B73NG turning on Elect Hyd pumps
Hi all
Came off classics and due "weaker" APU's were taught have a break of a couple of seconds to avoid electrical "shock" when turning on the electric hydraulic pumps. Carried on the procedure to NG's, now striking newbies most who do same but some don't. Per Boeing procedures are there any references for NG ops Vs Classics?? Thanks, cheers. |
I don't think so , you just need to tell the new guys , especially when at 20000 feet , they switch them off instead of the anti ice .
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Probably not the worst idea to continue your habit of waiting. You could theoretically create a large enough spike turning all the pumps on at once. I'll look into if there is protection for that
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I have seen them turned on and off quickly, and the elec pump cb tripped. Also seen it when the ground staff pulled the ground power out, and power tripped off, then the Apu was put immediately on the buses (apu was running but not yet powering electrics) and that popped the elect pump as well! Both on an 800 series. |
I’ve got about 7000 hrs in a combination of -300’s, -400’s, 700’s and 800’s and have never read anything about a pause between the two. I’ve never noticed anyone pausing either. I’ve never seen it cause a problem. Not saying it’s not a good idea to pause, just relaying my experience on the subject for info/ perspective. |
Hi all
Thanks for the replies, sounds like one operators thoughts based on carryover from previous types or experience or...? On a tangent I have a place on solar power/batteries, they state the size of the inverter must consider the STARTING demand of an electric motor (eg water pressure pump) rather than the RUNNING demand, starting can cause an electrical spike up to 7 times the running demand. Assuming similar for elect hyd pumps the pause makes sense if not a 'boeing' thing. Cheers. |
Originally Posted by galdian
(Post 10403535)
Hi all
On a tangent I have a place on solar power/batteries, they state the size of the inverter must consider the STARTING demand of an electric motor (eg water pressure pump) rather than the RUNNING demand, starting can cause an electrical spike up to 7 times the running demand. Assuming similar for elect hyd pumps the pause makes sense if not a 'boeing' thing. Cheers. |
sounds like one operators thoughts based on carryover from previous types or experience or...? Bus Transfer switch....Auto Elec Hyd Pump switches (both),,,,,,ON, one at a time. So much personal opinion is taught as a technical fact that you don't know where the bulls#t starts and stops |
Originally Posted by Centaurus
(Post 10404706)
So much personal opinion is taught as a technical fact that you don't know where the bulls#t starts and stops
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