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TM 10-6630-247-13&P
1-10. LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS - cont.
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Slow Speed Stirrer (6). The slow speed stirrer consists of an electric motor, spindle, pulley and
cord. An adapter clamp and spring-type belt are supplied with each motor. The stirrer is
installed on the flash point tester during use.
Cork Borer Set (7). The cork borer set consists of 15 tube-type hole cutters of various sizes. The
borers are used to cut holes in cork material. The corks are then used to connect various flasks
and tubes for assembly of distillation equipment.
Flashlight (8). Two cell, battery operated flashlight provides lighting for night operations and is
stowed in the cabinet.
Graduated Cylinders (9). Various sizes of cylinders are supplied in the test kit to aid in
measuring, mixing and handling of fuel samples.
Swabs (10). Flexible metal swabs are supplied for cleaning the test instruments and equipment.
Propane Cylinder (11). The propane cylinder is connected to the flash point tester during use.
The cylinder provides propane gas needed for conducting flash point tests. When not in use, the
cylinder is stored in the cabinet.
Jars (12). Two jars are supplied in the test kit to aid in measuring, mixing and handling of fuel
samples. When not in use, jars are stowed in the cabinet.
Thermometers (13). Twelve thermometers are supplied with the test kit to measure
temperatures of test samples during the testing process. All thermometers are stowed inside the
left door of the cabinet.
Brushes (14). Three brushes are supplied for cleaning the test instruments and equipment.
Bung Wrench (15), The bung wrench is stowed on the back wall of the cabinet and is used to
remove plugs, covers and lids from fuel barrels and cans.
Power Cable (16). The electrical power cable is 25 feet long and contains three receptacles. The
cable distributes power from the power source to the test kit.
Loading Plan (17). A card showing the placement of each test kit component in the cabinet. The
loading plan is used to aid packing the test kit and is attached by a small chain.
Distillation Flasks (18). Four distillation flasks are supplied with the Test Kit and are used
during distillation testing. All flasks are stowed in the left cabinet door.
Stop Watch (19). The stop watch is stowed in the left cabinet door and is used to time various
phases of the testing process,
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Sampling and Gaging Kit. The sampling and gaging kit is stowed on the lower left side of the cabi-
net. It is used to collect fuel samples. The kit consist of an API gravity computer, a cupcase thermometer, a
hydrometer cylinder, gasoline indicating paste, innage tape, a weighted beaker sampler, and standard
hydrometers.
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