Quite the contrary.
Det finns inga belägg för att Estonias haveri orsakades av ett sabotage av bogrampen, enligt Haverikommissionen som nu låtit att analysera rampen.
Tekniker har undersökt alla delar av bogrampen som under åren gett upphov till en mängd olika spekulationer om orsaken till fartygets förlisning.
”Vi har inte hittat någonting som tyder på en sprängning eller något annat som har fått rampen att öppna”, säger Jörgen Zachau, utredningsledare vid Haverikommissionen.
– Undersökningen visar alltså att de skador som finns på rampen stämmer väl överens med den skadebeskrivning eller den händelsebeskrivning som har redogjorts för, säger Jörgen Zachau.
inofficial translation said:There is no evidence that Estonia's accident was caused by sabotage of the bow ramp, according to the Accident Investigation Authority, which has now had the ramp analyzed.
Technicians have examined all parts of the bow ramp, which over the years has given rise to a variety of speculations about the cause of the ship's sinking.
"We have not found anything that indicates an explosion or anything else that has caused the ramp to open," says Jörgen Zachau, investigation leader at the Accident Investigation Authority.
- The investigation thus shows that the damage found on the ramp matches well with the damage description or the incident description that has been reported [JAIC], says Jörgen Zachau.
Apologies for again waking this thread up...
Swedish Public Radio today quotes a senior accident investigator from the Swedish Accident Investigation Authority:
unofficial translation said:There is no evidence that Estonia's accident was caused by sabotage of the bow ramp, according to the Accident Investigation Authority, which has now had the ramp analyzed.
Technicians have examined all parts of the bow ramp, which over the years has given rise to a variety of speculations about the cause of the ship's sinking.
"We have not found anything that indicates an explosion or anything else that has caused the ramp to open," says Jörgen Zachau, investigation leader at the Accident Investigation Authority.
Apologies for again waking this thread up...
Swedish Public Radio today quotes a senior accident investigator from the Swedish Accident Investigation Authority:
The article goes on to talk about how the ramp hit parts of the ship, how the rails where torn off and that the ramp closed again when the ship rested on the bottom.
ibidIn the Accident Report, the JAIC report, which came out in 1997 , it is said that the bow grab was torn away when the bow visor came loose and allowed water to flow onto the car tires. The new analysis of the damage to the bow ramp fully supports that description. That's what survey leader Jörgen Zachau says.
- Yes, the ramp has then been torn open with great force, opened completely and passed its extreme position. And hit with hard force in the front spike tire and in the bolt. The signs of the ramp after such a description of events are clear.
I don't recall any expert claiming there was a bomb on the car ramp door itself.
Give that dead horse another whack: I think it twitched. The ramp door was definitely not opened by explosives. So it doesn't matter where you fantasize bombs being placed. They weren't.I don't recall any expert claiming there was a bomb on the car ramp door itself.
Whack the corpse again, just to make extra sure. They couldn't have climbed down it at all unless it was open. The only handholds are on the inside.The issue with the car ramp door was how come two Estonnian athletes were able to climb down the car ramp door if it was supposedly wide open?
Vixen said:- Yes, the ramp has then been torn open with great force, opened completely and passed its extreme position. And hit with hard force in the front spike tire and in the bolt. The signs of the ramp after such a description of events are clear.
...What you have posted is google translate not picking the right meaning of the word "däck".
To recap, British naval experts found key metallic deformations on the forward bulkhead hull (not the car ramp door)
Prof. Ida Westermann on the bow visor itself
...and Prof Amdahl on the hull.
Film maker Henrik Evertsson and Linus Andersson captured the image of a massive rip along the side.