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ELA Standardization

2017-07-18
WIP
ARP6505
This AIR intends to better document and tabulate electrical load dynamics that influence power source capacity, power quality and stabiltiy.
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MINIMUM PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR A-C GENERATORS AND ASSOCIATED REGULATORS

1991-08-01
HISTORICAL
AS8011A
This Aerospace Standard (AS) covers the general minimum performance standards of A-C generators and associated regulators for civil aircraft. The generator is a nominal 120/208-volt, 400-Hz, 3-phase, Y-connected system that provides the primary or backup power for electrical systems. The machine can be a brush or brushless design and is normally air cooled.
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Penalties IN Performance of Three-Phase, Four-Wire, 400-Cycle Motors Caused by the Opening of One Phase

2017-11-30
CURRENT
AIR34B
The scope of this SAE Aerospace Information Report (AIR) is to present a guide for the determination of probable power output and the effect on the aircraft system that will be experienced when operating three-phase motors with one phase open. Unfortunately, the above subject cannot be resolved by specific rules. Modern aircraft or missile electrical systems are composed of a wide variety of electrical and electronic components. These components react differently under identical impetus due to the latitude of their design. This latitude of design must be allowed wherever possible to the accessory designer due to the various specification requirements. Therefore, it cannot be over-emphasized that the effect on the airplane or missile system, as well as motor operation, of three-phase motors on two-phase power must be thoroughly investigated.
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PENALTIES IN PERFORMANCE OF THREE-PHASE, FOUR-WIRE, 400-CYCLE MOTORS CAUSED BY THE OPENING OF ONE PHASE

2010-07-06
HISTORICAL
AIR34A
The scope of this SAE Aerospace Information Report (AIR) is to present a guide for the determination of probable power output and the effect on the aircraft system that will be experienced when operating three-phase motors with one phase open. Unfortunately, the above subject cannot be resolved by specific rules. Modern aircraft or missile electrical systems are composed of a wide variety of electrical and electronic components. These components react differently under identical impetus due to the latitude of their design. This latitude of design must be allowed wherever possible to the accessory designer due to the various specification requirements. Therefore, it cannot be over-emphasized that the effect on the airplane or missile system, as well as motor operation, of three-phase motors on two-phase power must be thoroughly investigated.
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