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Investigation of FOD Damage in DC-10 #2 Engine during Take-off

This report documents the investigation into a foreign object damage (FOD) event involving the #2 engine of a DC-10 aircraft, which occurred during take-off. The aircraft experienced significant vibrations from the #2 engine, prompting an immediate aborted take-off. Subsequent inspections revealed damage to six fan blades, necessitating the engine's removal for further examination. The findings underscore the importance of monitoring engine performance and identifying potential FOD issues to ensure aviation safety.

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Investigation of FOD Damage in DC-10 #2 Engine during Take-off

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  1. Part 2 - Investigating FOD Damage Event # 1 #2 Engine DC-10 George A. Morse, FAST Inc.

  2. Event #1: #2 Engine DC-10 • Vibrations in #2 engine during take-off • Take-off aborted • Engine pulled for fan blade damage • 6 fan blades damaged George A. Morse, FAST Inc.

  3. LE Concave Surfaces George A. Morse, FAST Inc.

  4. LE Concave Surfaces George A. Morse, FAST Inc.

  5. LE Concave Surfaces Shown George A. Morse, FAST Inc.

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