What are the 737NG's fuel tanks constructed from?
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What are the 737NG's fuel tanks constructed from?
· Hello everyone,
having not even acquired a PPL yet (I'm nearly there now), I felt I wouldn't be welcome in the other forums, but I have searched high and low for an answer to this and I need one. Everywhere from the Ryanair FCOM to the KLM AMM (believe me, reading 150 pages in vein is annoying) but still nothing has turned up. The question's in the title, but just to reiterate, what are the fuel tanks in the 737NG made of?
Thanks a lot,
Charlie Reed
having not even acquired a PPL yet (I'm nearly there now), I felt I wouldn't be welcome in the other forums, but I have searched high and low for an answer to this and I need one. Everywhere from the Ryanair FCOM to the KLM AMM (believe me, reading 150 pages in vein is annoying) but still nothing has turned up. The question's in the title, but just to reiterate, what are the fuel tanks in the 737NG made of?
Thanks a lot,
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I guess the NG is the same as most other civil aircraft ie the fuels stored in the wings, and the centre tank is part of the centre fuse structure so i suppose the answer is their made from whatever spec matl is used to construct the wings /centre fuse section
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Thanks a lot, I probably should have said that I knew the main tanks (and surge tanks) were the wing but simply wasn't sure as to whether the centre tank had some kind of reinforcement.
Regards,
Charlie
Regards,
Charlie