DRS-4500 Refill Station Salient Characteristics.pdf

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Deployable Refill Station
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FA487724Q0023
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This document appears to be a set of Salient Characteristics for a Deployable Refill Station required by the 48th Rescue Squadron. The Deployable Refill Station is designed to fill 1 to 2 Aqualung SEA (Survival Egress Air) systems and can be refilled from a Life Support Compressor. Key specifications include dimensions of 29"H x 18"D x 10.5"W, weight of 104 lbs full/88 lbs empty, 220 cubic feet/6.3 cubic meters of stored air volume, operating temperature range of 0 to 113°F, and inlet pressure rating of 5500 PSI with fill quantity of 0-3000 PSI and adjustable fill pressure setting of 0-4500 PSI. The station features low torque flow control, self-bleeding fill valves, an easy to adjust pressure regulator, and gauges that can be calibrated. It is enclosed in a rugged, wheeled Pelican #1650 case. The requirement is detailed in a related federal contract opportunity with Solicitation Number FA487724Q0023.

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SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS

FOR

Requirement Title

1.0. SCOPE OF WORK:

All proposed products shall meet or exceed the following minimum specifications outlined in this Salient Characteristics. All items shall be delivered to the _48th Rescue_ Squadron

1.1. PRODUCT PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION:

Item must meet the following minimum specifications:

SPECIFICATIONS

Please adjust Headers to item requirement

Dimensions L x W x H:

Weight:

Electrical Requirement:

Warranty:

Volume Capacity:

Temperature Range:

Features:

Accessories:

Headers

H: 29" , D: 18", W: 10.5"

Full weight: 104lbs / Empty weight: 88 lbs

N/A

Operating Range: 0 to 113 F

Stored Air Volume: 220 cubic feet/6.3 cubic meters

Designed to fill 1 to 2 Aqualung SEA's. Can be refilled from the Life Support Compressor. Can be secured to a bulkhead for travel. Utilized low torque flow control and self-bleeding fill valves. Utilized an easy to adjust pressure regulator and gauges that can be calibrated. Inlet pressure rating is 5500 PSI.

Fill quantity 0-3000 PSI. Fill pressure setting is 0-4500 PSI adjustable.

One year after purchase

Enclosed in a rugged and wheeled Pelican #1650 case.

62 AFMANl0-3511 2 DECEMBER 2020

13.8.3. Gloves - fire resistant (Nomex®) gloves should be worn for taxi, take-off and landing. (T-3).

13.8.4. NVDs- required for night. (T-3).

13.8.5. Helmet - required for all rotary wing flights and operations involving NVD use. (T- 3).

13.8.6. Aircraft compatible headset - (as required)- should have at least one per aircraft.

13.8.7. Aircraft restraint - (as required). Note: PJ/CRO personnel and their equipment (rucksacks/helmet bags/team gear/etc.) will be restrained during taxi, take off, and landing while aboard fixed-wing aircraft and during entire flight for rotary-wing aircraft with a device appropriate to the type of aircraft used.

13.9. Use of Life Support Equipment. PJs and CROs are not required to use standard issued aircrew life support equipment in accordance with AFMAN 11-301V2 (e.g., survival vest and aircrew helmet) when comparable equipment is worn as approved by functional manager. PJ and CRO personnel are authorized to wear mission equipment/clothing during all phases of flight.

This includes, but is not limited to mission equipment/clothing required for combat and non combat operations in mountainous, water (surface and subsurface), jungle, arctic, desert and urban environments. Minimum Life Support equipment required on flying status:

13.9.1. Radio. (T-3).

13.9.2. Signal kit (contents are METT-TC dependent).

13.9.3 . Compass. (T-3).

13.9.4. Medical kit - may be substituted with Blowout Kit prepared in accordance with PJ MOAB approved packing lists located on the Medical site of the GA SharePoint®:

https:// cs2.eis.af.mil/sites/13306/medical/SitePages/Home.aspx. (T-3).

13.9.5. Personal flotation - required over water. (T-3).

13.9.6. Emergency air source - required for rotary wing training over water (T-3), highly recommended for operational missions (METT-TC dependent).

13.9.7. Anti-exposure suit - PJ/CROs meet requirements for anti-exposure suits in accordance with the environmental chapter in this manual. PJ/CROs on aircrew status will follow the guidance for donning equipment. (T-3).

13.10. Local Training Area. Life support equipment is required for all flights outside of the local training area in accordance with AFMAN 11-301V2. Chapter 19 should identify local training areas.

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Planning Material List Report Plan

PILOT

UTC

7PRTM8

Dep Ech Inc Nbr

ULN

0000001

Inc Title

UTC Title

PR PERSONNEL RECOVERY

Rl 0007 AIRCREW FLIGHT EQP

Inc Prime UIC/Org Inc Prime FAC/FAC Title

FF0880/0048RSQSQ000 31C100/AIRCREW FLIGHT EQUIPMENT

Item Suf CC NSN Nomenclature

19 C 6760014912821 1650 SEA MK II KIT

19 001 s 4220SEAMKII SURVIVAL EGRESS AIR

20 A 1670007533928 PAD ENERGY (BOX)

21 C 6760015039114 1660 MROD KIT

21 001 s 4610013136085 MROD SURVIVOR-6 21 002 s 4610013136086 DESALINATOR, MROD-35

ASC

Inc Type C/B Parking Rolling

Pallet 44 N N

Pallet Profile Front Overhang Rear Overhang

A 0 0

Air Dim Code Hazard Ind T91nd Comm/SH z 0 y AZ

Nomenclature BIi Nr Pieces Nr Rounds UN Class Div

AFEEQP 22

Clear Text 1 Clear Text 2 Clear Text 3

AIR COMPRESSED CLASS 22 UN1002

OXYGEN COMPRESSED CLASS 22 51 UN1072

CARBON DIOXIDE CLASS 22 UN1013

Weight Length Width

2655 88 108

Hazard Codes

9,22,51

SHI Codes

D

Org/Shop Qty Wgt Lth Wth Hgt CCC Haz

1 40 32 22 12 D3B 22 14 22 1 50 36 96 3 J3B 1 90 32 24 22 J3B

Sleeper

N

DODAAC Type Pack

FB4877 PT

UN NA ID IMMDGC DODIC

UN1002

Height

SHI

D D

ROBERT.E.HAMMOND

Originating Office: AF/A4LX

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

09 May 2018 15:21:41

Vent

N

CCC

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