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      04-26-2017, 09:01 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Aerospike View Post
Or a blade fractured and damaged the rest of the blades. I've seen it happen on turbofan engines. If one blade had a casting imperfection, it would crack under the CF loads and broken piece would damage the rest of blades. Can you tell if it's a FOD hit or blade failure, not without a Scanning Electron Microscope.

However, if someone were working upstream of the turbo, the more likely scenario is hey somehow caused the damage.

I'd go with this! Can the prove it wasn't the impellor of the turbo itself that failed and became the FO? Something else would have to be missing upstream, and it isn't....
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