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VARIOUS SMOKE SOURCES
CARGO
LAVATORY
CREW REST COMPARTMENT
(A330/A340)
AVIONICS
AIR COND
CABIN EQUIPMENT
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EXISTING PROCEDURES
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EXISTING PROCEDURES
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EXISTING PROCEDURES
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SMOKE PROCEDURE LAYOUT
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SMOKE PROCEDURE LAYOUT
Standard actions:
must be applied in all
cases of smoke.
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SMOKE PROCEDURE LAYOUT
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SMOKE PROCEDURE LAYOUT
•If smoke initially comes out of the ventilation outlets in the cockpit…
- Suspect AIR COND SMOKE.
SMOKE
(In addition, very shortly after, several SMOKE warnings (cargo, lavatory,
avionics) will be triggered)
• AVIONICS SMOKE warning g with a p
piece of equipment
q p declared faulty…
y
- Suspect smoke from that piece of equipment.
•Avionics or forward galley smoke may be smelt or may enter the cockpit before ECAM
warning activation (A320 family only).
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SMOKE PROCEDURE LAYOUT
Specific actions:
AIR COND SMOKE
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SMOKE PROCEDURE LAYOUT
Specific actions:
CAB EQUIPMENT SMOKE
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SMOKE PROCEDURE LAYOUT
Specific actions:
If smoke source cannot be determined or AVNCS/ELEC
smoke suspected:
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SMOKE PROCEDURE LAYOUT
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SMOKE REMOVAL PROCEDURE
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CONCLUSION
At any
y time, if necessary:
y
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General guidelines to determine the smoke source:
(available in FCOM Volume 3 but not in QRH)
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