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5. The distribution system allows fuel to be supplied to the engines and APU. In addition, the system can be used for defueling the tanks and for fuel transfer between the tanks. The distribution system utilizes pumps, valves and truing for engine and APU feed. The fueling station is used for defueling and transfer operations which are only possible on the ground.

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LESSON 13 HYDRAULIC POWER

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Ailerons ¨C power control unit and autopilot actuator Elevators ¨C power control unit and autopilot actuator. Elevator feel Rudder

Inboard flight spoilers 3 and 6 Cround spoilers. Alternate brakes. Power transfer unit.

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to the using systems. Return fluid from the using system is routed through a return filter module then to the reservoir. Drain fluid from both pumps is routed through a heat exchanger before going to the reservoir. BϵͳѹÁ¦ÓÍÁ½¸öҺѹ±Ã¡¢Ò»¸ö·¢¶¯»úÇý¶¯±ÃºÍÒ»¸öµç¶¯Âí´ï±ÃÀ´Ìṩ¡£±ÃÄÚ×°ÓдÓÓÍÏäÀ´µÄÒºÌ壬Óû·¾³¿ØÖÆÏµÍ³µÄÔöѹ¿ÕÆø²úÉúѹÁ¦¡£±ÃÄÚÊä³öµÄѹÁ¦±»ËÍÍùѹÁ¦×é¼þ²¢´ÓÕâ¶ù´«¸øÓû§ÏµÍ³¡£´ÓÓû§ÏµÍ³·µ»ØµÄÁ÷Ìåͨ¹ýÒ»¸ö»ØÓÍÂË×é¼þ±»ËÍÍùÓÍÏä¡£±ÃÖÐÅųöµÄÁ÷Ìåͨ¹ýÒ»¸öÈȽ»»»Æ÷ºó±»ËÍÍùÓÍÏä¡£ 7. The standby system components are located in the main gear wheel well,on the keel beam and the aft bulkhead. The standby pump is operated when required to power the rudder, thrust reversers, or to extend the leading edge devices. The pump can be turned on by either of three guarded switches on the forward overhead panel(P5). In addition, the pump automatically switches on and provides standby pressure to the rudder whenever hydraulic system A or Bis lost, the flaps are not up, the airplane is either in the air or on the ground with wheel speed above 60 knots, and at least one flight control switch, system A or B, is ON.

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