning Brake Pressure Regulator...
- Grand Prix, where Jules Bianchi collided with a recovery vehicle after aquaplaning off the circuit, dying nine months later from his injuries. Since 1994...
- increases the ride height of the car and makes it less vulnerable to aquaplaning. Sometimes[when?] rain tyres are designed to have a smaller diameter...
- wet conditions. Wet roads severely diminish the traction because of aquaplaning due to water trapped between the tyre contact area and the road surface...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Hydroplaning and hydroplane may refer to: Aquaplaning or hydroplaning, a loss of steering or braking due to water on the road...
- suffered serious injuries in a self-inflicted traffic accident. While aquaplaning, he veered out of his lane and collided with an oncoming car, resulting...
- hydroplaning, a method by which a hull skims over the surface of the water Aquaplaning, a loss of traction caused by a layer of water between the tires and...