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Old 08-23-2012, 09:44 PM
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Question is how quickly and how far did the oil pressure drop below the emergency minimum (30 lbs - normal pressure = 60lb/sq.in.) under negative g? Under what circumstances would the oil pressure drop below this minimum, and how long would it take for significant damage to occur to the Merlin, or any other engine? How would this be quantified and replicated in a flight sim?



There shouldn't be a problem as long as your temperatures stay within the limits set by the Pilot's Notes - trouble is now the Merlins overheat far too quickly.
Engine damage in seconds from lubrication starvation, in a Merlin or any other engine. Bearing coatings burns away, piston's are scored...would be nice to have engine proper use pilot notes posted. Many here push well beyond manufacturer use recommendations, that I'm sure of
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