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AMB analysis
Approach, July-August, 2005 by Jon Styers
Postflight analysis by the AMB revealed that a major fire occurred in the ECS compartment. In the immediate vicinity of the heat-source center are various wiring harnesses, hydraulic lines, bleed-air ducting, and an APU fuel line. As the fire grew, damage spread forward and possibly into the aircraft tunnel. Further investigation detected a hydraulic leak, which could have been atomized under pressure, resulting in a mist that can be ignited at temperatures well below its flash point. The atomized fluid was ignited by heat from the hot No. 1 bleed-air duct, resulting in an uncontrollable fire in the ECS compartment.
Lt. Styers was the VS-24 aviation safety officer. He now flies with VT-10.
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