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TM 10-3835-231-13 4-20.  INITIAL ADJUSTMENTS, CHECKS AND SELF TESTS. - continued NOTE Certain fittings are rated at 75 psig maximum.  These items are not to be exposed to test pressure above 75 psig.  They can be isolated or removed during the test. c. Test  Pressure  Source.    Test  pressure  can  be  supplied  from  any  source  capable  of  holding  the  test  pressures. The 600 gpm hoseline pump is suitable for testing with water or fuel.  An air compressor must be available to proceed with an air pressure test. CAUTION Under  no  conditions  are  the  fabric  collapsible  tanks  to  be  subject  to  the  air  test pressures.    Remove  all  connecting  hoses  to  tanks  to  prevent  this.    Entry  of  air  to the   fabric   tanks   can   exceed   the   tanks   venting   capacity,   inflate,   and   possibly rupture the tank. NOTE All   test   media   incompatible   with   the   particular   fuel   service   designated   for   the system tested, must be drained from the system before it is placed in service. d. Preparations for Testing.  The following actions should be taken to insure that the test runs smoothly. (1) Be certain that there are sufficient gaskets, repair equipment, etc.  available. (2) Have caps and plugs available to blank off section under test.  Valves in the system may be used to isolate hose sections as necessary. (3) When testing with fuel: (a) Locate fire suppression equipment near the testing area, and be sure that it is in operating condition (when testing with fuel). (b) Make  sure  to  have  a  tank  vehicle  and  drums  available,  in  case  a  section  has  to  be  drained  (when testing with fuel). (c) See  that  shovels  and  materials  to  dig  and  line  a  pit  are  al  the  test  site  in  case  there  is  a  break  and spill (when testing with fuel). (4) After all the TPT equipment, hose, valves, and fittings are physically connected, there should be a meeting of all responsible personnel connected with the testing program.  Each phase of the test plan including a communication plan shall be discussed and reviewed.  Prior to filling a section for test, a final check should be made to verify the following: (a) All valves are in proper position for filling. (b) All hoses, valves and fittings connections are tight.  Valve packing glands tight. (c) Pumps are in good working condition. 4-46

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