How does a plane have it's center wing tank explode, and the wings NOT fall off ? How does the nose fall off and the plane continue on with the wings attached and the engines keep running if the CWT exploded (which should have damaged all the wiring since the main wiring from the cockpit to the engines and fuel tanks runs right through the CWT) ?
How does a plane have it's center wing tank explode, and the wings NOT fall off ? How does the nose fall off and the plane continue on with the wings attached and the engines keep running if the CWT exploded (which should have damaged all the wiring since the main wiring from the cockpit to the engines and fuel tanks runs right through the CWT) ?
Again, we're getting into areas where I would have to take the word of others.
The only thing I can answer is that the engines are the source of the electrical power since they drive the generators, but turbofan engines do not need electricity to run as long as fuel is supplied. The fuel is ignited by the heat of compression (like a diesel engine), not through spark plugs (like a gasoline engine). I don't know if the fuel pumps are electrical or mechanical however.