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Module F (Quizlet 7)
Technical Escort - CRT Operations
Question | Answer |
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Where will heavy munitions leak from? | Fuze wells, filler plugs, seams, etc |
Where will light munition leak from? | Anywhere |
How do you confirm a leak with a single munition? | M8 paper, ICAM or LCD (JCAD) |
How do you confirm a leak with multiple munition | Separate non-leaking from leaking munitions, if there is no liquid: a vapor test is required. If there is liquid, each item must decontaminated prior to vapor test |
How do you package a non-leaker munition? | May require decontamination and movement if liquid leak occurred and require a single layer of packaging |
How do you package a leaker munition? | Must be sealed/packaged and requires two layers of packaging |
What are the four factors to be considered for decontamination? | Agent to be decontaminated, time available, type of surface contaminated and concentration of agent |
What are the five ways to suppress leaks? | Upright the munitions, tightening the lifting plugs, plugging holes, sealing with tape and cooling the munitions |
What are the four way to seal a leak? | Masking/adhesive tape, plaster of paris (POP), epoxy sealant and bag and go |
What is the ideal sealing method for cracks and holes? | Plaster of Paris (POP) |
What are the 5 plastic packaging options? | Plastic bags (6mil min), body bags, sheet plastic (6mil min), bubbled sheet plastic and additional tape required with plastic |
What are the 3 munition packaging requirements | Package on site, support inside container with cushioning material and continue monitoring throughout transport |
What are the over pack requirements? | Sturdy/airtight, non-reactive with decontamination agent and chemical agent and capable of encapsulating the entire munition |
Step 1 to neutralize at the incident site? | Prepare the materials needed for the method you have chosen |
Step 2 to neutralize at the incident site? | Prepare the site |
Step 3 to neutralize at the incident site? | Gross contamination |
Step 4 to neutralize at the incident site? | Apply the sealant |
Step 5 to neutralize at the incident site? | Decontamination and monitoring |
Step 6 to neutralize at the incident site? | Package the munition |
Step 7 to neutralize at the incident site? | Over pack the munition |