Towed aircraft ground air source vehicle

Towed aircraft ground air source vehicle

Towed aircraft ground air source vehicles: Boeing 707, 717, 727, 737 series, 757, 767, 747 series, some B777, DC8, DC9, DC10, MD80 series, MD90, MD11, Airbus A320 series, A340 series A300, A310, A330, that is, all models except those equipped with the GE90 engine.

The towed aircraft air source vehicle is mainly composed of a towed chassis, chassis frame, unit, air supply assembly (including airway control system, etc.), cover, hose slot, electrical system, etc. This vehicle is designed with a rear-mounted air compressor and radiator (for the air compressor), a mid-mounted diesel engine (Cummins M15) and air filter, and a front-mounted cooling fan and muffler. The diesel engine-driven air compressor compression system and radiator drive, the diesel engine-driven air compressor compression system can efficiently and conveniently output low-pressure and high-flow compressed air to aircraft engines, and at the same time assist in supplying air for aircraft inspection or air conditioning. Gas supply flow rate ≥300PPM, auxiliary gas supply :1.7-2.1bar(25-30psi), adjustable; Start gas supply :2.4-2.9bar(35-42psi)

The towed aircraft air source vehicle complies with the following standard requirements:

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