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Originally Posted by Mark Henry View Post
IIRC Pratt & Whitney of Canada specified Phillips Milk of magnesia as an anti seize in the assembly of turbine engines.

If you have flown on a turboprop you likely been on a plane powered by a Pratt & Whitney PT6.
I have three Pratt and Whitney engines that I'm responsible for, FT4C-3F.

2 are installed one is an uninstalled spare, 58 MW each. They like to break the bolts that connect the free turbine section.
They've all got a little milk of magnesia on them.

I asked the factory rep a while back if he'd ever heard about using it, he said no but later told me that he found out others in the company had.
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