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Old 11th Sep 2013, 12:04
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Electrical output of airliners?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some info regarding the electrical output of long-haul airliners (787, 777, 767, 747, A330, A380).

I am working on an economy seat design concept that will allow much greater recline while maintaining a 33 inch pitch, but I am unsure how to attack the mechanicals.

I know business and first seats have multiple electric motors but are unsure whether sufficient electrical power is available for hundreds of economy seats - even those designed to use low amounts of power.

I had been looking at bleed air pneumatics also, but this requires a separate compressor on a 787 as they have bleedless engines.

I'm also considering a user-powered system of levers and springs, but electric would be easier.

I've approached Boeing and Airbus who don't seem to want to help unless I have a name within each organisation. Technical spec sheets don't seem to list cabin electrical availability either.

any help appreciated
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