TM 5-5430-212-13P
2-5.
Correction of Deficiencies
Treat deficiencies found during initial inspection as follows:
a.
Correct deficiencies within the scope of organizational maintenance before the tank is placed in service.
Tears or punctures in the tank walls may be temporarily repaired by following the instructions in Chapter 3,
Section III, paragraph 3-5.
NOTE: Do not attempt unauthorized repairs.
b.
Refer deficiencies beyond the scope of organizational maintenance to direct support maintenance.
c.
Bring deficiencies of more serious nature to the attention of the supplying organization.
d.
Replace tie-down assembly (Figure 2-3 or 2-3A).
(1)
Remove and replace tie-down belts if frayed, tom, or cut.
(2)
Remove and replace eyebolt lockwasher or nut if mutilated or if threads are stripped or damaged.
(3)
Remove and replace ratchet take-up, shackle, or other damaged hardware.
e.
Replace accessories. Replace sling, lift straps, and duffle bag if frayed, punctured, or torn.
Section II. Controls and Instruments
2-6.
General
The operator should be thoroughly familiar with the location and function of every control before operating the
system. Other personnel comprising the screw should be thoroughly briefed in the operation of the system and
be familiar with any shutdown or stopping procedures under emergency conditions.
2-7.
Filler/Discharge Valve
The filler/discharge valve is a 4" gate valve which, together with the hose assembly, provides the connection
necessary to both fill and empty the tank.
2-8.
Pressure Gage
A 0-15 PSI pressure gage is supplied to monitor the pressure of the filled tank. Operating pressure is 4 to 6 PSI.
See Item 1, Fig. 2-4.
2-9.
Pressure Gage Valve
The pressure gage is controlled by a 1/4 NPT valve. The valve is to be closed when the pressure gage is
removed. See Item 3, Fig. 2-4.
2-10.
Hose Assembly
The hose assembly consists of two 10 long x 4" diameter potable water hose, FDA approved. They are supplied
with quick disconnect fittings to facilitate installation.
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