NAVAIR 13-1-6.10 Special Mission Aircrew Equipment Flashcards

1
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What to type of battery chemistry have been authorized for use with the Pusher Fan (P/N 3297AS600-1)?

A

The re-chargeable NiCad (P/N 3297AS601-1) and the non-rechargeable Lithium Manganese Dioxide (LiMnO2) (P/N 3297AS601-2) battery packs

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What type of missions are these batteries used for (NiCad and LiMnO2)?

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The non-rechargeable LiMnO2 is intended for use during the operational contingency missions anf the rechargeable NiCad is used for training missions.

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How many hours is he LiMnO2 battery designed to last?

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12+ hours

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4
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The NiCad battery has an operational service life of____?

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3.5 - 4 hours

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Each NiCad battery provides _________ charge/discharge cycle.

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500 to 750 charge/discharge cycles.

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What color are the LiMnO2 and the NiCad batteries?

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LiMnO2 is green and the NiCad is black

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What is the shelf life of the LiMnO2 and the NiCad batteries?

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LiMnO2 has a shelf life of 10 years and the NiCad has a shelf life of 7 years

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What is the optimum storage temp for the LiMnO2 and NiCad batteries?

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32 to 85 degrees F

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What is the cell voltage of the LiMnO2 and the NiCad batteries?

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LiMnO2 voltage is 3V nominal and the NiCad has a 1.2 V nominal

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what is the weight of the LiMnO2 and the NiCad batteries?

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LiMnO2 weights 15 oz and the NiCad weights 18 oz

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What is the operational temperature of the battery packs?

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-40 to 160 degrees F

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12
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How is the functional check of battery pack performed?

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By plugging the pusher fan and turning the battery switch button to ON

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NiCad: How to check the battery’s capacity to hold charge?

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By running a pusher fan, without filter for about 3 1/2 hours and checking that required airflow is maintained

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What is the ideal temperature to charge the NiCad battery?

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77 degrees F. At higher temperatures the battery may not accept the charge.

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15
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What charger is used to re-charged the NiCad battery?

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The 10-unit BCU-30/E charger

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How often is the special inspection on he NiCad battery pack and what does it consist of?

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Special inspection shall be performed every 30 days and it shall consists of visual inspection, charging and storage

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If battery pack has been on the shelf for more than ______, place it on the 10-unit charger. (Battery should not be longer than ____ in storage.)

A

1 month

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18
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How to disposed of the battery packs at sea and ahsore?

A

When at sea, store in a separate cool, dry area away from combustibles until ashore. Once ashore, dispose by turning to local DRMO. Under emergency conditions when deemed too dangerous, contact EOD fro safe removal

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Battery packs discharge at a rate of ______ per day.

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1 %

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20
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Allow battery packs that have recently been charged to sit for approximately _____ minutes before being used.

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20 minutes

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21
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What activity has cognizance over all survival radios and emergency beacons?

A

NAWCAD DET, Indianapolis, IN 46219

22
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Who is the the FST (Fleet Support Team or formerly Cognizant Field Activity, CFA) over Life Support and Survival Equipment?

A

Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD), Code 4.6.7.4 NAS Patuxent River, MD, 20670-5304

23
Q

The OPNAVINST _____ Series specifies minimum requirements for life support and survival equipment and is supplemented by the individual model NATOPS

A

OPNAVINST 3710.7 Series

24
Q

The Naval Aviation, Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defense (CBD) Resource Manual is the NAVAIR ______?

A

NAVAIR 00-80T-121 NATOPS technical manual

25
Q

Chap. 10: What does chapter 10 of the NAVAIR 13-1-6.10 cover?

A

The CMU-29(V)2/P CBR overvest

26
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Chap. 10: What is the CMU-29(V)2/P CBR overvest used for?

A

The CMU-29(V)2/P Overvest is used to store the pusher fan and filer canister when the A/P22P-14(V)2 thru (V)4 variant CBR Respirator assemblies are worn by fixed wing aircrews.

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Chap. 10: What is the configuration of the CMU-29(V)2/P Overvest?

A

Constructed primarily of nylon mesh, nylon straps and nylon cloth. Adjustable shoulders and waist straps along the front slide faster, pockets and a chest-mounted oxygen regulator

28
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Chap. 10: Application of the CMU-29(V)2/P

A

Designed for fixed wing aircrew when the A/P22P-14(V)2 thru (V)4 CBR Respirator Assembly variants are required. Worn over either the SV-2B Survival vest, CMU-33/P Survival vest or the ACC 380 Integrated Torso Harness

29
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Chap. 10: What are the only modification authorized for the CMU-29(V)2/P Overvest?

A

The only modification authorized at this time is for C-20/C-40 crew chief configuration.

30
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Chap. 10: How many sizes doe the CMU-29(V)2/P is available?

A

Once size designed to fit all aircrew members by adjusting the shoulder straps and waist straps.

31
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Chap. 10: For use with the CMU-33/P Type II fixed wing non ejection seat vest, or the CMU-36 fixed wing ejection seat vest, how is the overvest secured?

A

Position straps on loops of CMU-33/P for in-line pull, secure windblast retention straps directly to torso harnes D-rings and adjust tension. Route excess straps through tri-lock rings and secure tacking using waxed 6 cord 1 turn double.

32
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Chap. 10: How often is the special inspection on the CMU-29(V)2/P overvest?

A

Prior to Place-In-Service and every 90-days thereafter.

33
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Chap. 10: How is the cleaning of the CMU-29(V)2/P vest performed?

A

Using commercial laundry detergent, remove all CBR components and survival items, immerse overvest in solution and allow to soak for five minutes. Agitate gently for two minutes. Drain but do not wring out vest material. Rinse in cool, clean water until all detergent is gone

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Chap. 4: What is covered in chapter 4 of the NAVAIR 13-1-6.10?

A

A/P22P-14(V)1 thru (V)4 Respirator Assemblies, rotary/fixed wing aircrew CBR protective

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Chap. 4: What is the function/purpose of the A/P22P-14(V)1 thru (V)5 CBR Respirator Assemblies?

A

Designed to protect rotary wing and fixed wing aircrew members from the toxic and lethal effects of the chemical, biological and nuclear agents from ground level to a 43, 000 foot cabin altitude (depending on configuration)

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Chap. 4: What does the Respirator Assembly consist of?

A

The respirator assembly consists of a MASK assembly, LOWER assembly, INTERCOM Unit, CMU-29(V)1/P or 2/P vest, transit case and standard additional flight equipment

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Chap. 4: In how many configurations is the respirator assembly provided?

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Four configurations. 1, A/P22P-14(V)1 non-oxygen; 2, A/P22P-14(V)2 CRU-79/P; 3, A/P22P-14(V)3/P CRU-103/P; 4, A/P22P-14(V)4 Panel Mounted Regulator and A/P22P-14(V)5 V-22

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Chap. 4: How many sizes are available for the mask of respirator assembly?

A

Five sizes. XL, L, S, XS and XXS, of which S and L are readily available, the other sized are available by contacting NAWC, Pax River

39
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Chap. 4: What material is the hood assembly made of?

A
The hood assembly is made of bromo-butyl rubber. Its designed to cover the entire head and is bonded to the faceplate, neck seal and bellows. 
The V(2) thru V(4) variants include a modified hood which allows for increased head mobility.
40
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Chap. 4: What material is the faceplate made of?

A

The faceplate is a one-piece, polycarbonate faceplate sealed into the front of the hood. The upper/optical part is transparent and the lower part is painted black

41
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Chap. 4: What material is the orinasal mask made of?

A

The ornasal mask is made of soft silicone rubber and fits over the wearer’s nose and mouth. It is colored green. To the right side of the orinasal mask is located an externally-mounted deflector plate constructed of Noryl plastic. The orinasal mask is available in Large and Small sizes

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Chap. 4: What type of canister is used with the A/P22P-14(V)1 thru (V)5

A

The C2 canister is a standard, NATO approved, charcoal filter canister. Currently being replaced by the C2A1 canister

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Chap. 4: What are the components unique to the A/P22P-14(V)2 (CRU-79)?

A

3/4 inch to 3/4 inch coupling, regulator hose made of ethylene propylene rubber that connects to the CRU-79/P regulator

44
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Chap.4: What are the components unique to the A/P22P-14(V)3 (CRU-103/P)?

A

Bayonet connector (aluminum short cylindrical fitting), CBR elbow (oxygen rated, 90_ rubber, it connects to the OBOGS oxygen regulator and aircraft oxygen sea kit hose),
Elbow 90_ is used between the CR-103/P with a LOX inlet and the LOX regulator
Aircraft Oxygen Hose Assembly is used by C-20 and C-40 cockpit crew to connect the man-mounted regulator to the aircraft oxygen supply system.

45
Q

Chap. 4: What are the components unique to the A/P22P-14/(V)4?

A

The MIL-C-83867 quick disconnect fitting, used to connect the oxygen delivery subassembly to the panel mounted oxygen regulator’s regulator hose.

46
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Chap. 4: What components are unique to the A/P22P-14(V)5 and V-22?

A

MV-22 10 volt microphone, Amp and Intercommunications Unit (ICU) with positive and negative connectors, cannot be used in any other aircraft.
Bayonet Connector, is a short cylinder fitting made of aluminum that connects the 90_ rubber molding to the three J-grooves of the CRU-103/P O2 reg.

47
Q

Chap. 3: What is the function of the CMU-29(V)1/P and (V)2/P vest?

A

Provide a common mounting platform for the lower assembly components for all respirator assembly variants

48
Q

Chap. 4: In how many sizes are Aircrew Respirator Spectacle (ARS) available?

A

The ARS fitting frames are available in five sizes

49
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Chap. 4: What is the ARS’s used for?

A

The Aircrew Respirator Spectacle fitting frame provide means for fitting aircrew personnel with corrective lenses, and are compatible with the mask. Fitting frmes with prescription lenses shall be ordered through the Naval Ophthalmic
Support and Training Activity

50
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Chap. 4: How often is the special inspection on the A/P22P-14(V)1 thru (V)5 respirator assemblies?

A

At 90-day intervals for CBR assemblies being used for training and every 270 days for those in service for operational use

51
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Chap. 4: What does the special inspection on the A/P22P-14(V)1 thru (V)5 consists of?

A

Shelf life, visual inspection, battery voltage check, bench testing and cleaning of all assemblies and their components. Performed by I level personnel

52
Q

Chap. 4: What bench is used to perform the bench test on the A/P22P-14(V)1 thru (V)5 respirators?

A

The portable A/E47T-28 Respirator Assembly Test set, by Meggitt Avionics Ltd.