TM 55-1930-209-14&P-1
Section III. Operating Instructions
15-10 Operating controls and Indicators. Information about shore discharge system operating controls and indicators
is contained in Table 15-2 and shown in Figures 15-2 thru 15-10. Operating valves are shown in Figures 15-7 thru 15-10
and are listed in Table 15-3.
15-11 Prestart procedures. Before operating shore discharge system operation, be sure to check system for damage
and perform the following before operation checks:
a.
Wipe components dean, especially gauges and control panels.
b.
Check for leaks, paying special attention to all joints, valves, fittings, and piping. Report leaks to shift leader so
corrective action can be taken.
c.
Check for damage, especially to pressure gauges, filters, and control panels.
d.
Check for loose or missing securements and fasteners. Tighten or replace as necessary.
e.
Check wiring for loose connections and frayed cables. Secure as necessary. Repair or replace damaged cables.
f.
Check hydraulic power unit reservoir sight gauge to make sure reservoir is full of oil. Add oil if necessary.
g.
Make sure steel chute surfaces are smooth and free of gouges, damage, or roughness that could damage the
hose. Repair as necessary.
15-12 Operating procedures. During operating procedures, perform the following during operation checks:
a.
Check for leaks, paying special attention to all joints, valves, fittings, and piping. Report leaks to shift leader so
corrective action can be taken.
b.
Check for loose or missing securements and fasteners. Tighten or replace as necessary.
c.
Check wiring for loose connections. Tighten as necessary.
d.
Be alert to unusual noises or overheating that might indicate a pending malfunction. Report these occurrences to
the shift leader for possible troubleshooting and corrective action.
e.
Make sure all components operate normally.
f.
Make sure readings on hydraulic power unit piston pump low (return) pressure gauge and piston pump high
(discharge) pressure gauge are the same. Adjust bias settings if readings differ.
g.
Check hydraulic power unit filter pressure gauges. If pressure gauges indicate a requirement for filter element
replacement, notify shift leader so this can be done after operation is completed.
15-12.1 Discharge hose deployment
WARNING
Make sure good communications between barge and shore facility have been
established to coordinate discharge hose deployment.
15-12.1.1 Predeployment procedures. Before deploying the discharge hose, make sure the predeployment operations
in paragraphs 15-12.1.1 thru 15-12.1.1.3 have been performed.
WARNING
Shore winch must be positioned and securely anchored before It pulls discharge
hose to shore.
15-12.1.1.1 Shore winch Installation. Make sure the shore winch (20-ton capacity) has been properly positioned and
secured according to procedures in TM 55-1930-209-14&P-21.
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