TM 10-4610-237-122.14 OPERATIONINEXTREMEHEAT.Observe the following precautions when operating the water system in extreme heat:(1) Set up collapsible tank, water pump, and hypochlorination unit in shaded area. If shade is notavailable, protect water tank from direct sunlight by constructing sun blocks or erecting portableshelters.(2) Ventilate area around water tank. Make sure air can circulate freely around tank.(3) Avoid unnecessary folding, unfolding or rolling of empty water tank and hoses. Do not store unusedtank in direct sunlight.(4) Refer to the applicable TM for operating the 125 gpm pump in extreme heat.(5) Refer to the applicable TM for operating the hypochlorination unit in extreme heat.(6) Refer to the applicable TM for operating the water tank in extreme heat.(7) Monitor water supply for excessive bacterial and algae growth. Adjust output of hypochlorination unitas directed by medical personnel. Refer to the applicable TM.2.15 OPFRAT1ONINDUSTYORSANDYAREAS.Observe the following precautions when operating the water system in dusty or sandy areas:(1) Keep dust caps in place on fittings and couplings until ready for use.(2) Carefully inspect coupling gaskets before connecting fittings. Remove all dirt, sand and debris beforemaking connections.(3) Refer to the applicable TM for operating the 125 gpm pump in dusty or sandy areas.(4) Refer to the applicable TM for operating the hypochlorination unit in dusty or sandy areas.(5) Refer to the applicable TM for operating the water tanks in dusty or sandy areas.(6) Following operation in dusty or sandy areas, rinse all components with clean, fresh water to removesand, dust and grit. Direct special attention to quick disconnect coupling gaskets and locking arms.2.16 OPERATIONINSALTWATERAREAS.Operation in salt water areas accelerates corrosion on bare metal surfaces. Observe the following precautionswhen operating the water system in this environment:(1) Carefully inspect water components during installation. If bare metal is found, notify unit maintenanceto preserve or paint the metal as required.(2) Following operation in salt water areas, rinse components with clean, fresh water to remove salt sprayand/or deposits.(3) Refer to the applicable TM for operation of the 125 gpm pump in salt water areas.(4) Refer to the applicable TM for operation of the hypochlorination unit in salt water areas.2-42
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