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NPFC - MIL-G-6162

GENERATORS AND STARTER-GENERATORS, ELECTRICAL DIRECT CURRENT, NOMINAL 30 VOLTS, AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR

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Organization: NPFC
Publication Date: 15 February 1972
Status: inactive
Page Count: 48
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This specification covers the general requirements for aircraft generators and starter-generators for use in 28-volt direct current systems. As generators, both type machines are engine driven. The starter-generators, however, also function as engine starters when energized by electric power.

The generators and starter-generators shall be of the following type and class as specified:

Type I, Blast Cooled - Type I machines of all classes shall be cooled by externally forced air for all rated operating conditions.

Type II, Self Cooled - Type II machines of all classes shall be cooled by internal means and shall require no externally forced air for rated operating conditions.

Type III, Combination Cooled - Type III machines of all classes shall utilize a combination of both Type I and Type II cooling methods to meet overall performance requirements. Type III machines shall be capable of operating self-cooled at rated load and speeds under Class A sea level conditions.

Type IV, Liquid Cooled - Type IV machines shall meet overall performance requirements under the cooling conditions as defined in the detail drawing or specification.

Class A - Machines designed to operate within the temperature-altitude range of Figure 1.

Class B - Machines designed to operate within the temperature-altitude range of Figure 2.

Class C - Machines designed to operate within the temperature-altitude range of Figure 3.

intended Use:

The machines covered by this specification are intended for new and retrofit use as generators or starter-generators in aircraft. As generators, the machines function as a continuous source of... View More

Document History

August 28, 2019
Generators and Starter-Generators, Electrical Direct Current, Nominal 30 Volts, Aircraft General Specification for
A description is not available for this item.
April 5, 2000
GENERATORS AND STARTER-GENERATORS, ELECTRICAL DIRECT CURRENT, NOMINAL 30 VOLTS, AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
The machines covered by this specification are intended for new and retrofit use as generators or starter-generators in aircraft. As generators, the machines function as a continuous source of...
March 31, 2000
GENERATORS AND STARTER-GENERATORS, ELECTRICAL DIRECT CURRENT, NOMINAL 30 VOLTS, AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
A description is not available for this item.
April 4, 1998
GENERATORS AND STARTER-GENERATORS, ELECTRICAL DIRECT CURRENT, NOMINAL 30 VOLTS, AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
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MIL-G-6162
February 15, 1972
GENERATORS AND STARTER-GENERATORS, ELECTRICAL DIRECT CURRENT, NOMINAL 30 VOLTS, AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
This specification covers the general requirements for aircraft generators and starter-generators for use in 28-volt direct current systems. As generators, both type machines are engine driven. The...
September 26, 1966
GENERATORS AND STARTER-GENERATORS, ELECTRICAL DIRECT CURRENT, NOMINAL 30 VOLTS, AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
A description is not available for this item.
January 7, 1960
GENERATORS AND STARTER-GENERATORS, ELECTRICAL DIRECT CURRENT, NOMINAL 30 VOLTS, AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
A description is not available for this item.
June 23, 1950
GENERATORS AND STARTER-GENERATORS, ELECTRICAL DIRECT CURRENT, NOMINAL 30 VOLTS, AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
A description is not available for this item.

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