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Old 16th January 2025 | 06:55
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B748 demand pumps

Not sure if the hydraulic demand pumps can operate the gear and flaps normally without the engine driven pumps.
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Old 16th January 2025 | 15:49
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I'm not sure either.
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Old 16th January 2025 | 16:59
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Yes they can, it’s just slower.

You can have either the EDP or the DEM pump Inoperative as per the MEL.
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Old 21st January 2025 | 13:28
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Since they are designed to take the full load after engine shutdown with a fire switch, it poses no problem at all. Neither in the 744. You can eve dispatch with the pump removed alltogether.
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Demand Pumps are used to do many maintenance functions including flap operation, gear retractions etc.
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