How does Daxing Airport’s cloud-measuring radar protect aircraft?

As people’s lives get better and better, the number of ways to travel has become more numerous than before. Nowadays, many people choose to fly when traveling, which is convenient and fast. In order to make the safety of the aircraft reach 100%, Beijing's Daxing Airport used cloud radar for the first time to increase the safety of tourists on the plane. China's aircraft safety rate is among the best in the world. To make 100% progress, Chinese aerospace scientists have been working hard. So how does the "cloud radar" at Daxing Airport protect the flight of aircraft? 1The role of cloud radar.

Anyone who has ever flown on an airplane knows that whenever there is a thunderstorm, it will happen. Your flight will most likely take off late. Because aircraft traveling in thunderstorms and stormy weather can easily cause safety accidents, for the sake of the safety of passengers, once some bad weather conditions occur, the scheduled flight time will more or less be delayed. The purpose of installing radar on an aircraft is to help the aircraft understand the situation in the sky as quickly as possible when flying into the sky. When the weather is bad, it can also know the clouds in the sky and which ones have lightning. The captain can Clever avoidance ensures the safety of those on board. The radar installed at Daxing Airport can make accurate predictions and judgments about rain, fog, clouds, and other things that may affect aircraft flight within a radius of 60 kilometers. 2 Principles of radar.

In fact, the principle used by radar is: cleverly using the electromagnetic wave transmission principle in the sky to extract some substances in the atmosphere through the atmosphere to determine whether there are ions that will hinder the flight of the aircraft, and The radar will not stop working just because the weather is bad, so there is no way to judge. On the contrary, the worse the weather, the more accurate radar detection will be.

Whether it is "cloud radar" or some other detection instruments that will appear in the future, the purpose is to better ensure the safety of the people on board when the captain is flying in the sky.