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Control of Contamination Within Airline Mobile and Fixed Cargo Container Handling Hydraulic System
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This paper deals with contamination in the form of water and solid particulates in airline cargo container handling hydraulic systems (fixed & mobile), their adverse effects and solutions to control contaminate levels. As the contamination levels in fluid systems increase, the frequency of system failure due to component malfunction increases. Proper contamination control eliminates the risk of untimely and costly system malfunctions.
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Fiumano, F., Hellerman, J., and Krotz, W., "Control of Contamination Within Airline Mobile and Fixed Cargo Container Handling Hydraulic System," SAE Technical Paper 840716, 1984, https://doi.org/10.4271/840716.Also In
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