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CECO Vs. Bendix Fuel Controls



 
 
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Old October 15th 03, 02:38 PM
Greg Johnsonq
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Just for info.
CECO is now BF Goodrich Controls.
Gj
"Chuck Kemp" wrote in message ...
Sla#s said:
snip:
BTW Bendix now make a FADEC system for the 250 as well.

The Altair system is not a FADEC, it just has some items in common. (FADEC
controls the complete engine) and also records exceedances. (Altair only
controls the start process) and records exceedances.

Chuck

"Sla#s" wrote in message
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"Chuck Kemp" wrote in message
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The system mentioned in the link is not a FADEC. It is an engine

monitoring
system that protects from Hot Starts. FADEC does a lot more than

protect
from hot starts...

If my memory serves me correctly, Altair is now a part of Pratt and

Whitney.
It was only in a partnership with Honeywell/Bendix and never was owned

by
them.


I have never had any dealings with the system but the article says:

"Another benefit of most standard FADECs and Intellistart Plus+ is that

they
can produce an accurate accounting of flights, starts, torque events,
exceedences, and power checks. "

Slatts



 




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