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TM  9-2330-272-14 4-64.   PURGING   TANK   (Con’t) . 4. 5. 6. 7. CAUTION Ensure  that  steam  does  not  come  In  contact  with  electrical  wiring  and  other components. The heat of steam can damage painted surface of tank, valve seats, gaskets,  and  diaphragms. Steam tank for a minimum of three hours. Turn steam source off. CAUTION After  purging  by  steam  method,  leave  tank  valves  and  drain  points  open  during cool-down  to  prevent  vacuum  collapse  of  tank. Leave all valves and drain points open until tank is fully cooled, at least one hour. Measure  explosive  vapor  level,  Take  readings  in  several  areas  of  tank.  Readings  should  be  20%  lower explosive level (LEL) or less. If LEL is greater than 20%, repeat steam cleaning for one hour. Continue steaming until 20%. LEL or less is obtained. After tank has been freed of combustible vapors, it is ready to clean, repair, paint, store, change material, or ship. 4-135

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