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Are designed to store or to generate a supply of pure oxygen and to regulate, dilute as required and then distribute that oxygen to crew or passengers:

• Oxygen systems

• Fire Protection

• Neumatic System

Oxygen systems are installed in:

• Business aircraft types in many commercial and millitary.

• Many commercial and military aircraft in most business aircraft types.

• many military aircraft and in most commercial and business aircraft types.

supplies crew and passengers with oxygen in case of cabindepressurization:

• The neumatic system

• The oxygen system

• The electrical System

The oxygen system has three different subsystems:

• -cockpit Crew Oxygen System

  -passenger Oxygen System

  -portable Oxygen System

• -FWD compartment oxygen system

  -avionic compartment oxygen system

  -Galley oxygen system

• -electrical system

  -Nuematic system

  -Oxygen system

The oxygen is supplied from a high pressure oxygen cylinder to quick donning masks in the cockpit:

• Portable oxygen

• Passenger oxygen system

• cockpit Crew Oxygen System

The passenger and cabin attendant oxygen system is supplied by chemical oxygen generator units:

• passenger Oxygen System

• Cockpit oxygen system

• Galley oxygen system

It has a high pressure portable cylinders with continuous flow type masks and smoke hoods:

• Crew oxygen system

• Portable Oxygen system

• Galley oxygen system

Supplies oxygen to the flight crew, in case of a sudden decrease in cabin pressurization or if there are smoke or dangerous gases in thecockpit:

• The cockpit passenger oxygem

• The cockpit crew oxygen system

• The Oxygen system cabin

Has a high-pressure oxygen cylinder that can be isolated formaintenance by an ON/OFF valve:

• The galleys oxygen system

• The passenger oxygen system

• The cockpit crew oxygen system

Reduces the high pressure to a supply low pressure to the masks via a supply valve:

• A pressure regulator

• A pressure valve

• A bleed regulator