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TM   10-6630-247-13&P 2-8  INITIAL  ADJUSTMENT. a. Distillation Unit Adjustment. Initial adjustment of the distillation unit must be performed as required  by  the  applicable  ASTM. b. Flash Point Tester Adjustment. Initial adjustment of the flash point tester must be performed as required  by  the  applicable  ASTM. 2-9.  OPERATING  PROCEDURES. Operation  of  the  test  kit  and  its  components  is  determined  by  the  type  of  test  being  performed  and  the petroleum  product  being  tested.  Tests  to  determine  product  flash  point  will  required  use  of  the  flash point  tester.  Tests  to  evaluate  product  distillation  rates  will  require  use  of  the  distillation  unit.  Taking fuel  samples  will  require  use  of  the  gaging  and  sampling  kit.  Setup  and  operation  instructions  for  each specific  test  are  contained  in  the  American  Society  for  Testing  and  Material  (ASTM)  standards supplied  with  the  test  kit.  Refer  to  the  following  standards  as  applicable. a.  For  procedures  and  test  methods  to  perform  distillation  of  petroleum  products,  refer  to  ASTM  D  86. b.  For  procedure  and  test  methods  to  perform  flash  point  testing  of  fuels,  refer  to  ASTM  D  93. c.  For  procedure  and  test  methods  to  perform  API  gravity  of  crude  petroleum  and  petroleum  products (hydrometer  method),  refer  to  ASTM  D  287. d. For procedures and test methods to perform inspections for free water and particulate contamination in distillate fuels (visual inspection), refer to ASTM D 4176. e.  For  procedures  and  test  methods  to  gage  petroleum  products,  refer  to  ASTM  D  1085. f. For procedures and test methods to measure the temperature of petroleum and petroleum products, re- fer to ASTM D 1086. g, Setting up sampling and gaging kit for operation. (1) Clean innage tape with cheesecloth. Ensure equipment is clean, dry, and free of dirt. (2) Check mercury columns in hydrometer and cupcase thermometer. If mercury column is separated or  glass  is  cracked,  replace  the  instrument. (3) Check thermometer readings with other thermometers in the area to ensure they read the same. (4) Before a product is sampled or gaged, rinse the containers with the same type of product to be sampled  or  gaged. WARNING Never gage or sample a product in a tank if there is an electrical storm or a  source  of  sparks  in  the  area.  Failure  to  comply  with  this  warning  could result in serious injury or death. (5) Conduct tests in accordance with pamphlets stored in packet of case which contain ASTM test methods. 2-26

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