Jun 10 1983

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A NASA board said that slippage of a mechanical adjustment caused a December 1982 accident at ARC during tests of the world's largest and newest wind tunnel. The collapse of a structure smoothing airflow through the tunnel pulled debris through the power section and damaged the fan blades beyond repair. The damage cost more than $10 million and would delay completion by a year or more. No persons were injured. (NASA Release 83-96)

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