Oil systems consists of
- 2 systems
- 3 systems
- 4 systems
Explanation from PART66Online
A gas-turbine lubrication system is conventionally described as three sub-systems: the pressure system delivering oil to the bearings and gears, the scavenge system returning it to the tank, and the breather (vent) system controlling internal air/oil pressures. Together these three make up the complete oil system.
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rajib asked · 28 Jan 2013
Dose 3 system mean to be 'wet sump','dry sump' & 'full flow', then what about, 'pressure relief valve' & ' total loss system' please give some reference authentic enough to justify your answer. :)
Community Comments (4)
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trap2307
28 Jan 2013
Hello rajib!
From ATA100:
1)Storage (dry sump)
2)Distribution
3)Indication
From ATA100:
1)Storage (dry sump)
2)Distribution
3)Indication
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trap2307
28 Jan 2013
source:
s-techent.com/ata100.htm#[79]
s-techent.com/ata100.htm#[79]
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rajib
31 Jan 2013
URL is broken :(
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PART66Online
1 Feb 2013
part66-engineers.eu/index-eng-empl-me...
Chapter 79
Chapter 79
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