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    Ju88 : Ignition condition of the fuel alarm panel

    Ju88 A-1: Illumination of Kraftstoff panel lights



    /1/ Here is how the panel works:

    "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" red oil: it is always on when the engine is running and when the oil tank > = 0 or 5 l

    "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" yellow fuel: it comes on when fuel is transferred, but ... it turns on when at least one of the transfer switches (1 to 8) is engaged

    "L" "Leerwarnung" "empty" red fuel: it comes on when an inner tank drops to about 110 ~ 120 liter


    /2/ This is not logical:
    This is an alarm panel, normally all lights should be off.
    if a light comes on: it requires action

    Condition of lighting of the indicator light "Vollwarnung" red oil:
    I think it is used during the long, they install an additional oil tank of 106 liters at the end of the left wing.
    During the flight, the engines consume oil (I did not find the average fuel consumption, someone knows it?), And a crew member must operate a manual pump to transfer oil from the fuel tank. 106 liters to the engine oil tanks.
    The "V" red oil warning light should come on to indicate that the engine tank is full (> 105 liters) and stopped pumping, otherwise the oil will go into unplanned piping.
    The oil consumption of the engine must lower the level and turn off the "V" red oil.

    Condition of ignition of "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" yellow fuel:
    It should light up only when the "inner tank" is full: 380 liter
    This tells the pilot to stop transferring the fuel, otherwise the tank "overflows" and the fuel from outside.
    So this yellow fuel "V" is not a pump transfer indicator or indicator on but only a high level indicator of a single tank:
    The left yellow fuel "V" will illuminate if the left "inner tank" is equal to or greater than 380 liters.
    The yellow "V" fuel right, turns on if the right "inner tank" is equal to or greater than 380 liters.

    Condition of ignition "L" "Leerwarnung" "empty" red fuel:

    It should light up only when the "inner tank" is almost empty: 100 liter
    It is a unique, low-level indicator linked to a single tank:
    "L" "Leerwarnung" red fuel left illuminates if the left "inner tank" is less than or equal to 100 liter
    "L" "Leerwarnung" red fuel right turns on if the right "inner tank" is less than or equal to 100 liter


    /3/ To simplify or synthesize, here are the logical conditions of ignition:
    "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" red oil:
    If oil consumption is taken into account by the game:
    "V" "Voll" "full" red oil left: lit if oil tank left > = 105 liter
    "V" "Voll" "full" red oil Right: lit if oil tank right > = 105 liter

    If oil consumption is unknown in the game:
    "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" red oil Left: off
    "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" red oil Right: off

    "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" yellow fuel
    "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" yellow fuel Left: lit if "inner tank" left > = 380 liter
    "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" yellow fuel Right: lit if "inner tank" right > = 380 liter

    "L" "Leerwarnung" "empty" red fuel
    "L" "Leerwarnung" "empty" red fuel Left: it lights up when "inner tank" left < = 100 liter
    "L" "Leerwarnung" "empty" red fuel Right: it lights up when "inner tank" right < = 100 liter

    Disable these bad ignition logic:
    Fuel switch # 3 on the panel (# 5 in game): no ignition of warning light
    Fuel switch # 5 on the panel (# 6 in game): no ignition of warning light
    Fuel switch # 6 on the panel (# 7 in game): no ignition of warning light
    Fuel switch # 8 on the panel (# 8 in game): no ignition of warning light


    Ref: "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" red oil:


    filling in the container in attitude and the respective display
    compares (in this case, level indicator shakes off by slight knocking).
    tern). In case of faults on the magnetic coupling, on the remote transmitter
    or excessively dead gear, the device is
    to exchange this. Likewise, in the event of disturbances, replacement takes place
    of the display device required.
    S e c h m e r s t o f f - V o r r a t s m e n u s
    The lubricant stock measurement is also determined by built-in elec-
    trical indicator with full warning contact performed in
    Each lubricant removal tank are installed. A supply measurement
    Solution of the additional container does not take place.
    The reading of the container contents takes place at the joint
    Fuel and Lubricant Indicator (Section 7, "Operating
    system ", see also under" Fuel supply measurement ").
    It will be measured when the switch handle of the switch in:
    Position 4: Contents of the left lubricant reservoir on the left
    pointing.
    Position 5: Contents of the right lubricant reservoir on the left
    pointing.
    The content display device is calibrated for attitude. It shows in spur position
    for lubricant about 20 liters less.
    The warning lamp for full warning on the pumping scheme in
    The driver's compartment lights up after reaching a lubricant content 105
    Liters on.

    Ref: "L" "Leerwarnung" "empty" red fuel AND "V" "Vollwarnung" "full" yellow fuel:


    stock measure

    C r a f t o f f - V o r r a t s m e n u s
    The fuel level measurement (see wiring diagrams in the main section
    92 "Equipment - Elt-Anlage") is carried out electrically by
    Donors, of which in each container (except the thrown
    Wing outer container and the rear fuselage container) of an inserted
    is building.
    The measurement is based on the fact that with the liquid level
    vertically moving float via a magnetic coupling
    operated an electric remote transformer, on which the cross-coil
    display device can be connected at any distance.
    The level indicator encoders are with the interposition of sealing rings
    the container flanges screwed while the display devices and
    the switch that switches the encoders of the individual containers to the display
    switches on the right side of the fuselage in the cab compartment.
    are arranged (main section 7 under "control panel").
    It will be measured when the switch handle of the switch in:
    Position 1: contents of the hull container on the right hand indicator.
    Position 2: contents of the left and right wing wing outer container,
    simultaneously on the left and right display devices.
    Position 3: content of left and right wing take-off tank,
    simultaneously on the left and right display devices.
    The content display devices are calibrated for attitude. They show in spur-
    fuel is about 50 liters less (the dipsticks in the
    containers as well as the pressure oil markings are calibrated in spur position).
    The encoders installed in the extraction containers actuate on
    Resistance transformers have one contact each for empty and full-level
    voltage. The warning is displayed when the following contents are reached:
    Fuel vacancy warning at 100 liters
    Full fuel alarm at 380 liters
    The empty and full-level warning display consists of one display each
    sign of each inner tank in the pumping scheme in the cab compartment
    attached to the front of the left fuselage side wall (see main
    cut 7 "power plant").
    An examination of the level indicator for accuracy can thereby
    done by gradually adding appropriate amounts of fuel in




    From Ju 88A-1 Betriebsanleitung 1940.pdf
    Last edited by Miguel21; Jan-06-2018 at 18:39.

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    Re: Ju88 : Ignition condition of the fuel alarm panel

    Please report this on bugtracker.

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    Re: Ju88 : Ignition condition of the fuel alarm panel

    Before posting on bugtracker, I wanted to know if other players found incoherence in my logic of ignition of the panel of control.

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