Handling Petroleum Products
Publisher: Washington [D.C.] : G.P.O.
Published: 1946-02-01
Language: eng
Description: TM 10-466 Handling Petroleum Products, 1946-02-01
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: SECTION I. INTRODUCTION.; title: Purpose and Scope 1 1; title: II. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS.; title: Responsibility for procurement and distribution 2 2; title: Varieties 3 2; title: Processing 4 2; title: Gasoline 5 2; title: Kerosene 6 4; title: Diesel fuel 7 5; title: Lubricants and greases 8 5; title: Flow of petroleum supplies 9 6; title: III. PETROLEUM HANDLING PERSONNEL.; title: Selection 10 9; title: Training 11 9; title: Quartermaster gasoline supply company, T/O & E 10-77 12 9; title: Quartermaster base petroleum supply company, T/O & E 10-377 13 10; title: Quartermaster truck company (petroleum), T/O & E 10-37 14 11; title: Quartermaster service organization, T/O & E 10-500 15 11; title: Petroleum products laboratory, T/O & E 10-500 16 12; title: Quartermaster cooperation with other forces 17 13; title: IV. HANDLING FACILITIES.; title: Means of transporting 18 14; title: Marking of containers 19 16; title: Equipment, permanent type 20 16; title: Equipment, quartermaster mobile type 21 16; title: Maintenance of equipment 22 20; title: Use of captured enemy equipment 23 23; title: V. RECEIVING AND DISPENSING FUELS.; title: Transferring gasoline, general 24 24; title: Transfer from pipe lines to storage tanks 25 24; title: Transfer from storage tanks to trucks or cars 26 25; title: Transfer from trucks or cars to drums 27 27; title: Transfer from drums to cans 28 31; title: Transfer from cans to users 29 34; title: VI. STORAGE OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS.; title: Inside storage 30 36; title: Selection of outside storage area 31 36; title: Plan of storage area 32 36; title: Construction of base 33 38; title: Method of stacking 34 38; title: Inspection of containers 35 41; title: Re-using drums in the field 36 42; title: VI. STORAGE OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS. Continued.; title: Products in damaged containers 37 42; title: Stationary storage tanks 38 43; title: Field expedients 39 44; title: VII. FIRE PROTECTION.; title: Classes of fires 40 46; title: Causes of petroleum fires 41 46; title: Fire plan 42 46; title: Fire precautions 43 47; title: Principles of extinguishing fires 44 48; title: Methods of extinguishing fires 45 49; title: VIII. OTHER HANDLING HAZARDS.; title: Inhaling vapors 46 55; title: Injury to skin and eyes 47 55; title: Lead poisoning 48 55; title: Accidents 49 55; title: IX. CONTAMINATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS.; title: General 50 57; title: Dirt 51 57; title: Water 52 57; title: Gum 53 58; title: Combination with other petroleum products 54 58; title: Samples 55 59; title: X. VOLUME ADJUSTMENTS.; title: Gauging gasoline tanks 56 62; title: Temperature 57 62; title: Evaporation 58 63; title: XI. CAMOUFLAGE AND DEMOLITION.; title: Camouflage 59 64; title: Demolition of petroleum products 60 64; title: APPENDIX I. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS COMMONLY USED IN THEATERS OF OPERATIONS 67; title: II. CONSUMPTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 69; title: III. TABLES OF PETROLEUM WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS 72; title: IV. MARKING OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 74; title: V. LAYOUTS FOR GASOLINE-BULK BREAKDOWN POINTS 75; title: VI. VOLUME CORRECTION TABLES FOR PETROLEUM OILS ACCORDING TO TEMPERATURE 82; title: VII. EVAPORATION LOSSES BY MOTOR GASOLINE IN STORAGE TANKS 84; title: VIII. CLEANING AND REPAIRING GASOLINE CONTAINERS 85; title: INDEX  96