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Old 28th Oct 2010, 05:53
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Hey Duyentranvan :

You wrote :

hey aussie.. theres no engine failure so whats with galley shedding?
but didn't you earlier on write :

when the 2 engines stop turning.
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Old 30th Oct 2010, 12:48
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dont mess with spanish
How is this relevant to the discussion here ?
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Old 30th Oct 2010, 17:02
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Perhaps I'm missing something here. A RAT is only needed in the event ALL engines stop turning - ETOPS or not.

So requiring the APU because you don't have a RAT does not make sense. Because RAT or APU, you will be coming down.

60 minutes, 120 minutes, 200 minutes ETOPS - if both engines have stopped all the RAT will do is control the descent...
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Old 31st Oct 2010, 03:33
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APU - provides full electrics if youve lost all/partial primary AC
sources (wether one eng out or not).

RAT - provides extremley limited AC electrics (and limited hyd on
some types) if you lose both gennys because of all engines out or
all primary AC sources out with all or partial engines running.

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Old 10th Dec 2010, 02:42
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thanku

thank u every one for d information about d topic ...
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Old 11th Dec 2010, 20:21
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Oh dear! Why are we talking about 757/767/AB etc?????

Here is the question:
"Why Do We Start Apu In Etops Flight ??? {boeing 737 Ng }

#4 is the answer. Does the 737nG have a RAT?

No

That's all!
Not at all, we operate 777f's, the aircraft has a RAT and the APU has to start in 3 attempts when prescribed. You must first understand that ETOPS is a program that is approved by your CAA (most operators programs are different) and may depend on the rating you are going for (we are good for 180 with a on approval 207).
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Old 13th Dec 2010, 09:58
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You don't only need a RAT or an APU because both engines have failed; RAT and/or APU both supply electrical power if you lose all generators (Backup- or Engine Driven).

The RAT will also supply hydraulic pressure on the 777 at all altitudes (on the 737NG, the APU will also supply hydraulic pressure at least indirectly via the electric hydraulic pumps.
 

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