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TM 5-4320-305-10 2-15. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES (Continued) After  centrifugal  pump  unit  is  primed  and  pumping,  maintain  engine  idle  speed  until  engine warm-up cycle is complete. (10)  Run   the   centrifugal   pump   unit   with   engine   at   idle   speed   for   a   few   minutes.      Adjust   MANUAL THROTTLE CONTROL knob until desired operating speed is reached.  Refer to paragraph c. (11)  Partially    close    the    discharge    gate valve  (1)  to  fill  the  hose  slowly  and guard against excessive shock pressure to fittings.  As the discharge hose   fills,   open   the   discharge   gate valve    until    it    is    adjusted    to    the required discharge flow rate. Impeller cavitation occurs when engine speed is increased beyond the point of maximum suction vacuum.  Cavitation is harmful to the pump unit and should be avoided at all times.  Cavitation can be detected by a very loud cracking noise in the pump housing. NOTE Engine  speed  and  pump  discharge  will  vary  in  accordance  with  the  output  demand  and  the physical layout of the system.  When there is no increase in vacuum (suction) as indicated on the suction gage, maximum pumping capacity has been reached. d. Adjustments.    Engine  speed  and  pump  discharge  pressure  are  controlled  with  the  MANUAL  THROTTLE CONTROL knob (1).  Press button in center of MANUAL THROTTLE CONTROL knob and pull out to increase engine speed  and  pump  discharge  pressure;  push  in  to  decrease  engine  speed  and  pump  discharge  pressure.    Adjust  the MANUAL THROTTLE CONTROL until the required speed and discharge pressure are reached.  Engine speed and pump discharge pressure vary with the weight of the liquid being pumped and the demands of the pumping application.  See the  pump  performance  data  plate,  located  on  the  noise  shield,  to  determine  the  correct  flow  rate  for  the  liquid  being pumped.  Pump capacities are shown in US gallons per minute (cubic meters per hour).  Discharge pressures are shown in  2-86psi  and  feet  of  head  for  1.000,  0.72,  and  0.85  specific  gravity  liquids.    Engine  speed  is  shown  in  100  rpm increments from 2000 to 2400 rpm (maximum governed speed).  Pump and engine assembly will give satisfactory life and performance when operated in accordance with the pump performance data. 2-86

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