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TM 5-3825-220-13&P 6-3.6  Quick Disconnect Camlock Couplings a. Quick disconnect couplings are found throughout the system and are part of all hoselines under 6-inch diameter. A generic quick disconnect coupling is shown in Fig.  6-10. b. Preventative maintenance practice includes: "D" 1.  Check all quick disconnect couplings for leakage.  Check that cam arms are in closed position.  If cam arms are not closed, close them.  If leakage is evident, initiate and schedule corrective maintenance. "W" 2.  Clean dirt off unit. 6-3.7  Grooved Couplings a. Grooved  couplings  are  used  in  numerous  positions  throughout  the  facility  as  described  in  Chapter  2.    Pipe, fittings and the adapters on 6-inch hose are double grooved. The grooving matches the grooving shown on Fig.  6-14. The coupling clamps used within the TPT are single grooved but fit the first groove from the end of the double grooved pipe  and  fittings.    The  coupling  clamps  used  in  the  switching  manifold  are  double  grooved.    Double  grooved  coupling clamps are used in the aluminum piping system only and are Government furnished equipment.  While double grooved clamps and single grooved clamps are dimensionally interchangeable within the TPT, it is preferred that single groove clamps  be  used  to  reduce  weight  and  enhance  operating  and  maintenance  convenience.    Information  on  grooved couplings is found in Fig.s 2-37A, 2-37B, 2-37C and 2-59 in Chapter 2.  Illustrations for the convenience of maintenance are shown in Fig.  6-11 and 6-12. b. Preventative maintenance practice includes: "D" 1.    Check  all  grooved  couplings  for  leakage.    If  leakage  exists,  initiate  and  schedule  corrective  maintenance unless such leakage is corrected in "2" below. "D" 2.  Check that coupling clamp handles are fully closed.  If not, close them. "W" 3.  Clean off coupling assembly routinely. 6-3.8  Aluminum Pipe a. The   switching   manifold   contains   6-inch   aluminum   pipe   with   double   grooved   ends.   The   pipe   is   described technically in para.  2-5.2 and Fig.  2-37A.  For the convenience of maintenance, Fig.  6-14 showing the double grooved end is included. b. Preventative maintenance practice includes: "W" 1.  Inspect each section of pipe routinely.  Observe the following: a. Any deformation or dents. b. Corrosion  pitting,  particularly  near  the  couplings  or  other  ferrous  metal.    Report  any  faults  found  and  initiate corrective maintenance. 6-9

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