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TM    9-2330-272-14 2-13.    BONDING    AND    GROUNDING    PROCEDURES    (Con’t). (3) Bonding is an electrical connection between metallic units, for instance the semitrailer and a fuel terminal facility Bonding equalizes any static potential that might exist between units. (4)  Grounding  is  an  electrical  connection  between  one  or  both  of  the  bonded  units  and  ground. Grounding effectively discharges into the earth any static potential that might exist or that might be generated. (5) If two or more units are bonded and one is grounded, the whole system is effectively grounded. b. General Bonding and Grounding. WARNING Connect  bonding  and  grounding  connections  before  beginning  any  fuel  handling operation  or  performing  any  maintenance  on  semitrailer.  Maintain  bonding  and grounding  connections  until  after  all  fuel  handling  or  maintenance  is  completed. Connections   must   be   made   to   clean,   unpainted   surfaces.   An   unbended   and ungrounded or improperly bonded and grounded semitrailer could produce a spark. The resulting explosion will cause serious injury or death to personnel. NOTE Illustration shows typical grounding procedure. (1) Open cabinet and unwind grounding cable (1) from static reel (5). Firmly attach two clips (2 and 4) to ground point at fuel terminal facility. (2) If fuel terminal facility does not have a ground point, remove ground rod (3) from roadside stowage tube assembly and drive well into ground (FM 10-68). TA702648 2-23

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