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发表于 2021-6-29 18:41:28
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来自: 中国安徽
QUESTION: In case of the skin valve fault, if the MSA is above 14000ft and the reset is unsucessful, whether flight crew can consider to reduce differential pressure and return to land,not fully depressuizing the airplane, in order to aovid using passenger oxygen masks? ANSWER: Airbus reviewed your query, and we would like to provide CBJ with the following information: In the case of ECAM Alert VENT SKIN VALVE FAULT, if the “EXTRACT and BLOWER…OVRD” procedures are unsuccessful, the aircraft altitude is limited to FL100/MEA-MORA. Indeed, if at takeoff the EXTRACT valve fails while it is open, then the avionics vent ducting is vented to atmosphere and is thus submitted to a too high differential pressure leading to possible duct rupture as the aircraft climbs. Thus limiting the aircraft altitude to FL100/MEA limits the differential pressure and selecting MAN V/S CTRL to FULL UP position commands the full opening of the outflow valve. These actions will reduce the differential pressure and prevent duct damages. Please be informed that these actions have to be done at FL 100/MEA-MORA or below as the actions “MODE SEL…MAN” and “MAN V/S…FULL UP” will manually depressurize the aircraft.
There are consequences of depressurized cabin at 14 000 ft. Therefore, if the cabin pressure cannot be maintained after double OVRD activation, the best options would be In Flight Turn Back (IFTB) or diversion. In conclusion, the flight crew must follow the VENT SKIN VALVE FAULT ECAM procedure, in case the skin air outlet valve is affected and not recovered with BLOWER and EXTRACT to OVRD. The FCOM provides information for the flight planning in case of depressurization: refer to FCOM/PRO-SPO-20/Flight without cabin pressurization. However, we would like to inform you that we are currently reviewing the possibility to improve the content of the current procedure. However, please note that the ECAM alert VENT SKIN VALVE FAULT is mostly triggered after take-off when the skin air outlet valve cannot close, this is the reason why maximum FL100/MEA-MORA procedure line is mentioned. Additionally, our office would like to inform you that this event enters into the scope of an In Service Occurrence that should be reported to our local Airworthiness Authorities as per OIT 999.0066/15. In the frame of this dedicated investigation, our office would appreciate being provided with the following information: Date of the event, PFR, DFDR or DAR data, Maintenance actions performed before & after the events, Shop Finding Reports of removed parts |
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