Meaning APU
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APUAPUs automatically shut down the main locomotive engine idle while maintaining all vital main engine systems at greatly reduced fuel consumption
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APU as per usual
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APUAuxillary Power Unit
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APUAuxiliary Power Unit. Device (usually a small turbine) that provides power for engine-starting and other systems while on the ground. Such device is present on large aircraft and some business jets, a [..]
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APUAn auxiliary power unit (for example a fuel cell) provides electricity and is supplemental to the main power source of a vehicle (such as an internal combustion engine).
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APUAuxiliary Power Unit:Often housed in the tail section of the aircraft, the APU is like a small engine. It is mainly used on the ground to supply electrical and pneumatic energy the aircraft needs to p [..]
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APUauxiliary power unit.
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APUAuxiliary Power Unit: Small engine below tail of a/c which provides electrical power while the a/c is on the ground
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APUAuxiliary Power Unit - a small jet engine in larger aircraft that provides power whilst the aircraft is on the ground, plus power to restart an engine in flight
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APUAuxiliary Power Unit. A small jet engine usually located in the tail of the aircraft which is capable of providing electrical and pneumatic power to activate the aircraft’s systems. Bleed air from the APU is used to power the air conditioning systems on the ground and to start the main engines.
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APUA generator used to provide power to aircraft on the ground.
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APU Auxiliary Power Unit: Small engine below tail of aircraft which provides electrical power while the aircraft is on the ground.
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APUAuxiliary Power Unit: Provides power to the aircraft when the engines are turned off. An example of when it is used is during boarding. When the plane is parked at the gate, the APU will power the lights and the air conditioning systems as one of its functions.
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APUauxiliary power unit.
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APUAuxiliary power unit. Usually small engine carried on board an aircraft to provide an independent power source for such services as electrics, hydraulics, pneumatics, ventilation, and air conditioning [..]
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APUAuxiliary Power Unit. Device (usually a small turbine) that provides power for engine-starting and other systems while on the ground. Such device is present on large aircraft and some business jets, a [..]
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APUsee Auxiliary Power Unit
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APUAssessment of Performance Unit ASCL Association of School and College Leaders (formerly SHA - see below) ATL Association of Teachers and Lecturers ATO Area Training Organisation
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