PS Magazine - NOVEMBER 1985

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 396

NOVEMBER 1985

PS Magazine - NOVEMBER 1985 - Page 29 of 35
DS2, HTH and STB chemicals are
murder on brass, copper, aluminum,
plastics
a
other materials.
Even the fmes are corrosive ±±.
which means NBC equipment could be
damaged when stored near or next to
open chemical containers.
The idea is, iF you have to open the
chemical containers, use up all oF the
contents. That way, you won't be stor-
ing open containers .
.. and there wiL be
no contents to dIspose oF.
²F you use DS2 in your M³³ decons,
´r instance, use the 1 1/3 quart conµ
'
IlL
taIner (¶SN 6850·¸¹753·4827). That's
just enough ´r the M 11. Spray out all
Use smA±²
cAn with
M11
oF the DS2 in the M 11. DS2, ´r inº
stance, is only goo» ´r 48 hours a¼er
it is exposed to air .
.. even iF you just
½reak its container seal.
²F you »o have chemicals le¼ over in
containers, they shoul» ½e »isposed oF
as TM 43¾0003µ28 says¿
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4
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DS2 is covered in Para 3µ24; STB is
in Para 3À39. HTÁ can be disposed oF
lIke STB (para 3µ39).
To beat DS2 rust with your M³³ 's,
use water and corrosion inhibitor, NSN
6850µ00µÂ53ÃÄ967,
instead oF the
chemÅcal durIng trAÆ Çor better rust
control an» more realistic training, use
antiÈeeze, NSN 6850É00µ181Ã7929±
Use a halF water, halF antiÈeeze mÅx.
Thorough²y
Rinse
contAiner
²F you switch Èom antIÈeeze or water mixture to DS2, remove the liquid and
thoroughly rinse the M 11 contaIner.
Dr
your M³³ with warm air (iF a source is available) be´re you ad» DS2
or store the equipment. Otherwise, antiÈeeze or Êwater residue will cancel the
eËect oF DS2 or corrode your M 11.
NBC and the BA-3030
Remember two thIngs about the
BÌÍ3030 baÎÎeries you ue in your M42
alarm or other NBC equipment:
1± Never substitute BÌÃ30 batteries
´r your B̵3030's. The BÏÃ30's lose
poweÐ ÑsÒ Óhey may leak and »amagÔ
your equipment.
´emove
bAµteries
befoRe
sµoRing
2 .
Õ
Remove the ½aÖteries when you
st×re the
Ø
equipment to prevent damage
Èom swollen, leaking old batteries.
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