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Forum: Tech Log

7th Jun 2007, 09:27

Replies: 27

Flat tyre?

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Posted By hetfield

If you feel so strongly that it is unsafe not to...

If you feel so strongly that it is unsafe not to have tyre pressure indication in cockpit / wheel-well fire warning / brake temp ind. there is only one thing to do.

Yes, I fully agree.

Forum: Tech Log

6th Jun 2007, 19:18

Replies: 27

Flat tyre?

Views: 4,958

Posted By hetfield

@Clarence Oveur

Yes, I know. Did you ever check the MEL about break temp ind sys.......?

To make it clear for everybody. Airbuses don't have a wheel-well fire warning, some even don't have a...

Forum: Tech Log

6th Jun 2007, 17:28

Replies: 27

Flat tyre?

Views: 4,958

Posted By hetfield

@stator vane

Same happened to us. So my concerns are

- no tyre pressure indication in cockpit
- no wheel-well fire warning/fighting
- no daily manuell pressure check.......

and you start taxiing 4 miles...

Forum: Tech Log

5th Jun 2007, 07:14

Replies: 27

Flat tyre?

Views: 4,958

Posted By hetfield

@alexban

Thx, never heard about this one.

Forum: Tech Log

4th Jun 2007, 23:23

Replies: 27

Flat tyre?

Views: 4,958

Posted By hetfield

@alexban

How does this work?

Forum: Tech Log

29th May 2007, 23:58

Replies: 27

Flat tyre?

Views: 4,958

Posted By hetfield

@glhcarl

Yeah, that's what I know about.

What I wanted to point out is the risk of a wheel well fire due to unknown tyre failure (flat tyre), e.g. if you don't have a Wheel Weel Fire warning system and no...

Forum: Tech Log

23rd May 2007, 21:46

Replies: 27

Flat tyre?

Views: 4,958

Posted By hetfield

Look at this... ...

Look at this...

http://www.flightsafety.org/ap/ap_sep93.pdf

Is your aeroplane equipped with

- wheel well fire warning/protection
- tyre pressure indication
- brake temp indication

Forum: Tech Log

23rd May 2007, 09:28

Replies: 27

Flat tyre?

Views: 4,958

Posted By hetfield

Flat tyre?

How do you reckognize a flat tire on large transport aeroplane, e.g. taxiing for takeoff ?

(No tyre press ind sys installed)

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