Attachment (3) - CONSOL Drawings.pdf

This is a Department of the Navy technical drawing specification for a Fueling at Sea Standard Receiving Station, detailing the arrangement and requirements for naval refueling operations.

The document provides comprehensive engineering schematics and specifications for a standard F.A.S. (Fueling at Sea) receiving station configuration used by the Navy. The static test requirements indicate a 600 LBS load capacity for easing-out line and fairlead staple components, with a separate 36,000 LBS static test rating for the probe receiving station. The drawing includes detailed isometric and plan views showing the positioning of critical components including the probe receiver, storage cover, riding line fittings, jigger tackle assemblies, fuel oil rider, swivel joint assemblies, and portable utilities for probe fueling operations. Specific procedures are outlined for locating riding line fairleads, jigger tackle parrells, and portable stanchion arrangements to ensure proper alignment and safety during fueling operations. The document references secondary methods using NATO coupling standards and includes general notes regarding joint assembly installation, support structure configuration, and the requirement that all lifting tackle and support structures comply with established criteria. The drawing is identified as Drawing No. 80064 (804-2227933) and is part of the Naval Ship Engineering Center's technical documentation suite for standardized naval fueling equipment specifications.