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§ 25.1711
adequate physical separation from hy-
draulic lines and other hydraulic sys-
tem components, so that:
(1) An EWIS component failure will
not create a hazardous condition.
(2) Any hydraulic fluid leakage onto
EWIS components will not create a
hazardous condition.
(g) Except to the extent necessary to
provide electrical connection to the ox-
ygen systems components, EWIS must
be designed and installed with ade-
quate physical separation from oxygen
lines and other oxygen system compo-
nents, so that an EWIS component fail-
ure will not create a hazardous condi-
tion.
(h) Except to the extent necessary to
provide electrical connection to the
water/waste systems components,
EWIS must be designed and installed
with adequate physical separation from
water/waste lines and other water/
waste system components, so that:
(1) An EWIS component failure will
not create a hazardous condition.
(2) Any water/waste leakage onto
EWIS components will not create a
hazardous condition.
(i) EWIS must be designed and in-
stalled with adequate physical separa-
tion between the EWIS and flight or
other mechanical control systems ca-
bles and associated system compo-
nents, so that:
(1) Chafing, jamming, or other inter-
ference are prevented.
(2) An EWIS component failure will
not create a hazardous condition.
(3) Failure of any flight or other me-
chanical control systems cables or sys-
tems components will not damage the
EWIS and create a hazardous condi-
tion.
(j) EWIS must be designed and in-
stalled with adequate physical separa-
tion between the EWIS components
and heated equipment, hot air ducts,
and lines, so that:
(1) An EWIS component failure will
not create a hazardous condition.
(2) Any hot air leakage or heat gen-
erated onto EWIS components will not
create a hazardous condition.
(k) For systems for which redun-
dancy is required, by certification
rules, by operating rules, or as a result
of the assessment required by § 25.1709,
EWIS components associated with
those systems must be designed and in-
stalled with adequate physical separa-
tion.
(l) Each EWIS must be designed and
installed so there is adequate physical
separation between it and other air-
craft components and aircraft struc-
ture, and so that the EWIS is protected
from sharp edges and corners, to mini-
mize potential for abrasion/chafing, vi-
bration damage, and other types of me-
chanical damage.
§ 25.1709
System safety: EWIS.
Each EWIS must be designed and in-
stalled so that:
(a) Each catastrophic failure condi-
tion—
(1) Is extremely improbable; and
(2) Does not result from a single fail-
ure.
(b) Each hazardous failure condition
is extremely remote.
§ 25.1711
Component identification:
EWIS.
(a) EWIS components must be labeled
or otherwise identified using a con-
sistent method that facilitates identi-
fication of the EWIS component, its
function, and its design limitations, if
any.
(b) For systems for which redundancy
is required, by certification rules, by
operating rules, or as a result of the as-
sessment required by § 25.1709, EWIS
components associated with those sys-
tems must be specifically identified
with component part number, function,
and separation requirement for bun-
dles.
(1) The identification must be placed
along the wire, cable, or wire bundle at
appropriate intervals and in areas of
the airplane where it is readily visible
to maintenance, repair, or alteration
personnel.
(2) If an EWIS component cannot be
marked physically, then other means
of identification must be provided.
(c) The identifying markings re-
quired by paragraphs (a) and (b) of this
section must remain legible through-
out the expected service life of the
EWIS component.
(d) The means used for identifying
each EWIS component as required by
this section must not have an adverse
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