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AST 473 Cessna Citation AST 473 Cessna Citation Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Dr. Kurt BarnhartDr. Kurt Barnhart
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
OverviewOverview– System consists of crew and pax. Distr. Syst.System consists of crew and pax. Distr. Syst.– Ox. Available to crew continuouslyOx. Available to crew continuously– Ox. Available to pax. Automatically above Ox. Available to pax. Automatically above
13,500 ft. C.A. or13,500 ft. C.A. or– ManuallyManually– Normally used for emerg.Normally used for emerg.
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Components:Components:– Ox. Storage cylinder w/ integral shutoff valve & Ox. Storage cylinder w/ integral shutoff valve &
press. Regulatorpress. Regulator– Servicing fittingServicing fitting– Crew & Pax. MasksCrew & Pax. Masks– Altitude press. SwitchAltitude press. Switch– Overboard discharge disc.Overboard discharge disc.– Control selector on pilot’s consoleControl selector on pilot’s console
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Components:Components:– Ox. Cylinder installed in tailcone immediately aft Ox. Cylinder installed in tailcone immediately aft
of access door- either 22 or 64 ft(3) capacityof access door- either 22 or 64 ft(3) capacity– Shutoff valve and press. Regulator on bottle on Shutoff valve and press. Regulator on bottle on
cylinder controls ox. Flow to distr. Sys.cylinder controls ox. Flow to distr. Sys.– Shutoff valve normally open- regulator reduces Shutoff valve normally open- regulator reduces
line press. To 70 psi.line press. To 70 psi.
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Pressure gauge- direct gauge on co-pilot’s Pressure gauge- direct gauge on co-pilot’s panel (rt.)- reads cylinder pressure panel (rt.)- reads cylinder pressure regardless of position of shutoff valve on regardless of position of shutoff valve on cylindercylinder
Fully serviced- 1,600 – 1,800 psiFully serviced- 1,600 – 1,800 psi Service anytime gauge reads out of greenService anytime gauge reads out of green MUST service if below 400 psi & must be MUST service if below 400 psi & must be
Purged of bottle goes empty.Purged of bottle goes empty.
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Controls- Ox. Cnt’l on pilot’s consol (left) Controls- Ox. Cnt’l on pilot’s consol (left) controls flow to CREW ONLY, NORMAL controls flow to CREW ONLY, NORMAL (pax. And crew), and MANUAL DROP(pax. And crew), and MANUAL DROP– Mechanically position control valve for distr. As Mechanically position control valve for distr. As
desired abovedesired above– Early models- Ox controlled via 2 levers instead Early models- Ox controlled via 2 levers instead
of rotary valveof rotary valve
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Overboard discharge-Overboard discharge-– Green disc. Aft of tail-cone access door on Green disc. Aft of tail-cone access door on
exterior of fuselage (fwd. rt. Side on older exterior of fuselage (fwd. rt. Side on older models)models)
– Provides visual indication of overpressure- Provides visual indication of overpressure- bottle emptybottle empty
– Mx. Required before flightMx. Required before flight
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Oxygen MasksOxygen Masks– Either standard (w. 22 cu. Ft. bottle) or optional Either standard (w. 22 cu. Ft. bottle) or optional
sweep-on mask w. optional 64 cu. Ft. bottlesweep-on mask w. optional 64 cu. Ft. bottle– Standard mask- microphone & Ox. RegulatorStandard mask- microphone & Ox. Regulator– Regulator can be set to diluter demand of 100% Regulator can be set to diluter demand of 100%
flow- can be quick donning if worn around neck- flow- can be quick donning if worn around neck- should be set to 100%should be set to 100%
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Optional sweep-on mask is quick-donning- integral Optional sweep-on mask is quick-donning- integral microphone & 3 pos. regulatormicrophone & 3 pos. regulator
Selecting EMER. on mask regulator- steady flow Selecting EMER. on mask regulator- steady flow to maskto mask
In 100% position- user assured ox. being received In 100% position- user assured ox. being received if no breathing restrictions presentif no breathing restrictions present
Norm position- diluter demandNorm position- diluter demand Must stow on clip aft of side window to be quick- Must stow on clip aft of side window to be quick-
donning- Use EMER pos. for smokedonning- Use EMER pos. for smoke Pax. Masks- auto drop- lanyard pull starts Ox.Pax. Masks- auto drop- lanyard pull starts Ox.
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
Operation:Operation:– With Ox. Selector in NORMAL low press. Ox. @ 70 psi. With Ox. Selector in NORMAL low press. Ox. @ 70 psi.
avail. To both crewavail. To both crew– Solenoid valve normally spring-loaded closed blocking Solenoid valve normally spring-loaded closed blocking
flow to pax.flow to pax.– At C.A. of 13,500 ft. alt. press. Switch energizes At C.A. of 13,500 ft. alt. press. Switch energizes
solenoid valve opensolenoid valve open– Ox. Press. Flowing pushes on overhead doors releasing Ox. Press. Flowing pushes on overhead doors releasing
themthem– If cabin press restored- solenoid de-energizes @8,000 ft If cabin press restored- solenoid de-energizes @8,000 ft
shutting off flowshutting off flow
Oxygen SystemOxygen System
If D.C. fail- solenoid valve cannot route Ox. If D.C. fail- solenoid valve cannot route Ox. To pax.- Place OXYGEN selector to To pax.- Place OXYGEN selector to MANUAL DROP routes Ox. Through MANUAL DROP routes Ox. Through manual cont’l valve dropping masksmanual cont’l valve dropping masks
In CREW position only crew has Ox.In CREW position only crew has Ox. Obviously- no smoking when using Ox.- oil, Obviously- no smoking when using Ox.- oil,
grease, soap, lipstick & other fatty materials grease, soap, lipstick & other fatty materials pose a serious fire risk when using Ox.pose a serious fire risk when using Ox.
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