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    This document provides information about the seating, heating, and ventilation systems for various AS 350 helicopter models. It describes the standard and comfort seating configurations, which include either 6 or 5 seats. It then explains the heating and demisting system, which uses hot air from the engine to heat the cabin through outlets and diffusers, as well as the ventilation system which brings in outside air. Important controls for the heating and demisting functions are rotary knobs on the floor that should be turned off loosely so they are easy to turn back on.

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    This document provides information about the seating, heating, and ventilation systems for various AS 350 helicopter models. It describes the standard and comfort seating configurations, which include either 6 or 5 seats. It then explains the heating and demisting system, which uses hot air from the engine to heat the cabin through outlets and diffusers, as well as the ventilation system which brings in outside air. Important controls for the heating and demisting functions are rotary knobs on the floor that should be turned off loosely so they are easy to turn back on.

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    AS350 B2 - CH 13 - Seats, Heating, - Ventillation

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    This document provides information about the seating, heating, and ventilation systems for various AS 350 helicopter models. It describes the standard and comfort seating configurations, which include either 6 or 5 seats. It then explains the heating and demisting system, which uses hot air from the engine to heat the cabin through outlets and diffusers, as well as the ventilation system which brings in outside air. Important controls for the heating and demisting functions are rotary knobs on the floor that should be turned off loosely so they are easy to turn back on.

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    AS 350 D, B, BA, B1, and B2

    Initial Pilot Ground School

    Chapter 13
    Seating, Heating,
    and Ventilation
    Seating

    • Standard Version - 6 seats:


    1 right front seat (pilot)
    1 left front seat (passenger)
    2 rear double seats for 4
    passengers.

    • Comfort Version - 5 seats:


    1 right front seat for (pilot)
    1 left front seat (passenger)
    3 rear seats with arm rests
    for 3 passengers.

    13.2
    Cabin Equipment

    13.2
    New Style

    Crash

    Attenuating

    Seats
    Heating and Demisting System

    Hot Air
    Outlet
    Convergent
    Injectors

    • Hot air tapped at the engine


    centrifugal compressor outlet
    (P2), is mixed with ambient air
    drawn in by two convergent
    injectors.
    Windshield Small Restrictor Standard • Hot air is diffused into the cabin
    Demisting Large Restrictor Optional for Cold through 2 hot air outlets and 2
    Diffusers Weather Operations
    windshield demisting diffusers.
    13.2
    Heating and Demisting System

    Venturi Throat on Heating Injector

    13.3
    Cabin Ventilation System
    Ram Air Scoop

    The cabin is
    ventilated by
    outside air
    entering at the
    front through a
    grid-protected
    aerator & from
    overhead
    through a ram
    air scoop.

    Grid-Protected
    Aerator
    13.4
    What are the heating and demisting
    functions controlled by?

    Rotary knobs on the floor.


    What important consideration should be
    remembered when turning off the heat or
    demisting rotary knobs?
    Turn them off loosely. If turned off tightly
    they will be very hard to turn back on.
    End of Chapter 13
    Seating, Heating,
    and Ventilation

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