Aircraft ground power unit
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Air Force
InventorsPaul E. Sargent, Timothy C. Hurley, Michael J. Iselo, Anthony N. Brown
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Air Force
InventorsPaul E. Sargent, Timothy C. Hurley, Michael J. Iselo, Anthony N. Brown
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An Aircraft Ground Power Unit (“AGPU”) is a mobile vehicle, preferably self-propelled, on which is mounted an enclosure. Within the enclosure are a number of subsystems, each of which provides a service required by a stationary aircraft for servicing and diagnostic testing prior to flight. Such services include electrical power, hydraulic power, engine-start capability (bleed-air), conditioned air (hot or cold) for the aircraft's equipment recesses or interior, and nitrogen to inflate struts and operate power tools. The control, status, configuration, and automation of all of the subsystems contained within the enclosure are consolidated under computer control. The enclosure and the subsystems contained therein can be readily mounted on and dismounted from the vehicle.
Apparatus for servicing an aircraft, which comprises:
Apparatus for servicing an aircraft, which comprises:
Apparatus for servicing an aircraft, which comprises:
A method for servicing an aircraft, comprising the steps of:
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