PG 85-00-170 G 4/24/24 Flashcards

1
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All waivers to this process guide will be made via Coast Guard HQ Aeronautical
Engineering, Commandant _____ through the Aviation Logistics Center (ALC) Engineering
Services Division (ESD) Engineering Services Branch (ESB)

A

Commandant (CG-411)

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How do you submit a change to this guide

A

CG-22

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Safe fuel service depends on keeping fuels in controlled areas, avoiding spills, and keeping
all ignition sources _____ ft away from designated servicing areas and tank farms

A

50

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How many grades of fuel are authorized for CG use

A

7

jp4
jp5
jp8
jet A
jet A1
jet A-M
jet B

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Who can approve a non authorized fuel to be used in CG aircraft

A

CG-41

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What is the only fuel approved for shipboard/cutter use

A

JP5

because it has the highest flashpoint of 140 degrees F

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What are the 3 military grade fuels

A

JP 4, 5, 8

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What are the 3 commercial grade fuels

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Jet A, A-1, B

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Which fuel grade is commercial with military additive package

A

Jet A-M

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Which fuels already has ice inhibitors in it

A

JP8, CG standard
Jet A-M

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One method of removing particulates is to provide a minimum of _____ hours for solids
to settle before the fuel is withdrawn from the storage tanks. A better method is to
_____ the fuel through filters/separators

A

2

recirculate

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The maximum acceptable level of
particulate contamination is what

A

2 mg/l

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How many forms of water contamination are there

A

3

dissolved, entrained, and free water

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The limit for water in aircraft turbine
fuel is _____ ppm

A

10

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How many types of fuel contaminants are there

A

5

particulates
water
microbes
surfactants
Miscellaneous Contaminants

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The term “surfactants” is a contraction of what

These soap or detergent-like materials occur naturally in fuel.

A

surface active agents

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At a minimum, air station fuel farms shall be designed and built to store fuel to support normal unit operation mission requirements, based on number of aircraft and type, for a _____ period.

A

7-day

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How often should truck tanks be inspected and cleaned

A

6 years without inlet filter separator or micronic filter

8 years with inlet filter separator or micronic filter

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There shall be no smoking, open flame, spark producing items (to include electric internal combustion vehicles), radios, or PEDs within _____ ft of the fuel transfer station, fuel sampling, cold, hot, or defueling operations

A

50

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

A

1 year

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To ensure proper testing, allow the fuel carrier tanker truck to sit stationary at the unloading point for _____ minutes to allow water and particulate to settle. Tanker rail cars
shall sit stationary for _____ minutes at the unloading point to allow water and particulate to settle

A

5
30

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For fueling fuel trucks There should be a minimum of _____ 125/150 lb PKP fire extinguisher available for use

A

01

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For fuel truck a minimum of how many fire extinguishers is required

A

2

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In accordance with AFTO 00-25-172 (series), electrostatic bonding systems shall have a
total resistance of less than _____ ohms

A

10,000

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Fueling pressure at the fuel nozzle shall not exceed the maximum allowable pressure listed in the applicable aircraft flight manual
* MH-65 55 PSIG * MH-60 55 PSIG * HU-25 50 PSIG * HC-130 60 PSIG * HC-144 50 PSIG 4-6
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Overshoot not to exceed _____ of actual flow rate from the time the deadman control is released until the time flow stops completely
5% 4-6
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EMERGENCY FUEL SHUTOFF SYSTEM Fuel flow should be stopped within a maximum _____ overrun
5% 4-7
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Daily checks shall be completed on all aircraft fuel delivery equipment in continuous use once every _____ hours
24 5-2
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Before a clear and bright test can be conducted, how many quarts of fuel will be drained from all low point drains
2 5-2
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For fuel truck inspections ENSURE THAT THE PRIMARY PRESSURE CONTROL IS SET TO _____ PSI AT THE NOZZLE BEFORE THE SYSTEM IS PLACED BACK IN OPERATION
50 5-3 caution
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An aviation fuel surveillance program should maintain paper documentation for a minimum of daily, weekly, and monthly testing for a period of _____ months
12 6-1
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The clear and bright procedure completed daily or anytime when fuel condition is suspect from aircraft, all sumps and drains to include auxiliary tanks:
*Ensure 30 minutes after aircraft refueling and/or movement has occurred *Strip a minimum of 2 quarts from tank being sampled *Obtain approximately 1 pint for sample 6-1
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There are how many types of fuel tests are used at Coast Guard air station
4 clear and bright Detector Kit Tests flash point test API Gravity Determination 6-4
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There are three types of fuel samples taken at a Coast Guard air station
clear and bright A/S laboratory samples- monthly DOD laboratory samples- once a month 6-8
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For air stations, recirculate a minimum of _____ gallons of fuel in fuel trucks, fuel pit, other shore-based dispensing equipment
500 6-8
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If solid contaminants in fuel at aircraft dispensing points exceed _____ mg/L, notify unit engineering officer, maintenance officer, and the Aviation Fuel Surveillance Program Manager
1.0 6-9
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If solid contaminants exceed _____ mg/L, delivery of fuel to aircraft shall be stopped
2 6-9
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The limit of water contamination in turbine fuels is _____ ppm, determined by what test
10 AEL MK I tester 6-9
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Each unit’s fuel storage capability requires
1-gallon and 1-quart 6-9
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If the FSII level in bulk storage drops below 0.07% by volume, who must be notified
air station CO 6-4
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Transient aircrews, USA, USN, USAF, USMC, and foreign military aircraft shall be notified if the FSII level in bulk storage falls below _____ by volume
0.07% 6-4
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What are the testing kits for the Fuel System Icing Inhibitor
B/2 Anti-Icing Test Kit or FSII Refractometer 6-11
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After receipt of fuel, allow at least _____ hours of settling time per foot of fuel depth above the settling line before stripping the tanks of any free water
3 7-1
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Tank(s) that received the fuel should be recirculated within _____ hours
24 7-1
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Commercial grade fuels should not be stored for longer than _____ months. .
3 7-1
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The minimum level of FSII in fuel used by Coast Guard aircraft to prevent water/ice formation is
0.03% 7-1
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The normal level of FSII in the fuel is _____ by volume
0.07 to 0.15% 7-2
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The normal level of fuel system icing inhibitor in turbine fuel (FSII) is _____ by volume
0.07-0.15 percent PG 85-00-110 A p 1-5
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What are 2 reasons to use FSII in fuel
FSII lowers the freezing point of free water FSII also restricts bacterial growth 7-2
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The two basic methods for putting additives into fuel are what
manual (hand doping) or proportional injection- preferred 7-3
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Add FSII using the 590 ml (20ounce) aerosol can One 590 ml can of aerosol additive will inhibit _____ gallons of fuel to 0.087% by volume
180 7-3
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A minimum of how many people is required for every fuel transfer operation
2 8-1
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Who shall review all fueling plans and how often
CO annually 8-1
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DO NOT START COLD REFUELING OPERATIONS WHEN A LIGHTNING ADVISORY HAS BEEN ISSUED, INDICATING AN ELECTRICAL STORM IS WITHIN _____ NAUTICAL MILES OF THE AIRSTATION
5 8-2 Warning
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AIRCRAFT RADAR AND HF RADIOS SHALL NOT BE OPERATED IN THE TRANSMIT MODE WITHIN _____ FT OF COLD/HOT(EOIR for hot) REFUELING OPERATIONS
300 8-2 Warning 8-9 Caution
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There should be a minimum, how many 125/150 lb PKP fire extinguisher available for use
01 8-3
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No aircraft or Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) engines shall be started or stopped within _____ ft during cold refueling operations
50 8-3
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THE AIRCRAFT PRE-CHECK SYSTEM SIMULATES THE COMPLETION OF A FUELING EVOLUTION. ALL FUEL FLOW INTO THE AIRCRAFT SHALL STOP WITHIN _____ MINUTE OF THE SYSTEM BEING ACTIVATED
01 8-3 Caution
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Hot refueling procedures require a minimum of _____ people
04 fixed wing 03 rotary wing 8-7
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There shall be no smoking, open flames, spark or flame producing items, or radio transmissions items within _____ ft of a hot refueling operation
50 8-8
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Notify the local fire department at least _____ minutes before hot refueling
15 8-8
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For hot refueling: IF 125/150 LB PKP UNITS ARE USED, AT LEAST ONE MUST BE MANNED AND READY JUST OUTSIDE THE _____ FT FUEL SERVICING SAFETY ZONE. THE OTHER UNIT SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE WITHIN _____ FT OF THE FUEL SERVICING SAFETY ZONE
50 100 8-8 Caution
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The following area requirements must be met in order to conduct hot refueling operations: a.The hot refueling red circle shall be of sufficient diameter as to encompass the entire aircraft to include main rotor blades. b.Aircraft being hot refueled may not be positioned within _____ ft of any inhabited or uninhabited building. c.Unless specifically needed to conduct hot refueling operations, no equipment may be stored outside a building within _____ ft from boundary of the refueling spot.
100 100 8-8
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New construction is prohibited within how many feet of hot refueling area
200 ft 8-9 Note
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During hot refueling operations, the aircraft may not be taxied or positioned within: * _____ ft of an inhabited or uninhabited building * _____ ft from a parked aircraft * _____ ft from a taxiing aircraft
100 100 50 8-9
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Fuel truck is parked how far away from the aircraft during hot refuel
20 ft 8-9
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Aircraft shall not be positioned any closer than _____ ft from another aircraft or building
50 8-11
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Who may authorize concurrent fueling evolutions when operations require it.
The commanding officer 8-13
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Trucks, refuelers, etc shall not proceed or be driven closer than how many feet to the aircraft
10 ft 8-14
70
Ground/air surveillance radar shall not be operated within _____ ft of a fueling operation
ground- 300 air- 100 9-3
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Prohibit fueling operations within _____ nautical miles of an electrical/lightning storm in accordance with AFTO 00-25-172
5 9-4
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Fueling operations should not be conducted in sustained winds of over _____ knots
50 9-4
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Small spills covering an area up to _____ in any dimension (small priming spills) are normally of minor consequence
18 inches personnel standby until aircraft departs 10-2
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Medium spills can cover up to _____ ft in dimension, but not over _____ square feet. They shall have a fireguard posted upwind equipped with at least one 125/150 lb PKP fire extinguisher.
10 50 10-2
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Large spills over ______ square ft in area require handling by the “Spill Response Team.” This is normally the airport or local fire department
50 10-2
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Where can you find a sample fuel king designation letter and who designates the fuel king
Enclosure 1 of PG 170 EO ENCL 1