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Cabin  cooling  and  antifog  system
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MANUAL  TEMPERATURE  CONTROL

The  solenoid  is  electrically  controlled,  and  when energized, it allows air pressure to be vented and the ram air scoop opens. CABIN  AIRFLOW/TEMPERATURE SENSOR The  cabin  airflow/temperature  sensor  is  a flow  sensor  and  a  temperature  sensor  in  a single  unit.  The  sensor  is  installed  in  the cabin   air   inlet   duct   and   provides   electrical signals to the ACS temperature/flow controller based on air temperature and flow. The electrical signals  are  used  by  the  ACS  temperature/ flow  controller  for  automatic  operation  of the   cabin   flow   valve   and   cabin   add   heat valve. AUTOMATIC  DRAIN  VALVE The automatic drain valve, located in the cabin air supply duct, is open to drain moisture from the supply duct. The valve closes when air pressure is applied to the system. CABIN DEFOG PLENUM DISTRIBUTION VALVE The cabin defog plenum distribution valve, located  in  the  cabin  inlet  duct,  is  a  man- ually  controlled  valve  that  divides  the  flow of  cabin  inlet  air  between  cabin  cooling and  windshield  defog.  The  valve  contains two  movable,  shaft-mounted  cones  that  reg- ulate  airflow.  Movement  of  one  cone  causes an   equal   and   opposite   movement   of   the other  cone.  This  causes  an  increase  in  one volume  of  air  and  a  decrease  in  the  other. The valve is controlled by the cockpit-mounted control handle and linkage, through the push-pull control. CONTROL  HANDLE  AND  LINKAGE The control handle and linkage allows the pilot to  set  the  cabin  defog  plenum  distribution  valve to control the flow of windshield defog and cabin 3-14 cooling air. An electrical limit switch is installed in  the  control  handle  housing.  The  switch  is activated when the handle is within 10 percent of HIGH defog. When activated, the switch sends a signal to the ACS temperature/flow controller to increase the temperature of the defog air by opening the cabin add heat valve. PUSH-PULL  CONTROL The  push-pull  control  connects  the  control handle  and  linkage  with  the  cabin  defog  plenum distribution  valve.  Movement  of  the  control handle  and  linkage  is  transmitted  to  the  cabin defog  plenum  distribution  valve  by  the  push-pull control. SUIT/CABIN  TEMPERATURE CONTROL The  suit/cabin  temp  control  contains  two dual  section  potentiometers.  The  potentiometers have   an   outer   shaft   and   control   knob   for cabin  temperature  control  and  an  inner  shaft and   control   knob   for   vent   suit   temperature control. The cabin temperature control potenti- ometer  provides  electrical  signals  to  the  ACS temperature/flow   controller   for   automatic temperature  control  and  directly  controls  the position of the cabin add heat valve for manual temperature  control. AUTOMATIC  TEMPERATURE CONTROL Automatic  temperature  control  is  selected by  setting  the  ECS  mode  switch  to  AUTO. In  the  auto  mode,  the  pilot  selects  the  cabin temperature  by  adjusting  the  cabin  knob of  the  suit/cabin  temp  control.  The  ACS temperature/flow  controller  produces  a  ref- erence signal in relation to the setting selected on   the   suit/cabin   temp   control.   A   control circuit  in  the  ACS  temperature/flow  controller compares   a   signal   from   the   temperature sensing  element  of  the  cabin  airflow/temper- ature  sensor  with  the  reference  signal  and modulates  a  control  signal  to  the  cabin  add

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