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What is LPAC rated at?

200 square cubic ft per min @ 125 psi

What are the 3 modes for the lpac?

Lead (always supplies air throughout the ship) - 115 - 125 psi


Stby- 110-120 psi


Emer stby- 105 - 115 psi

What is the purpose of the priority valve?

If ship were to lose air below 105 psi, the priority valve will begin to shut. It will not fully shut until 85 psi.

What are non vital air systems?

Pneumatic hoists


FO purifiers


LO purifiers


FO compensating systems


Sea chest blowouts


Exp tank charging


Service outlets


Laundry


Rudder inflatable seal


Window wash


Gtrb water wash


Ships whistle


Helicopter support

Vital air?

MRG Brakes


Gtm blow in doors


Bleed air control valves


Stern tube inflatable seal


Vent closures


Gtm vent dampers


Torpedo hoist


Loscas


FO unloader valve


LO cooler valve


Sonar dome


Gtg services


5”/ 62 ammo handling


Electronic dry air for combat

What happens if system drops below 85 psi?

Augmented by HP air one per main space



Automatically open at lp air of 80


Psi

What are some concerns with loss of lp air?

Over pressurization for fuel service system (unloader valve fails shut)


Ac plant shut down


LO temp control


LOSCA temp control


Fuel comp valves


Pt brake control


Gtg signal air