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4-16 Fuel Transfers - Cont'd.
10.
When no fuel is being drawn from the dispensing assembly, shut down the pump in service.
11.
When fueling operations are complete or are to be secured for an extended period, close all valves.
WARNING
DISPENSING ASSEMBLY OPERATING PRESSURE
Keep dispensing assembly pressure as low as possible and still maintain the required rates
of dispensing. High pressures can result in hose whip, splash back, and spills.
WARNING
GROUNDING
Make sure grounding system at dispensing assembly is in good condition and utilized. Stop loading if
any static electricity discharge takes place until the cause is found and corrected.
WARNING
NO SMOKING
Enforce no smoking rules on all personnel, including drivers from outside the TPT.
WARNING
VEHICLE DISCONNECT
Make sure vehicles are disconnected from the dispensing assembly before moving.
WARNING
STOP VEHICLE ENGINES
Stop all vehicle engines while loading.
CAUTION
DISPENSING ASSEMBLY PRESSURE RATING
Certain dispensing set fittings are rated at 75 psig. To protect these fittings, the feed pump discharge
pressure should not exceed 75 psig to protect the system if blocked in against pump discharge.
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Discharge Fuel from a Secondary Module Tank to the Dispensing Assembly
While this operation can be done, it is not recommended unless there is some emergency or special
need. The pumps P1J and P2J are normally far removed from the dispensing assembly and good visual
communication with the pump operator is considered important. The
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