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Old 3rd July 2016 | 09:10
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Pump Operation

If you have engine driven hydraulic pumps and the engines have two main settings taxi and flight i.e. they have 2 operating RPMs, do the hydraulic pumps still generate the same pressure in both engine modes?
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Old 3rd July 2016 | 15:49
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Old 6th July 2016 | 02:10
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Time to look up variable displacement pumps there bud....
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Old 8th July 2016 | 04:52
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On the 737, the engine driven pump produces full system pressure from about 5% N2.
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Old 22nd July 2017 | 10:04
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Thanks guys, a new lead, much appreciated.
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