O F F T H E S H E L F

Oil Reservoirs
Parker Aerospace oil reservoirs are used to store and/or replenish engine and
gearbox lubrication systems as well as hydraulic systems. Many of these reservoirs
are provided with all accessory detail components necessary.

Product Features Applications

Parker oil reservoirs are designed for each application’s unique envelope and performance Parker oil reservoirs are used on a
requirements. Most often the reservoirs are required to be conformal, which require multitude of aircraft and by many
innovative solutions that Parker has developed and proven in numerous applications. customers worldwide.
• Commercial and regional
Depending on performance requirements, reservoirs are either manufactured from
• Military
aluminum or stainless steel. They can be completely cast or welded constructions.
• General aviation
Most are welded constructions consisting of both sheet and cast components. They
• Business aviation
often have internal tubing and baffles that must be installed prior to final welding.

The engine oil reservoir’s primary • Provide a means for draining the Optional Features
functions are to: reservoir with self-sealing capability. • Fill cap and adapter
• Receive air-oil mixture directly from
the combined scavenge pump. • Prevent the passage of large debris into • Fluid-level sensors
the lubrication system. • Temperature sensors
• Provide an internal air/oil separator
which achieves up to 99% air • Provide capability to sample oil for testing. • Drain valves
removal efficiency. Separated air • Chip collectors
Typical aerospace oil reservoir systems
is vented through the breather.
must operate in the following environment: • Sight glasses
• Provide sufficient oil storage for the • Engine and gearbox lubrication: MIL- • Air/oil deaerators
lubrication system. PRF-23699 or MIL-PRF-7808 lube
turbo oils. • Negative G valves
• Provide greater than 95% quality • Negative G requirements
(minimal entrained air) oil feed to • Hydraulic systems: Skydrol type VI
the lubrication pump. normal operating temperatures from • Flexible pick-up hoses
200° F to 400° F. • Vent valves
• Pressure regulation and venting.
• Maximum design short duration cold • Pressure oilers
The oil reservoir secondary functions start condition of -65° F. • Pressure-relief valves
are to: • Scavenge pump discharge pressures • Strainers
• Provide additional reservoir volume for typically up to 30 psig during normal
thermal expansion and initial start up. • Fire blankets
operation.
• Fire proof design
• Provide a means of adding oil to the • Scavenge inlet pressures typically
lubrication system and contain spills.
13.7 psia.
• Provide a means to verify oil level
in flight. • Bearing scavenge pumps with a suction Contact Information
air-to-oil ratio varying from 2:1 to 4:1. Parker Hannifin Corporation
• Provide accommodations for remote Parker Aerospace
oil filling. • Gearbox scavenge pumps with a Fluid Systems Division
suction air-to-oil ratio of between 1:1 3580 Shaw Boulevard
• Provide a visual means to read oil level and 2:1. Naples, Florida 34117-8408
(quantity).
Phone: (239) 304-1000
Fax: (239) 304-1065
www.parker.com
Oil Reservoirs
A partial listing of our oil reservoir tanks is provided in the table below. More information is available upon request.

Part
Pressures Material Flow Weight Volume Location Features Envelope
Number

Cf34-10 Operating: Stainless steel 23.7 lbs. Fancase mounted, 1, 2, 4

28 PSIG 321/347 solid mounts
Proof:
42 PSIG
Burst:
56 PSIG

230-0324-05 Operating: Aluminium alloy Nacelle mounted 1, 4, 5, 6

16.7 PSIG A356/6061-T6
Proof:
25 PSIG
Burst:
33.4 PSIG

231-0099-01 Operating: Aluminium alloy 7.47 lbs. Boiler room 1, 4, 7

(RH) & 30 PSIG 6061-T6
231-0101-01 Proof:
(LH) 64 PSIG
230-0309-05 Burst:
128 PSIG

Operating: Aluminium alloy Fancase mounted 1, 2, 4, 5

19 PSIG A357-T6 with
Proof: fire blanket
28.6 PSIG
Burst:
38.1 PSIG

230-0289-01 Operating: Aluminium alloy Engine mounted 1,4,5,6

15.3 PSIG A356-T-6
Proof: 23
PSIG burst:
30.1 PSIG

230-0534-09 Operating: Aluminium alloy 32.7 lbs. Fancase mounted 1, 2, 4, 6, 7

25.3 PSIG A356-T-6 with
Proof: fire blanket
38 PSIG
Burst:
50.7 PSIG
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Part
Pressures Material Flow Weight Volume Location Features Envelope
Number

231-0001- Operating: Aluminium alloy 23.7 lbs. Boiler room 1, 4, 7

07 & 1.5 PSIG 6061-T6
30-0028-30 Proof:
3 PSIG
Burst:
5 PSIG

230-1001-01 Operating: Stainless steel 49.1 lbs. Fancase mounted 1, 4

21.0 PSIG 321/347
Proof:
27.9 PSIG
Burst:
115.0 PSIG

Operating: Aluminium alloy Fancase mounted 1, 2, 3, 4

27 PSIG A357-T6/6061-
Proof: T6
37.9 PSIG
Burst:
54 PSIG

94-7976-2 Operating: Aluminium alloy 1.7 lbs. Hydraulic system 1, 4

4 PSIG A356/6061-T6
Proof:
-4 PSIG &
+ 8 PSIG
Burst:
16 PSIG

Contact Information
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Parker Aerospace
Fluid Systems Division
3580 Shaw Boulevard
Naples, Florida 34117-8408
Phone: (239) 304-1000
Fax: (239) 304-1065
www.parker.com