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TM 10-4930-240-13 1-10.  LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS -cont. i. Single  Point  Refueling  Nozzle  (Type  D1)  (9).    D1  nozzles  are  supplied  with  AFARE  for  refueling aircraft  with  pressurized  fuel  systems.    The  D1  nozzles  are  non-regulating,  so  fuel  pressure  must controlled by the pressure reducing skid assembly.  For location and description of major component on the D1 nozzle, refer to TM 10-4930-242-13&P. j. Closed Circuit Refueling (CCR) Nozzle with Gravity Fill Adapter (10).  The CCR nozzles and gravity fill adapters supplied with the AFARE are used to connect the fuel system to the aircraft.  The hand operated  CCR  nozzle  locks  onto  the  aircraft  refueling  adapter  and  regulates  fuel  pressure  to  the aircraft Nozzle are supplied with a ground clamp and plug for electrical bonding of the nozzle to the aircraft.  Refueling aircraft with gravity feed fuel tanks requires connection of the gravity fill adapter to the CCR nozzle.  For location and description of major components on the CCR nozzle and gravity fill adapter, refer to applicable TM 10-4930-243-13&P. k. Valve Section (11).  The valve section is comprised of a gate valve and straight pipe section.  The valve section is used to assemble the AFARE system and provide control of fuel flow.  Both ends of the valve section are equipped with quick disconnect couplings. l. Filter Separator 200GPM File Assembly (12).  The filter separator is a skid mounted unit containing a separator tank and various valves, gages and piping.  The filter separator is installed downline of the 200   GPM   pump   to   remove   water   and   particle   contaminants   from   the   fuel.      For   location   and description of major components on the filter separator, refer to TM 10-4330-236-13. m. Air Duct (13).  Three collapsible air ducts connect the deflector assembly to the filter separator Each duct is 12 feet long when extended and 4-feet long when collapsed.  The air ducts carry hot exhaust from deflector on the 200 GPM pump to the filter separator defrost shroud. n. Deflector  Assembly  (14).    The  deflector  is  mounted  on  top  of  the  200  GPM  pump.    The  deflector serves as a plenum to collect heat generated by the operating turbine engine and directing it into the attached air ducts. o. 200 GPM Pump Assembly (15).  The pump assembly is a self contained, skid mounted unit powered by a turbine engine.  The pump assembly provides the force required to distribute fuel from the 500 gallon drums to the fuel dispensing nozzles.  For location and description of major components on the 200 GPM pump assembly, refer to applicable TM 10-4320-342-10. p. 3-inch Manifold (16).  The three inch manifold contains a gate valve and tee.  The manifold is used to assemble the AFARE system and provide control of fuel flow.  The manifold is equipped with quick disconnect couplings. q. Ground  Rods  (17).    Three  ground  rods  provide  grounding  for  the  fueling  points  and  the  200  GPM pump. 1-6

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