China's large amphibious aircraft AG600 completes static electricity ground test

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Recently, China's independently developed large amphibious aircraft, the AG600 completed the full-aircraft static electricity accumulation ground verification test in Jingmen, Hubei.

The full-aircraft static electricity accumulation ground verification test is an on-board ground test conducted to demonstrate the AG600's static electricity protection capability and compliance with relevant provisions of the "Airworthiness Standards for Transport Category Aircraft." During, the aircraft generates static electricity when it rubs against air and particles such as dust, rain, snow, and ice in the clouds. The accumulated static electricity can only severely interfere with the normal operation of the aircraft's radio equipment but also cause fuel tank ignition and passenger electric shock, posing potential safety hazards. Therefore, it is important to conduct airworthiness verification for static electricity protection design.

To ensure the successful completion of the full-aircraft static electricity accumulation ground verification test, the test team a detailed implementation plan and completed the test work, including the connection resistance test of 30 static electricity discharge devices and the static electricity charging and discharging test of85 test points. The successful completion of this test has effectively guaranteed the advancement of the special plan for airworthiness issues and laid a solid foundation for achieving theworthiness certification goal of the AG600 model.

(Xu Jing, CCTV News)