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Another start contactor/switch question

 
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 11:49 am    Post subject: Another start contactor/switch question Reply with quote

At 02:41 PM 9/20/2012, you wrote:
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Thanks Bob, good succinct answers. Pretty much what I was
thinking. I am using an external contactor and push button sw, so
the design lends itself to go either way.

Do you think the ground fault risk is high enough to warrant adding
a CB assuming good wiring practices?

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Dan Morris

Haven't the foggiest notion. I don't do reliability studies
for the purpose of assigning go/no-go decisions for risk.
My personal design philosophy has been to drive toward
failure tolerance . . . assume that ANYTHING can break
over the life-time of the airplane. Then design architectures
such that no single failure gets you into an unmanageable
condition. I would say that a starter in un-commanded
operation in flight could be difficult to manage so the
decision to minimize that risk has nothing to do with the
magnitude of risk.
Bob . . .


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