3D3553-01

Aircraft Air Con Water Separator

NSN 1660-01-475-6107

DEMIL

Shelf Life

UOM

NIIN

Demil:

Shelf Life:

N/A

UOM:

1 EA

NIIN:

014756107

Detail Specifications

NSN:

1660-01-475-6107

Item Name:

Water Seperator

Cage Code:

0AJJ0

Manufacturer Part Numbers

Part Number

Cage

RNCC

RNVC

RNAAC

Status

MSDS

SADC

Part Number:

3D3553-01

Cage Code:

74703

RNCC:

RNVC:

RNAAC:

Status:

MSDS:

SADC:

Part Identification

INC

FIIG

Concept No.

App. Key

Cond. Code

Status

INC:

61426

FIIG:

A513P0

Concept No.:

App. Key:

Cond. Code:

Status:

Part Materials

Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators

HMIC

PMIC

ESD/EMI

ENAC

MMAC

CRITL

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PMIC:

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MMAC:

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Freight Classification

NMFC

UFC

LTL

LCL

WCC

TCC

SHC

ACC

NMFC:

011790

UFC:

04720

LTL:

RATING VARIABLE

LCL:

WCC:

671

TCC:

SHC:

ACC:

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Definition Definition of approved item name (AIN): "Water Seperator"

An item which separates free moisture or water vapor from the compressed airstream in an aircraft air conditioning system after it is discharged from a cooling turbine. Provides moisture free air for cabin and/or compartments. Normally consists of a cylindrical or oval shaped shell with an inlet and outlet port and a drain port, a cylindrical, rectangular or conical shape condenser, and a device to collect the moisture after it leaves the condenser. May include an internal bypass valve. Generally consists of two types: (1) the condenser-eliminator type which collects the moisture on a tubular type core after it leaves the condenser and runs to the bottom and drains out; (2) the swirl type causing the moist air to swirl rapidly as it leaves the condenser throwing the moisture against the shell where it collects and runs down to drain.