No smoking please, Mr Antonov
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- I started filming planes because of one incident out in the countryside three years ago: the glorious sight and sound of an Antonov An-12 going low overhead having taken off from BHX a few miles away to the north.
Fortunately in the second half of 2014 there've been quite a few of these old ex-Soviet turboprops I've managed to capture locally.
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Interestingly, that actual amount of carbon black emitted from the exhaust is actually quite small--it's just the way it gets expelled makes them look so prominent.
No worries. We can just order a new ozone layer..
Ric Boni I don’t think so. Water injection is only used in a handful of aircraft. And most of them are not propeller driven aircraft. The Harrier with the Pegasus engine uses water injection for addition thrust during vertical takeoff. Your confusing the two. This is highly unrefined Fuel with tons of hydrocarbons typical to Russia and Russian aircraft...
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damn, they still use coal
Wow, is she running on coal?
Great Video!
Thought I once saw a coal wagon sneaking into the airport...
Unclebenzs too much Carbon in the fuel, so basically, you can say it's running WITH coal =P
Fuel with much lead causes a yellowed smoke, and with much sulphur causes a grey smoke and produces lots of other sulfides...
Unclebenzs Nope, peat! :-)
These engines, designed in the 1950s when not so many people worried about the environment, have a system for boosting take-off power that works by injecting lots of extra fuel and also, so that things do not overheat, reducing compression by releasing the air from the first couple of stages of the compressor. In effect some of the excess fuel serves to cool the engine and to avoid exposing the hot parts to an oxidising atmosphere. The system is disengaged a few minutes after take-off and the engines then cease to make any smoke.
@@cedriclynch Thanks for the explanation🔝
Most beautiful thing! I loved these colors!
Reminds me of the exhaust I'd seen as a kid coming from707/720's, DC-8's and the dirtiest of the bunch, the Convair 880/990. Could name a few more from the era. Sure miss loud Jet's!! Great shooting and camera work!!!
Beautiful!!! Gorgeous!!! Thanks for sharing these beautiful captures!!!
rip atmosphere
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I don’t give a fuck
@@twmax4137 sad...
That was quite the impressive smoke show! Great footage of these old Antonov's.
looks like a VW Diesel lol
+BadenCityFire Well at least these planes can't cheat on their carbon emissions !
+xc5647321 xc5647321 That's right. A smoke trail however is proof of low engine efficiency.
"A smoke trail however is proof of low engine efficiency." True. Once I was told by a mechanic one trick: black smoke, bad combustion. White smoke: oil burning. I think it applies here
Beautiful aircraft An-12, very nicely this video.
Love hearing these old Antonov's going over my house (Bucks) at 30,000 feet :-) always reach for the FR24 to check out who's it is,nearly always from the Midlands.Great vids.
Same😭
He's just showing the other planes the wind direction.
or
It's a safety feature, how could you miss that flying vfr around a busy airport?
Tail says CAVOK but airplane landing behind says Visibility reduced :P Great Video Love the Antonovs
My goodness, your camera is perfect. Nice filming too. I could even make out the windshield wipers, haha.
If you don't mind me asking, what camera/camcorder/lenses do you use?
Very impressive! This smoky airplane is amazing! Thank you for having shared!;)
More smoke adds more beauty to the plane
Brilliant video! Nice to see the "Old Smoker" in action.
4:31 Prop vortices spotted.
Jake Wallace ;)
Jake Wallace Good eyes.
The sound at 3:33
Yeah it's so loud!
I don't know about this aircraft specifically but generally speaking, the smoke is created through an incomplete process of combustion, actually it happens because of the combustion chamber design, the older ones used to have a longer flame in the combustors, so the flame tip would have unburnt fuel, and this fuel would be carbonized later in the engine. This was solved by changing the airflow, making the flame shorter and a more complete process of combustion. All the engines release soot, especially the ones with unburnt fuel/incomplete combustion of hydrocarbon. But the difference is the amount, where it makes the soots visible.
I love it's an airline called 'CAVOK' pummeling out the smoke!
This is the real chemtrail! :D
Great filming!
Holy Moses. Does that thing run on oil instead of fuel? Geez! LOL. Very nice vid, mate!
Aviation NLNZ lol oil is fuel
It's a joke .... Funny that.
actually mate the black smoke behind the antonov an 12 is of course smoke fumes puffing out behind the blades
That smoke comes from the cockpit, please lets leave the pilots alone, they deserve to smoke weed like anybody else.
Sexier than a C130 and a damn good pilot. I speak from experience since I YAM ONE.
yes... 2 times a week there flew to stuttgart. and they are so smoky
As filthy as that is, I have never seen a more perfect illustration of spiraling slip stream from the props. All you private pilot students take note!
This plane needs a new MOT but i must admit the take off was amazing.
" Адмирал Кузнецов" в воздухе !
Rumour has it that BHX to this day is still covered in the same smoke 😳🤣
Nice camera and video mate! well done!
Yes, It's a Charcoal fuel technology
Cavok Air CVK7023 overflying most of the UK on November 29th 2015 was an Antonov 12 ... Was heard by most of the UK too as it flew along at 25,000 feet @ 215 knots in strong southerly headwind routing from Constantine (Algeria) to Prestwick!
I love the title of this video. good work flugsnug!
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Ahh those progress turboprops
Thanks for sharing. Looks very similar to a C-130.
Great footage! The An-12 smokes more than a B-52 Stratofortress, lol. ;)
Excellent footage and very good quality.... Thanks.
Watching this same sort of pleasure as watching a railroad steam engine roaring by spewing smoke for a photo run-by for railfans.
Он всегда так коптил. Ан 12 разрабатывался в те годы , когда никто даже не знал что такое расход топлива)))
Those must be 70s vintage turbo-props
Amazing! Know these Smokers from Leipzig Airport.
They don't seem to visit that many places - Belgium has a good number.
You can hear that plane from almost 50km when is cruising at 20000+ ft
because prop blade lenght is long and tip is near speed of sound
VERY ECOLOGIC!!!
The black smoke is caused by the engine not burning all the fuel most early jet engines did this.
You should do a video on how you make these videos, since your results seem to range from good to superb, and people are always curious about how anything that's worth watching is made. It's a bit like showing how the magic trick is done, yet somehow that doesn't take away the magic.
Brings back memories
Some more fantastic work from you. Happy New Year & thanks for the entertainment!
Thank you and hope you have a great 2015 too!
Quote USAAF "If it smokes it's friendly", from when F86 used smoky US designed engines. The point being that the contemporary Mig15 with its copy of the Rolls Royce Nene didn't smoke.
I always hear this thing flying over my home and when i saw the smoke in this video...
you can't miss that sound can you
@@flugsnugI always wake up to check flightradar24 when i hear it
Beauty.
Damn, is that thing coal powered? Great video.
The huge black stripes behind the engine were no surprise...
I flew on An-12 when I was 7 years old. They seems huge to me before. They always smoked
You are so lucky! I'd love a trip in the nose cone on one of these.
Magnificent catch and video. Huge thanks for recording and for sharing!
Environmental pollution angency is proud & gives a big thumbs up.👍🇺🇸🏴☠️
So many An-12 videos!
An-12 is what started me filming planes. And they're great to see and hear!
@@flugsnug I understand. An 12-plane of my childhood. I saw him many times at the airports of the USSR. Now I fly it in FSX flight simulator
Tower: cleared for take off
An12: smokey dokey
Excellent, the one 3:45 looks like those are not the old soviet hardcore military pilots. 3 errors in a take off:
1- landing light switched on midway in the take off run.
2- the main gears lift off before the front wheels, they didn't pay atention or have muscalculated Vr.
3- they forgot to rise the gear up while performing some poorly controlled initial climb.
Аmazing video! I know that "Antoha" smoke, but then zoomed never seen!
The smoke is unburnt fuel. Solving the problem would involve a redesign of the burner cans / turbines of the engine. Probably also sone of the electronics that control the engine.
What a soot, man!
an 32 has similar engines and it start to make heavy smoke over 80 uprt( about %power)and if engines are not overhauled recently. it can be seen that crew raised power as aircraft accelerated, these engines are single spool, no free turbine and it has only valves on high pressure stages of compressor to prevent surge
Damn, What are those Diesel engines. That thing smokes like a broke chimney.
Very good, we need more of these
dirty. probably a whole polo bear melts every time it takes off :(
WTF?!
Lol
I hope it will NOT retire in the upcoming years. I want to see it. I like old smoking planes.
@@GabrielViana-mg3vh me too
@@waynestruckshorts My dream is to go with a 737-200. But im only 16 and im not sure if they will be still around when im 20.
Thanks for sharing!
Smokey is a bandit !
But By The Way ... That Beautiful Turboprops Engine Sound ... What Do You Think Bro ??? 👍👍👍👮👮👮💟💟💟
Wow!! An airplane rolling coal!!
hola si gracias amigo..!
Very good Idea. If the pilot looses the track he makes a 180degree turn and follow the smoke back to the airport.
Do you ever NOT have strong crosswinds at BHX??
HeartlandTuber we always do
Nooo, the more smoke the better! Awesome
Good smoke, awesome lens.
An ancient coffe maker...
It has many years old! About three times most Gretta Tumberg. Maby four?
Hey !! Sir? Didn't hear? Don't smoke pleeeeeeeeeeaaaaaase!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing video quality!
Oh shit this is a real last turboprop
This model AN 12, made in 1956, works on any type of fuel, NATO states
+Sergio G Looks like the planes using diesel fuel. lol
Your videos are amazing!!!!!!!!!!!! I had to subscribe and like! Keep it up!
I Love it man!
You've gotta try! There's no better sight in civil aviation.
Western planes: "Take-off thrust. - Thrust set." Russian planes: "Let´s burn some vodka. - Davaaay!" :)
With other planes they need to maintain separation because of the wake turbulence. With the An-12 it's because they have to wait for the smoke to clear...
What camera did you use for these shots? Amazing work!!
First class video!
What camera are you using?..tri-pod..you have a steady hand my freind..liked & scribed for a long time..."really"....
Some people have more powerful breathing than An-12' s 16 000 horsepower
Ozone? We don't need no stinking ozone!
That's An-12, what did you expect from a plane that was built between 1959-73. I'm surprised they are even allowed to fly over Europe today.
Does it produce that much smoke all the time, or just when taking off and landing? 0.0
+Lord Sandwich Most smoke at high power though engines remain unusually smoky throughout entire flight. Engine noise at 25,000 feet greater than Bombardier Dash 8-Q400 at 5,000 in decibels when heard at ground level!
Flyfactors UK Haha! Awesome! ;)
+Flyfactors UK Wait that means I can hear this jet even when its cruising?
Yes that is correct. One flew over the UK in November 2015 and was heard cruising for up to 30 miles away from where it was! High headwind on the day though.
wow extreme contamination
That kind of aircrafts should not be alowed to fly !
Great job!!
Imagine this and a ac-130 Hercules gunship having a baby
Cuanta polucion....!!!!
I didn't know there were 2-Stroke engines for aircraft. I think they've got the mix wrong, its 40:1 not 4:1.