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SD-8 integration onto aircraft

 
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PostPosted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 6:25 am    Post subject: SD-8 integration onto aircraft Reply with quote

At 09:35 AM 6/6/2008 -0400, you wrote:
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Do I understand the mechanics of the SD-8 correctly? It sits on the
vacuum pad and the domed (orange) part spins out in the open at 4,000 rpm
or so?


Correct.

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I've never seen any recommendations to keep anything away from it--

Seems self-evident that one should provide suitable clearance between
the alternator and other parts. You don't want things "rubbing"
on stuff that doesn't spin either.

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. . .does it have sufficient electromagnetic potential that it would
draw unsecured/inadequately secured ferrous objects toward it?

No

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Obviously, you'd have everything under the cowl carefully secured; I'm
thinking it might be a different story if something got loose or a
foreign object of some kind made its way to the rear accessory case.

Get out your crowbar, hammer and hatchet and
deduce exactly what item under the cowl that
you could force into contact with the alternator.

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Am I missing something here?

Don't think so. Like spinning propellers, fan blades,
chains and sprockets, flight control cables/pulleys,
alternator belts/pulleys etc . . . numerous moving
components in airplanes are easily integrated into
the flight system with rudimentary considerations for
clearances and security of adjacent hardware.

There are no "gotchas" lurking under any rocks at this
stage of the product's service history. There are
thousands of these things in service with a track
record that goes back over 20 years.

Bob . . .

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 6:49 am    Post subject: SD-8 integration onto aircraft Reply with quote

I agree...with a little bit of thought its just a non issue..About the only thing I have against the SD8 is the price..Smile

Other than that this thing is bullet proof

Frank

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:39 am    Post subject: SD-8 integration onto aircraft Reply with quote

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I agree...with a little bit of thought its just a non issue..
About the only thing I have against the SD8 is the price..Smile

One is always free to build their own . . .

Almost daily I find myself stacking DIY project
$time$ against a decision to "get it bought and
move on". More often than not the economics of
$time$ demonstrate that I cannot build it for
less than I can buy it.

Bob . . .

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