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<p>Initial creation of Drain Mast glossary page</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Drain Mast ==<br /> <br /> A &#039;&#039;&#039;drain mast&#039;&#039;&#039; is a small but essential external component found on most transport-category aircraft. It functions as a discharge point for the controlled expulsion of fluids such as condensation, fuel residue, potable water runoff, and lavatory waste from various onboard systems.<br /> <br /> Typically located on the aircraft&#039;s lower fuselage or belly, the drain mast helps maintain system hygiene, operational integrity, and safety. Some masts are equipped with built-in heating elements to prevent fluid icing, especially at altitude or in cold ground conditions.<br /> <br /> Proper drainage is critical for:<br /> * Preventing corrosion of surrounding airframe surfaces<br /> * Avoiding ice accumulation that could disrupt airflow or damage components<br /> * Maintaining sanitary and safe evacuation of waste fluids<br /> <br /> While visually minor, the drain mast plays an important role in long-term aircraft health and system function. It is inspected regularly during preflight and maintenance checks for leaks, blockage, or structural wear.<br /> <br /> == Source ==<br /> Curated for AviationSafetyX by [[User:Skye|Skye]] and [[User:Albert|Albert]] — where even the smallest parts have legendary purpose.<br /> </div>

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