Emergency Equipment

CHAPTER TWO

STUDENT GUIDE FOR T-1A AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

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Emergency On

Each of the quick-donning diluter masks is also equipped with smoke goggles compatible with

the masks. These smoke goggles are designed to be donned over the oxygen mask and rest on

the mask nosepiece.

Passenger Oxygen Subsystem

There are seven passenger masks located in the headliner throughout the cabin. Five masks are

located in the passenger seating area and two in the lavatory. Oxygen supplied to the passenger

masks is a constant flow of 100% oxygen. If the cabin pressure exceeds 12,500 + 500 feet, the

passenger oxygen system is automatically charged and the masks are deployed. Manual

deployment of the masks can be accomplished by pulling the PASS OXYGEN control knob. To

begin oxygen flow to the mask, users must pull the lanyard cord attached to the supply valve in

the overhead container.

207. EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

Emergency Equipment in the T-1A consists of:

1. One survival kit

2. Three Emergency Escape Breathing Devices (EEBD)

3. One crash axe

4. Two fire extinguishers

5. One emergency locator transmitter

6. One life raft

7. Six life preservers

Survival Kit

A survival kit is located on the forward side of the toilet area fixed partition.

Emergency Escape Breathing Device

An EEBD is provided for each crewmember to provide protection from smoke and toxic fumes.

Its primary use is for emergency ground egress protection. This device is operable for 15

minutes, minimum.

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