New York-based industrial manufacturer Eaton (Hall 3, C11) ) has been selected to supply a highly-integrated electric motor pump for the Airbus A380.
It will generate 5,000psi of auxiliary power to the aircraft's hydraulic systems during ground operations and maintenance.
Eaton has also been selected by the Engine Alliance to provide its Quantitative Debris Monitoring System for the GP7200 engine, one of the two engine options for the A380.
Source: Flight Daily News
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