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Old 13th April 2020 | 07:29
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Fuel dip system. Trubshaw

In Test Pilot Trubshaw refers to a fuel dip system in the stall requirements, what is it?
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Not my area of expertise, but in my copy of Handling the Big Jets by Davies (3rd edition), he mentions fuel dippers as a means of preventing damage from excessively high turbine temperatures. If I understand it correctly, the fuel dipper sensed a significant rise in turbine temp and cut the fuel for a short period in an attempt to prevent overtemp. Davies mentions it as a way of handling intake upsets associated with stalls, or military requirements such as gun firing.

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Thanks makes sense

Should get my copy out again!
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