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Old 9th March 2004 | 05:45
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DDG
 
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From: OZ
lawnmowerman,
Breakaway power is the amount of power used to start to get an aircraft to taxi,(ie breakaway from standstill).
This is a Boeing term used within their manuals.
As each environment/handling pilot will be different this figure i imagine would be an average used as a guideline.
The take off power hazard area i listed is for static take off power as used for ground running purposes,so in your example it would apply from the end of the runway(panio keys) .
If you have access to the aircraft mantenance manual the figures and warnings are listed in mm71-00-00-201 Engine ground safety precautions.Note the AMM doesn`t list exhaust velocities within the hazard area.
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