AVIATION FUEL HANDLING PROCEDURES PROCESS GUIDE CGTO PG-85-00-170-A

Question 1

All waivers to process guide 170 will be made via who?

Answer 1

CG-41

Question 2

Safe fuel service depends on keeping fuels in controlled areas, avoiding spills, and keeping all ignition sources how many feet away?

Answer 2

50 feet

Question 3

What is the primary difference between different fuels?

Answer 3

Volatility

Question 4

Who must/can approve new fuels?

Answer 4

CG-41

Question 5

Between the flight manual and the process guide which shall take precedence?

Answer 5

Flight Manual

Question 6

what are the four major classifications of contaminants commonly encountered in aviation fuels?

Answer 6

Particulates, water, microbes, and surfactants

Question 7

Particulates are what?

Answer 7

Solid contaminants that will not dissolve in fuel

Question 8

One method of removing particulates is to provide a minimum of how many hours for solids to settle?

Answer 8

2 hours

Question 9

The maximum acceptable level of particulate contamination is what?

Answer 9

2mg/l

Question 10

Water is a common contaminant of aviation fuel and exists in three forms, what are they?

Answer 10

Dissolved, entrained, and free water (either liquid or frozen)

Question 11

What is the limit for water in a aircraft turbine?

Answer 11

10 PPM

Question 12

Microbes are microscopic growths found in soil, air, water, and fuel oil and appear as what?

Answer 12

As a brown slime that adheres to the inner surface of a fuel tank.

Question 13

Dissolved water is essentially what?

Answer 13

Humidity in fuel

Question 14

Entrained water is water that is______

Answer 14

Water suspended in tiny droplets in the fuel.

Question 15

Surfactants are soap or detergent-like materials occur naturally in fuel and appear as what?

Answer 15

Tan to dark brown liquid with a sudsy-like water/fuel interface

Question 16

Minimum, air station fuel farms shall be designed and built to store fuel to support normal unit operation mission requirements for how long?

Answer 16

7 days

Question 17

What type of material must not be used for aircraft fuel services?

Answer 17

Galvanized materials

Question 18

Supplier trucks must have what on their hatches?

Answer 18

Safety seals

Question 19

Storage tanks manual?

Answer 19

COMDTINST M5090.9

Question 20

Systems and components used for receiving, storing must be IAW with what?

Answer 20

API 650/653

Question 21

How often do you take samples of storage tanks?

How many for tanks without inlet filter?

How many for tanks with inlet filter?

Answer 21

Every month IAW chapter 6 or;

Every 6 years for coated steel tanks without inlet filter separator or micronic filter

Every 8 years inlet filter separator or micronic filter

Question 22

All piping shall be marked in accordance with what?

Answer 22

MIL-STD-161 (series).

Question 23

Pumps and motors must be in locations not more than how many feet from a building?

Answer 23

Location not less than 5 ft from any building opening

Question 24

Who will be notified of unfiltered fuel receipts?

Answer 24

EO

Question 25

Check weather report to ensure no lightning storms are within how many miles of fuel?

Answer 25

5 nautical miles

Question 26

The Aviation Department Quality Assurance Office shall retain the delivery documentation for a period of?

Answer 26

1 year

Question 27

Tanker rail cars shall sit stationary for how long at unloading point?

Answer 27

30 min

Question 28

Carrier tanker truck shall be stationary for how long?

Answer 28

5 min

Question 29

Perform a CFD test with AEL MK III; limit shall not exceed how much liters?

Answer 29

1.0 mg/liter.

Question 30

Perform an FWD test with AEL MK I; limit shall not exceed what?

Answer 30

10 ppm water.

Question 31

FSII levels upon receipt of fuel shall be what percentage?

Answer 31

0.07 to 0.15% by volume

Question 32

There shall be no smoking, open flame, spark producing items (to include electric internal combustion vehicles), radios, or PEDs within how many feet?

Answer 32

50 ft of the fuel transfer station

Question 33

Military refueler tanks shall be designed to comply with what?

Answer 33

NFPA 407

Question 34

What type of tread shall fuel trucks have?

Answer 34

Tires shall be a non-FOD type with wide lug, wide groove tread

Question 35

The exhaust of all engines shall be equipped with what?

Answer 35

A suitable spark arrestor

Question 36

PRIMARY PRESSURE REFUEILING FOR EACH AIRCRAFT?

Answer 36

``` MH-65 55 PSIG MH-60 55 PSIG HU-25 50 PSIG HC-144 50 PSIG HC-130 60 PSIG ```

Question 37

Decal markings shall conform to what standard?

Answer 37

MIL-DTL-43719/4 (series) and ASTM-D4956

Question 38

For areas that go below 32 degrees Fahrenheit, when shall equipment be inspected?

Answer 38

Early Autumn

Question 39

Before a clear and bright test can be conducted how much fuel must be drained?

Answer 39

2 quarts

Question 40

Paper copies of the daily pressure differential records should be retained for how long?

Answer 40

1 year

Question 41

Daily "clear and bright" for the air stations fuel trucks shall be entered on what MPC?

Answer 41

153301.0 (fuel truck weekly)

Question 42

Fuel samples shall be filled to what amount in jar?

Answer 42

¾ full

Question 43

How long must aircraft sit before taking fuel samples?

Answer 43

30 min

Question 44

The _____ method is the only procedure for determining flashpoint that is authorized at Coast Guard air stations?

Answer 44

Pensky-Martens ASTM Method D93

Question 45

Free water standards deteriorate with exposure to ultraviolet light and need to be replaced how often?

Answer 45

Every 6 months

Question 46

After receipt of fuel, how long must you wait before stripping the tanks of any free water?

Answer 46

3 hours of settling time per foot

Question 47

The two basic methods for putting additives into fuel are what?

Answer 47

Manual (hand doping) or proportional injection

Question 48

Who reviews all fueling plans and how often?

Answer 48

CO, annually

Question 49

All refueling evolutions require how many people?

Answer 49

Two people

Question 50

Steps to grounding fuel truck to aircraft?

Answer 50

Grounding of the aircraft and the fuel truck (cable from aircraft and fuel truck to earth) during fuel servicing is not required if servicing on a concrete surface.

Question 51

Personnel requirements for fixed wing aircraft (hot refueling procedures require a minimum of how many people?

Answer 51

4 personnel

Question 52

Personnel requirements for rotary wing aircraft (hot refueling procedures require a minimum of how many people?

Answer 52

3 Personnel

Question 53

During hot refueling operations, the aircraft may not be positioned within how many feet of parked and taxiing aircraft?

Answer 53

100 ft of parked aircraft 50 ft of taxiing aircraft

Question 54

How close can a refueler get to any part of an aircraft when refueling?

Answer 54

10 feet

Question 55

Max speed for driving on the ramp?

Answer 55

5 MPH

Question 56

What distance shall be maintained between the refueling vehicle and the aircraft filler points and vents?

Answer 56

25 feet

Question 57

Who oversees vehicle flight line safety at a unit?

Answer 57

CO

Question 58

Air surveillance radar shall not be operated within how many ft of a fueling operation?

Answer 58

100 feet

Question 59

All personnel shall avoid grounding or bonding themselves within __ ft of the aircraft fuel vent outlets.

Answer 59

3 feet