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Later installations feature a system of clips that retain the mist eliminator in sealed contact with the particle separa tor. The mist eliminator consists of a welded stainless steel frame and wire mesh screens on the fore and aft faces. (5). Air drawn through the particle separa tor by the engine passes through the parallel vortex tubes. Each tube is fitted with vanes and an opening to the particle collection chamber. The vanes spin the incoming air so that centrifu gal force separates heavier solid bits from the air flow. A smaller diameter tube directs particle free center vortex tube air through the collection chamber rear plate into the plenum chamber. When the scavenge air system is switched ON, trapped particles are drawn out of the collection chamber by scavenge air vacuum and discharged overboard through an opening in the right side of the aft inlet fairing of APM equipped helicopters and the left side on Donaldson equipped machines. The nozzle manifold is fitted with an engine bleed air inlet port and air jets to discharge contaminants. The ejector assembly consists of a mounting flange with tubes, duct assembly and flapper valve. (6). The scavenge air system is supplied compressor bleed air controlled by the solenoid air valve. Bleed air is delivered to a duct-mounted nozzle-manifold that ejects contaminants from the particle separator. The electrically actuated solenoid air valve is mounted on the left forward side of the Station 124.00 bulkhead. The valve is con trolled by the SCAV AIR circuit breaker switch on the instrument panel. (7). An increase in plenum chamber vacuum (reduced plenum chamber pressure) caused by reduced airflow through a clogged filter/mist eliminator is sensed by a differential pressure switch ported to the plenum chamber and particle separator inlet. Sufficient
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pressure differential causes the switch to close. Switch closure lights an AIR FILTER CLOGGED caution indicator on the instrument panel. A cable actuated filter bypass door on the plenum chamber wall may be opened by the pilot to allow the engine to operate on unfiltered air. (8). Pulling the FILTER BYPASS CON TROL handle in the crew compartment disengages two door latches inside the engine air inlet aft fairing and opens the door inward. A spring and two
[ Main Menu ] [HMI2 Book TOC] [ Chapter 71 TOC ] retainers on the aft end of the forward cable returns the handle to the stowed position. An adjustable stop provides for cable travel adjustment and air bypass door rigging. On 500N installation, the FILTER BYPASS CONTROL handle in the crew compartment disengages one door latch inside the air inlet aft fairing and opens the door inward. Adjustment of this cable installation is limited by reposi tioning the cable assembly.
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The information disclosed herein is proprietary to MD Helicopters, Inc. Neither this document nor any part hereof may be reproduced or transferred to other documents or used or disclosed to others for manufacturing or any other purpose except as specifically authorized in writing by MD Helicopters, Inc. Copyright 19992013 by MD Helicopters, Inc
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FILTER BY-PASS CONTROL PULL HANDLE FWD SCAV AIR OUTLET FLAPPER VALVE FILTER SCREEN PLENUM CHAMBER ACCESS (FILTER BYPASS) DOOR NORMALLY CLOSED
PULL HANDLE
SWIRL GUIDES
ENGINE AIR INLET AFT FAIRING AIR FILTER CLOGD INDICATOR LIGHT
MECHANICAL ACTUATION ENGINE COMPRESSOR BLEED AIR OFF AIR BLEED SOLENOID (SHUTOFF) VALVE
ELECTRICAL ACTUATION
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SCAV AIR
CONTAMINATED AIR
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The information disclosed herein is proprietary to MD Helicopters, Inc. Neither this document nor any part hereof may be reproduced or transferred to other documents or used or disclosed to others for manufacturing or any other purpose except as specifically authorized in writing by MD Helicopters, Inc. Copyright 19992013 by MD Helicopters, Inc
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