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Salient Characteristics:
This unit is intended to be aircraft common support equipment specifically to fill and drain fuel cells/tanks individually in order to fully coat all surfaces with MIL-PRF-6081 Grade 1010N preservative in accordance with NAVAIR 15-01-500 procedures. Specifically, NAVAIR 15-01-500 stipulates that that fuel system shall be thoroughly drained and then followed by filling with preservative to the maximum permissible level and operating fuel transfer systems, boost pumps, valves, in such a manner that all systems are thoroughly coated with oil. Flushing is followed by complete drainage of tanks with fuel metering devices, engine driven pumps and lines left full of oil. Fuel tanks may be preserved separately by spray coating if all interior surfaces of the tank can be made accessible either by opening access covers or by using specially designed extensions and/or spray nozzles. Cleaning, purging, and preservation of fuel cells shall be in accordance with NAVAIR 01-1A-35.
Critical design parameters for the unit are as follows:
| • | Mobile cart or towable trailer |
| • | Minimum 1000 gallon capacity |
| • | Ability to coat all fuel system/fuel cell surfaces with MIL-PRF-6081 Grade 1010N preservative. |
| • | Filtration at the 5 micron level shall be included on both the suction and discharge systems. |
This project requires demonstration/testing at a Navy site. The demonstration shall focus on form, fit, and functional testing in a military environment.
2. Demonstration of Operating Capabilities:
From the SOW:
"4.1 Demonstration/Testing. The contractor shall demonstrate and test the Pilot Production Unit at NAS Whidbey Island, WA. Demonstration/testing shall focus on form, fit, and functional testing in a military environment. The contractor shall notify the government of the date of the testing 30 days prior to occurrence, so that government personnel may obtain the necessary equipment/aircraft and notify the appropriate personnel. Additionally, this notification allows the minimal amount of time to prepare the necessary security clearance for contractor entry onto the Navy base. Notification shall be given to:
Mr. Byung Kwak Naval Air Engineering Station Lakehurst Code 486J, Bldg. 562-2 Hwy 547 Lakehurst, NJ 08733 732-323-4794 Byung.kwak@navy.mil"
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