Les scores sont des notes relatives 0–100 dans cet atlas. Pour parcourir, pas une spécification technique.
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Quelle autorité ou quel corridor local compte pour ce type ?
Commencez par la lentille locale : homologation, licences et hubs — pas une checklist mondiale.
Is this a buying guide?
No. Tool-Lifes /vehicles is an educational atlas. It explains history, systems and culture without affiliate rankings.
Are the scores official?
No. The six scores are relative editorial 0–100 marks across the 48 types on this site.
Where do the photos come from?
Lead images resolve from Wikimedia Commons via Wikipedia titles on the English masters, with licences recorded on the credits page.
Why metric units?
Metric is the default. Regional notes (US customary, local brand culture) appear in culture and market chapters.
How is this different from a wiki article?
Each type gets seven fixed-depth chapters, comparable scores and cross-type labs — structured for browsing, not a single freeform page.
Sur Porte-avions, propulsion, structure, commande et sécurité partagent la même enveloppe d'exploitation.
Les jauges résument marge structurelle, maintenabilité et facteurs humains en score relatif.
Systèmes
Structure
Porte-avions: Steam or EMALS catapults accelerate aircraft to flying speed; arresting wires recover mass on landing.
Propulsion
Porte-avions: Multi-deck hangars store and maintain aircraft; deck-edge elevators move planes to the flight deck.
Énergie
Porte-avions: Propulsion steam also drives catapults and ship service; carriers demand sustained high power output.
Commande
Porte-avions: Primary flight control directs launch/recovery cycles; Fresnel lens aids glideslope.
Interface
Porte-avions: Radar, CIWS, and escort screen protect the high-value air wing asset.
Sécurité
Porte-avions: JP-5/JP-8 systems and magazine handling feed cyclic flight operations.
Indicateurs relatifs
Points chauds
Porte-avions: Catapult cross-deck pendant
Porte-avions: Wear or misrigging causes insufficient launch energy and ditchings.
Porte-avions: Arresting wire break
Porte-avions: Broken wires endanger deck crew and may miss trap on recovery.
Porte-avions: Jet blast deflector
Porte-avions: Failed JBD panels expose deck personnel to exhaust and ingestion risk.
Porte-avions: Elevator misalignment
Porte-avions: Hangar deck crashes occur if platform level interlocks fail.
Porte-avions: FOD on deck
Porte-avions: Loose objects ingested into engines cause million-dollar fan damage.
Matériaux
Porte-avions: High-strength flight deck steel
Porte-avions: Armored deck resists impact and heat from aircraft operations.
Porte-avions: Aramid arresting gear
Porte-avions: Purchase cables and sheaves absorb trap energy repeatedly per cycle.
Porte-avions: Reactor shielding (nuclear)
Porte-avions: Heavy concrete and steel protect crew from radiation in propulsion spaces.
Porte-avions: Non-skid deck coating
Porte-avions: Abrasive epoxy maintains traction in jet exhaust and rain.
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