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TM 10-4320-351-14 Section II.  EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION 1.8  CHARACTERISTICS, CAPABILITIES AND FEATURES.  (Refer to figure 1-1.) The Pumping Assembly is a modular, soldier-portable pumping system.  It can pump fifty-five gallons per minute to each of four nozzles 100 feet apart.  The system will operate properly from 120°F (48.9°C) to -250F (-31.7°C).  It will pump and run the engine on JP-4, JP-5 or JP-8 jet fuel. The pumping assembly consists of the pump-engine module (1), an optional acoustic cover (2) and the accessory module (3).    The  pump-engine  module  houses  a  self-priming  pump  that  provides  a  flow  of  225  gpm  at  3400  rpm.    The  prime mover  is  a  removable  engine  that  connects  to  the  pump  by  a  flexible  coupling.    The  acoustic  cover  fits  over  the  engine and  reduces  engine  noise  to  an  acceptable  level.    Inlet  and  outlet  points  feature  valved  unisex  dry-break  couplings. Valved unisex couplings can be connected or disconnected only when the valves are closed.  This allows components to be disconnected without fuel spills.  When connected (with valves open) the unisex couplings are locked together.  They cannot be disconnected by accident. The accessory module houses a 28 VDC battery for starting the engine and a control box for single point operator control. The  module  also  includes  storage  space  for  the  starter  and  control  cables  (which  are  connected  to  the  pump-engine module during operation).  The detachable engine air filter and the starter rope are also stored in this module. The  engine  is  a  two  cylinder,  air  cooled  diesel  with  direct  fuel  injection.    Cooling  air  is  provided  by  the  flywheel  fan;  air circulation  is  controlled  by  shrouds  that  conduct  the  air  over  the  block.    The  engine  is  normally  started  by  an  electric starter.    A  notched  pulley  is  provided  for  manual  (rope)  starting  if  required.    A  manually  operated  compression  release relieves  engine  compression  force  during  a  manual  start.    The  manual  start  feature  allows  the  engine  to  be  started  and run without the accessory module. 1.9  LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS. The   Pumping   Assembly,   illustrated   in   figure   1-1,   consists   of   the   Pump-Engine   module,   the   Accessory   module   and interconnecting cables. 1.9.1  Pump-Engine Module.  (Refer to figure 1-2.) The Pump-Engine module (1) consists of: a. A  removable  engine  module  (2)  that  slides  in  or  out  on  plastic  glides.    Adjustable-force  latches  (3)  secure  the engine module to the pump-engine module. b. A muffler (4) with a replaceable insulating cover. c. An exhaust line (5) with a replaceable insulating cover.  An over-center clamp (6) connects the exhaust line to the engine exhaust manifold. d. A shaft-driven fuel transfer pump (7) with a positive displacement rotary vane priming pump mounted internally on the same shaft as the main impeller. e. A  three-way  inlet  manifold  (8)  with  each  leg  terminated  by  a  two-inch,  valved  unisex  coupling  (9).    The  inlet manifold is coupled directly to the inlet of the fuel transfer pump. 1-5

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