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SMOC 1st December 2002 05:01

JT9D T/Rs
 
Are they Pneumatically operated ?
Thanks for replys in advance.

gas path 1st December 2002 10:15

The short answer is....Yes!

mono 3rd December 2002 08:21

Are they?

If you ask me there is not enough info. The airframe/engine combination determines the T/R configuration. It's like asking if 767's have pneumatic T/r's. The answer is yes AND no, it depends on the engine.

If the JT9D is fitted to a 767 then the answer to the question is NO they're hydraulic (JT9D is a 767 engine option). I suspect that they are pneumatic on the 747. (I don't have any 747 experience)

The RB211 on the 757 is hydraulic but on the 767 pneumatic.

Provide all the info and you will possibly get the right answer.

Cheers

gas path 3rd December 2002 08:34

Mono
Good point there, I'd put the 767 out of my mind and thinking purely classic 747:rolleyes:

Captain Rat 8th December 2002 16:19

With regard to the JT9D on the classic's.........
Going back many years............
Cold stream part was operated by airdriven motor and hot stream by mechanical drive from the gearbox (if I remember correctly - certainly remember always having to replace the hot stream drive cables !!)

spannersatcx 9th December 2002 13:39


The RB211 on the 757 is hydraulic but on the 767 pneumatic.
The RB211 on a 75 is a -535 and on 76 it is a -524, in other words 2 completely different engines made by Rolls Royce.

hyperactive 6th January 2003 11:06

jt9d trs
 
most definately mechanicaly actuated of a pneumatic motor :cool:


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