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TM 10-5430-232-12&P f.  Emergency Procedures. (1)  General Emergency repair is performed when cuts or punctures occur in the tank when it is in use. WARNING Fuels are hazardous flammable liquids. Do not smoke or bring open flame within 100 feet (30.34 meters) of the tank. If  fuel  spills  on  or  around  a  tank  or  within  the  diked  area,  shut  down  any nearby engine-driven equipment.  Do not resume operation until it has been determined that the vapor concentrations are below the explosive range. If fuel spills onto clothing, remove clothing before entering area with engine- driven equipment or where smoking Is permitted.  Fuels and fuel sludge can cause injury to skin or eyes. If  fuel  or  sludge  comes  into  contact  with  skin,  flush  skin  with  soap  and water.  If fuel or sludge comes into contact with eyes, flush with water.  For further information on first aid, refer to FM 21-11. Fumes from stored fuels are hazardous. (2)  Emergency repairs with wooden plugs (refer to figure 2-2). (a.)  In emergencies, as an immediate temporary measure, the wood plugs may be used for sealing small holes or punctures. Figure 2-2.  Installation of wood plug. 2-14

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