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<P>**** Hidden Message *****</P> <P>canaaatr<BR>ctiauencjer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>SECTION 9<BR>FIRE PROTECTION<BR>TABLE OF CONTENTS<BR>Page<BR>1. GENERAL 1<BR>2. FIRE AND OVERHEAT DETECTION 1<BR>A. Fire Sensing Cables 2<BR>B. Fire and Overheat Detection Units 2<BR>C. Operation 2<BR>D. Fire Warning Circuit Testing 3<BR>E. Engine Jet Pipe/Pylon Overheat Detection System 3<BR>(1) Operation 3<BR>(2) System Testing 3<BR>3. APU AND POWER PLANT FIRE EXTINGUISHING 4<BR>A. APU Fire Extinguishing 4<BR>B. Power Plant Fire Extinguishing 4<BR>C. System Operation 4<BR>D. System Reset 4<BR>LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS<BR>Figure<BR>Number Title Page<BR>1 Power Plant Fire and Overheat Detection Zones 5<BR>2 Fire Warning and Fault Detection 6<BR>3 Power Plant Zone B Overheat Warning and Fault Detection 7<BR>4 Fire Extinguishing System Discharge Lines - Schematic 8<BR>5 Fire Extinguishing Controls and Firex Monitor Panel 9<BR>6 APU Fire Detection and Extinguishing Sequence 10<BR>7 Power Plant Zone A Fire Detection and Extinguishing Sequence 11<BR>9-CONTENTS<BR>Page 1<BR>Apr 02/87</P>
<P>canadair<BR>ctianencter<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 60M-6<BR>SECTION 9<BR>FIRE PROTECTION<BR>1. GENERAL<BR>Fire protection, consisting of f i r e detection, warning and extinguishing, is<BR>provided by two independent systems: one for the auxiliary power unit (APU)<BR>and one for the two power plants. Each system includes f i re detection and<BR>extinguishing electrical circuits. The f i re extinguishing agent (Firex)<BR>bottles, two for the power plants and one for the APU, are located in the rear<BR>fuselage equipment bay.<BR>Both systems are capable of detecting false fire warning signals generated by<BR>electrical shorts in the sensing cable circuits. The malfunctioning circuit is<BR>automatically isolated and a warning light in the flight compartment comes on<BR>to indicate a f i r e detection failure.<BR>Titanium firewalls on the engine pylon serve to isolate the power plant fire<BR>zones from the adjacent aircraft structure. The fuel, hydraulic and engine<BR>bleed air lines are all isolated from the power plant f i r e zones by shutoff<BR>valves located on the inboard side of the firewall. The APU is surrounded by a<BR>banadized aluminum enclosure designed to contain an APU f i r e.<BR>A separate system for overheat detection in the engine jet pipe and pylon area<BR>aft of the engine firewall is provided.<BR>2. FIRE AND OVERHEAT DETECTION (Figure 1)<BR>Fire and overheat detection is provided for five detection zones, two for each<BR>power plant and one for the APU. The power plant f i r e zones are: the area<BR>within the core cowling and around the engine combustor section, designated<BR>zone A; and the area around the engine jet pipe and a part of the pylon<BR>assembly behind the firewall, designated zone B. The APU f i r e zone is the area<BR>within the APU fireproof enclosure.<BR>Heat sensing cables are routed through the f i r e zones and are connected to fire<BR>or overheat detection units in the flight compartment. The detection units<BR>discriminate between valid f i r e warnings and system faults and cause either<BR>warning or fault warning lights to come on in the flight compartment.<BR>SECTION 9<BR>Page 1<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>chattenaer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>Fire Sensing Cables<BR>Each fire sensing cable is a co-axial electrical cable consisting of two<BR>conductors, a stainless steel outer conductor grounded to the airframe and<BR>an inner conductor connected in a closed loop to a detection unit. The two<BR>conductors are separated by a semi-conductor medium which decreases in<BR>electrical resistance as temperature increases. When the resistance of the<BR>semi-conductor decreases to a preset limit, a warning is sent to the flight<BR>compartment via one of the detection units.<BR>A single break in a cable does not impair its warning capabilities but if a<BR>cable is broken in more than one place, any section between breaks will not<BR>function.<BR>The left and right power plants each have four fire sensing cables: two<BR>connected in series and routed through fire zone A, one routed around the<BR>jetpipe in fire zone B and one routed through the pylon in fire zone B.<BR>The APU fire zone contains one cable attached to the APU enclosure walls.<BR>Fire and Overheat Detection Units<BR>Three fire and overheat detection units are installed below the copilot's<BR>side console. Two of the units serve the left and right power plant zone A<BR>detection zones respectively and the remaining unit serves the APU. Two<BR>separate alarm circuits discriminate between valid fire or overheat<BR>warnings and false warnings. The system compares the speed and extent of<BR>sensing cable resistance change and initiates fire and overheat or fault<BR>warnings.<BR>Two fire and overheat detection units, identical to those described above,<BR>serve the left and right power plant zone B detection zones.<BR>Operation (Figures 1 and 2)<BR>When a fire or overheat condition occurs in one of the fire zones, it is<BR>detected by the associated fire or overheat detection unit and interpreted<BR>as either a valid fire warning or as a fault.<BR>If a valid fire warning is received, the detection unit causes the<BR>appropriate fire warning light to come on and activates the fire warning<BR>bell. In addition, if a valid APU fire warning is received, the APU fire<BR>or overheat detection unit initiates a shutdown of the APU. The fire<BR>warning light and the fire warning bell continue to operate as long as a<BR>fire/overheat condition exists. The fire warning bell is silenced via the<BR>TONE MUTED switch/light on the copilots side panel.<BR>If a fire detection unit detects a false warning signal caused by a short<BR>circuit in a sensing cable, it powers the appropriate amber FIRE WARN FAIL<BR>light and automatically isolates the defective fire warning circuit.<BR>SECTION 9<BR>Page 2<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>ctianencjer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>Fire Warning Circuit Testing<BR>A fire warning test circuit is used to check the serviceability of the fire<BR>detection warning and fault circuits.<BR>This test circuit simulates fire conditions in both power plants and in the<BR>APU. If the fire detection system is functioning correctly, the usual fire<BR>warnings take place.<BR>NOTE: The APU fire shutoff relay is isolated from the fire warning<BR>circuits when a test is initiated. This permits operation of the<BR>APU during testing of the fire warning system.<BR>The fire warning test circuit can also check the operation of the fault<BR>detection circuits in the detection units by simulating a short in each of<BR>the sensing cable circuits. If the fault detection circuits are<BR>functioning correctly, the usual fault warnings take place.<BR>Engine Jet Pipe/Pylon Overheat Detection System (Figure 3)<BR>This system consists of an ENGINE JET PIPE/PYLON panel, two overheat<BR>detection units and fire sensing cables in the zone B detection zones.<BR>(1) Operation<BR>When one of the overheat detection units receives a valid overheat<BR>signal from its associated zone B f i re sensing cable, i t causes the<BR>appropriate OVHT light on the ENGINE JET PIPE/PYLON panel to come on<BR>flashing. The light continues to flash until the overheat condition<BR>is corrected by reducing power or shutting down the engine.<BR>I f an overheat detection unit detects a short circuit in one of the<BR>f i r e sensing cables, the appropriate OVHT WARN FAIL light comes on.<BR>The detection unit also isolates the defective overheat warning<BR>circuit.<BR>(2) System Testing<BR>A test circuit is used to check the serviceability of the system. The<BR>test is successful if the usual overheat warnings take place.<BR>The ability of the system to detect false overheat signals can also be<BR>tested by pressing the OVHT WARN FAIL switch/lights.<BR>SECTION 9<BR>Page 3<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>ctvanenoer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>3. APU AND POWER PUNT FIRE EXTINGUISHING (Figure 4)<BR>The power plant bottles are interconnected, which allows both bottles to be<BR>used on one power plant if necessary. The APU bottle is completely independent<BR>and discharges into the APU enclosure only. Firex bottle low-pressure warning<BR>lights and test switches for the bottle discharge cartridges (squibs) are<BR>provided (refer to Figure 5).<BR>A. APU Fire Extinguishing (Figure 4)<BR>The APU Firex bottle is clamped to the rear fuselage structure above the<BR>left side of the APU enclosure and charged with Halon 1301. a non-toxic and<BR>non-corrosive fire extinguishing agent* pressurized by dry nitrogen at<BR>600 to 625 psig (at 15°C). The bottle is equipped with a f i l l valve and is<BR>protected against thermal overpressure by a pressure relief valve.<BR>Discharge is made through a pipe into the rear fuselage bay. A pressure<BR>gauge, mounted on the bottle, allows ground service personnel to monitor<BR>the charge pressure. A bottle low-pressure warning is also provided in the<BR>flight compartment.<BR>B. Power Plant Fire Extinguishing (Figure 4)<BR>Two Firex bottles for the power plant fire extinguishing system are bolted<BR>to the APU support structure in the rear fuselage equipment bay. The<BR>bottles are filled with Halon 1301 extinguishing agent pressurized by dry<BR>nitrogen at 600 to 625 psig (at 15°C). Each bottle is equipped with a<BR>pressure relief and f i l l valve and a pressure gauge, similar to the units<BR>on the APU Firex bottle. Two discharge valves are installed on each bottle<BR>to permit interconnection of the discharge lines, making i t possible to<BR>discharge both the bottles into one power plant i f necessary.<BR>The discharge cartridges (squibs) for the power plant Firex bottles are<BR>identical to the APU bottle and operate in a similar manner.<BR>C. System Operation (Figures 4, 5, 6 and 7)<BR>For system operation, refer to the f i re detection and extinguishing<BR>sequence, Figures 6 and 7.<BR>D. System Reset<BR>After a fire warning occurs and the appropriate f i r e warning switch/light<BR>(LH or RH ENG FIRE PUSH or APU FIRE PUSH) is pressed, the fire warning and<BR>extinguishing system can be reset, i f circumstances warrant, by pressing<BR>the f i re warning switch/light a second time which returns the system to the<BR>pre-warning condition. The f i re warning light goes out, the f i re warning<BR>bell stops and the APU or engine previously shut down can be restarted.<BR>Attempting to reset the system with a f i re or overheat condition still<BR>present in the affected fire zone(s) results in the immediate reactivation<BR>of the fire warning.<BR>SECTION 9<BR>Page 4<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>ctianehejer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>DETECTION ZONE B<BR>(ENGINE JETPIPE/<BR>PYLON OVERHEAT)<BR>CORE<BR>COWL ENGINE FIREWALL<BR>JET PIPE<BR>AFT MOUNT RING<BR>DETECTION ZONE A<BR>Power Plant Fire and Overheat Detection Zones SECTION9<BR>Figure 1 Page 5<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>LH ENG, RH &iG AND APU FIRE PUSH SWITCH/LIGHTS<BR>Each switch/light is electrically connected to a fire and overheat<BR>detection unit.<BR>Red LH BIG, RH ENG or APU FIRE PUSH lights come on if a<BR>valid fire warning is received by the associated fire and overheat<BR>detection unit.<BR>When pressed in. switch/lights shut down power plants or APU<BR>and arm assocaited BOTTLE ARMED PUSH TO DiSCH iightis)<BR>(refer to Figure 5). For system operation, refer to Figure 6 and 7.<BR>LH ENG<BR>FIRE<BR>PUSH<BR>RH ENG<BR>FIRE<BR>PUSH<BR>GLARESHIELD<BR>FIRE WARNING TEST<BR>LEFT APU RIGHT<BR>FIRE<BR>WARN<BR>FAIL<BR>FIRE<BR>WARN<BR>FAIL<BR>FIRE<BR>WARN<BR>FAIL<BR>FIRE WARNING TEST SWITCH<BR>Three-position, spring-loaded toggle switch with the following<BR>functions:<BR>WARN TEST - Simulates fire condition by grounding the fire<BR>sensing cables. Fire warning befl sounds and at) the FIRE PUSH<BR>and the BOTTLE ARMED PUSH TO DISCH lights come on.<BR>FAULT TEST - Simulates an electrical short in the fire sensing<BR>cables. All three FIRE WARN FAIL lights come on.<BR>FIRE WARN FAIL LIGHTS<BR>Amber FIRE WARN FAIL fights come on if a false warning,<BR>generated by an electrical short in a sensing cable circuit, is<BR>received by the associated fire and overheat detection unit. Light<BR>remains on and faulty detection circuit remains isolated from<BR>system until fault is corrected.<BR>COPILOTS CONSOLE<BR>Fire Warning and Fault Detection SECTION9<BR>Figure 2 Page 6<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>ctiauenc/er<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>OVHT WARN FAIL SWITCH/LIGHTS<BR>Amber lights come on if an overheat warning,<BR>generated by an electrical short, in a zone B<BR>sensing cable circuit, is received by associated<BR>overheat detection unit. Lights remain on and faulty<BR>detection circuit remains isolated from system until<BR>fault is corrected.<BR>Pressing lights test overheat detection circuits.<BR>Correct operation of system is indicated by OVHT<BR>WARN FAIL lights coming on.<BR>OVHT SWITCH/LIGHTS<BR>Each switch/light is electrically connected to a zone<BR>B overheat detection unit.<BR>Red left and right OVHT lights come on flashing if<BR>a valid 2one B overheat warning is received by the<BR>associated overheat detection unit.<BR>Pressing lights test functioning of warning circuit<BR>and sensing cable continuity. Correct operation of<BR>system is indicated by OVHT lights coming on.<BR>CENTRE INSTRUMENT PANEL<BR>Power Plant Zone B Overheat Warning and SECTION 9<BR>Fault Detection Page 7<BR>Figure 3 Apr 02/87<BR>RIGHT POWER PLANT<BR>DISCHARGE NOZZLES<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP601A-6<BR>APU<BR>APU<BR>'FIREX<BR>BOTTLE<BR>RIGHT POWER<BR>PLANT<BR>DISCHARGE<BR>UNE<BR>FIREX BOTTLES<BR>A N D<BR>DISCHARGE LINES<BR>LEFT POWER PLANT<BR>DISCHARGE NOZZLES<BR>LEFT POWER PLANT<BR>DISCHARGE LINE<BR>POWER PLANT LEFT<BR>RREX BOTTLES " - M I I I NG<BR>LEFT POWER PLANT HREZONE A REAR FUSELAGE EQUIPMENT BAY<BR>POWER<BR>PLANT<BR>RREX<BR>BOTTLE<BR>2<BR>DISCHARGE<BR>NOZZLE<BR>LEFT<BR>TWO-WAY<BR>CHECK VALVE<BR>RIGHT<BR>TWO-WAY<BR>CHECK VALVE<BR>. THERMAL RELIEF<BR>DISCHARGE UNE<BR>APU FIREX<BR>BOTTLE<BR>DISCHARGE<BR>CARTRIDGE<BR>(TYPICAL)<BR>\ APU ENCLOSURE<BR>TO<BR>RIGHT<BR>ENGINE<BR>Fire Extinguishing System Discharge Lines - Schematic<BR>Figure 4<BR>SECTION 9<BR>Page 8<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>BOTTLE 2<BR>ARMED<BR>PUSH TO<BR>DISCH<BR>BOTTLE 1 AND BOTTLE 2 ARMED PUSH TO DISCH SWITCH/LIGHTS<BR>When the appropriate LH or RH ENG FIRE PUSH switch/light is pressed in after a<BR>power plant fire warning. BOTTLE 1 and BOTTLE 2 ARMED PUSH TO DISCH lights<BR>come on if pressure is associated firex bottles exceeds 225 to 275 psi.<BR>After LH ENG FIRE PUSH switch/light is pressed in. pressing either BOTTLE ARMED<BR>PUSH TO DISCH switch/light fires the left squib on the associated Firex bottle, i.e.<BR>pressing the BOTTLE 1 ARMED PUSH TO DISCH switch/tight fires left squib on Firex<BR>bottle 1 and pressing BOTTLE 2 ARMED PUSH TO DISCH switch/light fires left squib<BR>on Firex bottle 2. Right squibs are fired in a similar manner rf RH EM6 FIRE PUSH<BR>switch/light is pressed in response to a fire condition in the right power plant.<BR>APU BOTTLE ARMED PUSH TO DISCH SWITCH/LIGHT<BR>Following an APU fire warning, and after the APU FIRE PUSH<BR>switch/light has been pressed in. the green BOTTLE ARMED<BR>PUSH TO DISCH light comes on if pressure in APU Firex bottle<BR>exceeds 225 to 275 psi. Pressing switch/light m fires squib on<BR>APU Firex bottle.<BR>GLARESHIELD<BR>PRESS TO TEST SQUIB SWITCH/LIGHTS<BR>When pressed in. test electrical continuity of ignition circuits to both the ignition<BR>elements inside the associated squib. Green light comes on if ignition circuit is<BR>servicabie. Test current across ignition element is maintained at safe level by<BR>switch/light circuit.<BR>BOTTLE LOW PRESS LIGHTS<BR>Energized by circuits across electrical pressure switches integral with bottle-mounted<BR>pressure gauges. Amber LOW PRESS light comes on when associated bottle pressure<BR>drops below 275 to 225 psi and remains on until pressure increases to above 450 psi.<BR>COPILOTS CONSOLE<BR>Fire Extinguishing Controls and Firex Monitor Panel SECTION 9<BR>Figure 5 Page 9<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>FLIGHT COMPARTMENT INDICATIONS<BR>CO<BR>CO<BR>O<BR>—J<BR>BOTTLE<BR>ARMED<BR>PUSH TO<BR>DISCH<BR>APU<BR>FIRE<BR>PUSH<BR>EVENT RESULT<BR>L<BR>OUT<BR>OUT<BR>OUT<BR>ON<BR>until APU bottle<BR>Is recharged I<BR>5 5 5 §<BR>- APU FIRE PUSH light comes on.<BR>- If aircraft Is on the ground, the APU<BR>fire shutoff relay Is automatically<BR>energlied to shut down the APU.<BR>- BOTTLE ARMED PUSH TO OISCH<BR>light comes on.<BR>- If airborne, APU fire shutoff relay<BR>Is energlied to shut down the APU.<BR>- APU squib Is armed.<BR>• APU bleed air load control valve closes.<BR>- APU fuel shutoff valvea close.<BR>- APU squib fires.<BR>• FlreN egent starts discharging Into APU<BR>enclosure.<BR>-Pressure switch on bottle opens as<BR>pressure drops below 225 to 278 psl end<BR>APU LO PRESS light on Flrex monitor<BR>panel comes on.<BR>- APU fire goes out.<BR>Fire or overheat condition occurs<BR>In the APU fire tone.<BR>APU FIRE PUSH switch/light Is 1<BR>pressed in. j<BR>BOTTLE ARMED PUSH TO OISCH<BR>switch/light Is pressed In.<BR>APU bottle fully discharges.<BR>v CM CO ^ 1<BR>APU Fire Detection and Extinguishing Sequence<BR>Figure 6<BR>SECTION 9<BR>Page 10<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>canaaair<BR>cftauenQer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>Z U )<BR>-JO- II<BR>CO<BR>2<BR>O<BR>»-<BR><<BR>o<BR>o<BR>2<BR>CC <<BR>fiL<BR>Sou<BR>X<BR>o<BR>Oto<BR>Z U J<BR>HjCC<BR>J O .<BR>3<BR>O o<BR>3 o o<BR>3 o 3 o<BR>c3 2 o «<BR>^&<BR>CD<BR>uiOgx<BR>X u. cu<BR>Z><BR>o o o = .ox 2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O<BR>3<BR>O o<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O o<BR>25<BR>O o<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O z><BR>o 3 o<BR>3<BR>o<BR>Z5<BR>o<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O<BR>2<BR>O<BR>3<BR>O<BR>Zl ZZ S — ©<BR>r\ Q c v 3<BR>3<BR>CO<BR>c<BR>o<BR>oma<BR>V<BR>3<BR>CD<BR>— X<BR>CO<BR>3<BR>a.<BR>UJ<BR>JX<BR>u.<BR>ENQ<BR>X<BR>- J<BR>c<BR>«o<BR>0<BR>£<BR>2<BR>CB<BR>X<BR>CO<BR>z><BR>U i<BR>cc<BR>u.<BR>©<BR>2<BR>UJ<BR>X<BR>- J<BR><<BR>oX<BR>CO<BR>o<BR>o<BR>»- X<BR>CO<BR>z> CL<BR>o UJ<BR>5<BR>cc<BR><<BR>UJ<BR>O<BR>CD<BR>o<BR>s<BR>w<BR>j r<BR>CC<BR><<BR>Xo<BR>CO n<BR>o<BR>»- X<BR>CO<BR>3<BR>CL<BR>n UJ<BR>2<BR><CL<BR>CM<BR>UJ<BR>- J<BR>O<BR>CO<BR>t comes<BR>SL<BR>rmed.<BR>©<BR>©<BR>©<BR>CM<BR>* 0<BR>•C<BR>CD<BR>S<BR>O<BR>bs of b<BR>3<BR>C<BR>«0<BR>*©<BR>—J<BR><o<BR>«o<BR>O<BR>V<BR>©<BR>><BR>><BR>* o<BR>3<BR>-C<BR>«D<BR>©<BR>3<BR>firewall<BR>©<BR>—><BR>£= •- ©<BR>w —-<BR>* 2<BR>E &<BR>£ •<BR>I!<BR>• ' ©<BR>x —<BR>© o<BR>— x<BR>Scl^ .<BR>?tf>«n o<BR>©r*w _<BR>— - a . o<BR>SCNO •<BR>Jfil<BR>«S.uic<BR>CL a © o<BR>X<BR>CO<BR>o<BR>J i 2<BR>.=r o<BR>o -<BR>2<BR>u><BR>s<BR>© «•<BR>X<BR>CO zz • ? • c S . °- © © — C UJ<BR>-E"5. £ S tz<BR>*& «« Si<BR>•-E ^o i5<BR>51<BR>If<BR>< 2<BR>t5<BR>co o<BR>0<BR>©<BR>«c<BR>u<BR>dis<BR>>.<BR>ful<BR>_<BR>ttle<BR>o CO<BR>jO<BR>-o .<BR>c •<BR>© •<BR>« • —<BR>0 ©<BR>© Q.<BR>-c _<BR>> •<BR>O Q.<BR>o ©<BR>u. a<BR>CO •<BR>3 c<BR>a. -<BR>O •:<BR>UJ *E,<BR>2 =<BR>< « ~ $<BR>UJ «*<BR>d 1<BR>COD ^Or<BR>S<BR>x:<BR>o<BR>dis<BR>>»<BR>ttle ful<BR>o CD<BR>i — « «•> m<BR>Power Plant Zone A Fire Detection and<BR>Extinguishing Sequence<BR>Figure 7<BR>SECTION 9<BR>Page n<BR>Apr 02/87</P>
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