November 24, 201213 yr I was reading about center tank fuel shutoff. Tthere are three variations for center tank fuel operations: 1. Standard procedure in accordance with AD 2001-08-24, AD 2002-24-51 and AD 2002-19-52 Principal procedure considerations a. Ground operations: Center tank fuel pump switches: OFF with fuel center tank fuel lower than 1.000 lbs Center tank fuel pump switches: ON with fuel center tank fuel higher than 1.000 lbs b. Take Off: Center tank fuel pump switches: OFF with fuel center tank fuel lower than 5.000 lbs when ready for taxi Center tank fuel pump switches: ON with fuel center tank fuel higher than 5.000 lbs when ready for taxi c. Climb or cruise Center tank fuel pump switches: OFF with fuel center tank fuel lower than 1.000 lbs d. Descent and landing Center tank fuel pump switches: OFF with fuel center tank fuel lower than 3.000 lbs e. Cruise flight Center tank fuel pump switches: ON (optional) with fuel center tank fuel higher than 1.000 lbs Other considerations At first indication of fuel pump low pressure the fuel pumps must be positioned OFF Both center tank pump switches OFF if the center tank is empty In a low fuel situation both center fuel pumps may be selected ON 2. Althernative Method of Compliance (AMOC) to AD 2002-24-51 Same as described in 1. for steps (a) and (B) c. Climb or cruise Option 1. Center tank fuel pump switches: ON after Take Off and pitch attitude has been reduced to begin acceleration to a climb speed of 250 knots or greater if fuel in center tank is more than 2.000 lbs Option 2. Center tank fuel pump switches: ON after passing 10.000 ft with fuel center tank fuel lower than 5.000 lbs Center tank fuel pump switches: ON only one pump and open crossfeed valve when center tank fuel lower than 2.000 lbs d. Descent and landing Center tank fuel pump switches: ON only one pump and open crossfeed valve with fuel center tank fuel lower than 3.000 lbs Other considerations Same as described i 1. 3. Althernative Method of Compliance (AMOC) to AD 2001-08-24 and AD 2002-24-51 for aircraft with Automated Center Tank Fuel Pump Shutoff It is need apply the procedure for Automated Center Tank Fuel Pump Shutoff in lieu of two methods described. Now the questions for PMDG group: 1. Boeing Amendment 39-16785 documents shows in section (h) that for the aircraft with center tank fuel pumps system as described need one placard adjacent to the pilot's primary flight display with text "AD 2002-24-51 fuel usage restrictions required". Is this will be implemented in a future for PMDG NGX? 2. Will be modelled automatic sutoff system for the center tank fuel boost pumps according Boeing Amendment 39-16785 section (g)? Thanks! Israel D' Oleo Ochoa
November 24, 201213 yr http://forum.avsim.n...res-what-is-ad/ http://forum.avsim.n...ff-for-takeoff/ There are also some other same topics. Rostyslav S Wanna fly 737NGX with turbulence?
November 24, 201213 yr Author Based in AMOC i include for the phase of flight the use of the center tank fuel pumps. See ya! Israel D' Oleo Ochoa
November 24, 201213 yr I turn them off when they reach 500 lbs, keeps things simple on my end. Alex Jevdic KORD/KHOT/KPWKA<380 love at first flight
November 24, 201213 yr I had them always on when there were some fuel in the central tank... Whoops... Dmitrij Nazarenko
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