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SAFETY BOUNDARY · ATA 28

Fuel safety boundary

Bonding, ignition prevention, tank entry and CDCCL/ALI-related work are controlled maintenance topics. Use current approved data exactly.

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Fuel safety boundary

Bonding, ignition prevention, tank entry and CDCCL/ALI-related work are controlled maintenance topics. Use current approved data exactly.

Use this as a refresher

Place the idea inside the full system chain: source/input → control → physical response → sensing/indication → consumer/result. If the quick note seems to conflict with the aircraft in front of you, stop and confirm configuration, effectivity and current approved data.

Maintenance boundary: this is a study reminder, not a task instruction.

KEEP IN MIND
  • Bonding, ignition prevention, tank entry and CDCCL/ALI-related work are controlled maintenance topics. Use current approved data exactly.
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Connect servicing/quantity functions with bonding, controlled configuration and ignition-prevention reasoning.

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Tank fuel + boost pressure + an open manifold/valve path = usable feed. Keep source pressure and routing logic separate.

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Crossfeed connects feed manifolds; it does not generate pressure.

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