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Old 18th Apr 2012, 13:06   #1 (permalink)
 
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Fuel Mix A320

Hi can someone tell me where i would be able to find info about fuel mixing and if it's allowed ( on a 320 with IAE V2500) .

The closest info i got was from the AFM but it says nothing about fuel mixing ( not sure if thats the term ). AFM only states which fuel can be used.

The normal fuel we use is JET A1 but I would like to find out if you happened to divert to an airport without JET A1 ( for whatever reasons ). What happened next? Which type of fuel are we allowed to ermm "mix"?

JET A1 + ??

Many thanks.
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Old 18th Apr 2012, 13:21   #2 (permalink)

 
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I recall reading same somewhere (can't recall the ref) but I
wouldn't make a move unless I was in contact with my mob's
engineering dept who'd have the full specs. What they would
dictate goes, irrespective.

I know ours NEVER want JP4 anywhere near our suck-squirts.
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Old 18th Apr 2012, 13:28   #3 (permalink)
 
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Hi,
Should be in FCOM-Lim 28....(though we have CFM's)
Mixing is allowed,however you have to consider different freezing temperatures

Happy Flying
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