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TM   10-4930-250-13&P Section   II.    EQUIPMENT   DESCRIPTION 1.8    CHARACTERISTICS,     CAPABILITIES   AND   FEATURES. The  AAFARS,    figure   1-1,  is a modular,    four  man portable,   four-point    refueling   system.  AAFARS    provides  filtered   fuel  at fifty-five gallons  per  minute  to  each of  the  four  nozzles  100 feet (30.5  meters)  apart.  The  system will   operate  satisfactorily from   120*F  (48.9*C)   to  -25*F  (-31.7*C). The  basic  components   of  the  AAFARS    are  the pump-engine   module;   the liquid   fuel  filter-separator;     the accessory  module; and  the  hoses, nozzles  and  fittings    that  deliver   fuel  from   the  fuel  drums  to  the  fueling   points.   The  system  allows  a choice  of three  recirculation    setups to  filter   the fuel  during   operation.   Fuel   recirculation    also prevents  pump   overheating   due to  static pressure   build. All   fuel  delivery   components  (hoses, pump,   filter,   wyes,   tees, elbows,  nozzles,  etc.)  feature  unisex  dry-break   couplings,   with the exception   of  the  valved  camlock   elbow   couplings   that  connect  the fuel  hoses to  the  fuel  drums.   Valved   unisex  couplings are  dry  break   fittings.    They   can be  connected  or   disconnected  only   when  the valves  are  closed.  This  allows   components  to be separated without   spilling    fuel.   When  connected  (with   valves  open)  the unisex  couplings   are  locked  together,   preventing accidental   separation. The  AAFARS    is  designed  to  operate  normally    from   four  500-gallon   fuel  drums.   The  system  includes   an adapter  kit   that allows  the  AAFARS    to be  connected to  any  source which  can be accessed through   two-inch,    three-inch,    or  four-inch    camlock couplings.   The  adapters  also  allow   connection   of  AAFARS    components  to  any  other   fuel  system  components   that use standard two-inch,    three-inch,   or   four-inch   camlock  couplings. A  twenty-four   VDC   auxiliary   pump  is provided   to  defuel  the  system after  a mission  or  operation.   The  auxiliary   pump  is  also useful  for  pumping   down  a component   before  or  after  removal   from  the  system  due to  operational   reconfiguration     or maintenance   action. a.    Characteristics Modular   construction Man   portable Provides   the capability    to  connect   to  any source  that  can be  accessed through   2-inch,   3-inch,   or  4-inch   camlock couplings b.    Capabilities Provides   filtered    fuel  at  55  gpm  to  each fueling   point. Provides  filtered   fuel  at  90  gpm  to  one fueling   point Operates in a temperature range of   + 120*F  (+48.9*C)    to  -25*F  (-31.7*C) c.    Features Uses either  a D-1,   CCR  or  GFA  nozzle Closed   circuit   recirculation Electrical    power   provided   by  a maintenance  free  24  vdc  battery All    fuel  discharge  components   feature  valved  unisex  couplings   with   exception   of  the  camlock   couplings   at the  fuel drums Prime   mover   is  a 2  cycle  diesel  engine Valved    unisex  couplings   provide    fuel  discharge   component  isolation Manual    Start 1-7

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