Example of application to an aircraft engine fire extinguishing system
MSG-3 reliability-based maintenance method
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Example of application to an aircraft engine fire extinguishing system
MSG-3 reliability-based maintenance method

Author : Gilles ZWINGELSTEIN

Publication date: February 10, 2016 | Lire en français

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8. Example of application to an aircraft engine fire extinguishing system

8.1 Description of an aircraft engine fire extinguishing system

Fire is an aircraft's worst enemy, whether inside or outside. Speed of intervention is an essential factor. In the event of an uncontrolled fire, the survival time of an aircraft is estimated at just a few minutes. To prevent the loss of the aircraft and its passengers in the event of a fire on one or more engines, aircraft manufacturers have developed mandatory fire detection and extinguishing systems referenced under ATA-26. The application example is an adaptation of the case study presented in Reliasoft's MPC10 software, which complies with ATA regulations. An aircraft is equipped with a network of heat sensors that measure the temperature of various points on the structure. These signals are sent via a bundle of...

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