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    INTRODUCTION

    At higher altitudes the air is thin enough to require

    supplemental oxygen for human to function normally.

    Modern aircraft with the capability to fly at high altitudes

    usually have oxygen systems installed for the use of crew

    member and the passengers.

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    CHARACTERISTICS OF

    OXYGEN

    Colorless, odorless, and tasteless

    Extremely active chemically

    Oxygen does not burn, but support

    combustion

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    CHEMICAL OXYGEN

    GENERATOR

    Oxygen Candle produce oxygen Sodium chlorate + appropriate

    binders + fuel = the candle

    When activated it release oxygen Shape & composition determines

    the oxygen flow rates

    1) How does it works ?

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    Chemical oxygen candles produce oxygen by heating sodium chlorate. The

    sodium chlorate is converted to salt and oxygen.

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    Igniter ; can be actuated electrically or by a

    string ( starts the candle burning)

    The core of the candle is insulated to

    retain the heat needed and prevent the

    housing from overheat

    Filters prevent any contamination

    When they start burning it cannot beextinguished and continues burning until

    exhausted

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    Pulling a lanyard on some chemical oxygen candles remove the safety

    pin to allow the spring to actuate the igniter.

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    2) Emergency Use.

    The generator are located inside the PSU

    Masks are located with these generators and are

    enclosed

    When depressurization

    masks drop automatically easily accessible to the user

    The lanyard pulled, release the lock pin which

    enable the striker to hit the igniter and start the burning

    Gives 15-20 minutes oxygen supply before the

    aircraft reduces the height to safe altitude.

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    ADVANTAGES OF THE

    CHEMICAL GENERATOR

    Ideal size

    Minimal maintenance requirement

    Efficient product

    Almost unlimited shelf life

    Not require any special storage conditions

    Less weight

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    Passenger Service Units

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    SERVICING

    Disposable masks should be replaced after each use

    Permanent masks should be cleaned by washingthem with cloth wet with a lukewarm detergent

    solution The mask & hoses should be checked for leaks, holeor rips

    Replace rather than repair

    Store & protect from dust and dampness

    Replace generators if they are run-out or leaks

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    CONCLUSION

    The chemical oxygen generator is the best

    emergency oxygen supplier for aircraft that fly at

    extremely high altitudes.

    EMERGENCY + C.O.G.S. = LIVE

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    THE END

    THANK YOU