What is the rotor brake pressure limit range?

The rotor brake pressure limit range is crucial for the safe operation of the MH-60S helicopter, as it ensures that the rotor blades come to a controlled stop without causing damage to the system or compromising safety. The correct range of 450-690 psi is designed to provide sufficient braking force to securely stop the rotors while avoiding excessive pressure that could lead to brake failure or system damage.

Operating within this specific range allows for proper engagement of the rotor brake system, ensuring effective performance. It's important for maintenance personnel and pilots to be aware of these limits when conducting pre-flight checks and during operational procedures to maintain the aircraft's integrity. Understanding and adhering to the specified pressure limits helps in ensuring both the effectiveness of the braking system and the overall safety of the flight operations.