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5.10.1
(continued)
No substitutions whatsoever shall be made without checking
with Sailcrafter Engineering.
5.
After the assembly of the stove and tank are completed
the following tests should be preformed.
a.
Fasten a quick disconnect fitting to the LPG
fitting so that a hand air pump can be connected
to apply pressure to the system.
b.
Close all valves on the stove and pump
air pressure up to 10 psi and observe
the pressure gauge for possible tank leaks.
c.
If no tank leaks are observed in test "a" above, the
tank stove system shall be left with this pressure
applied for a minimum period of five hours.
6.
For final inspection the following test should be made.
a.
Air pressure shall be applied to 10 psi with the
tank valve open and all stove valves closed.
b.
If there is no measurable drop in pressure in a one
hour period the system shall be considered
acceptable.
7.
If at any time during any of the tests described in this
procedure a leak is detected, the source of the leak shall be
found and corrected, and the test shall be started over again.
5.10.2
INSTALLATION OF ALCOHOL STOVES
Alcohol stoves and their remote supply tanks shall be installed and
connected in the following manner.
1.
The stove must be securely mounted on its gimbals in
such a manner that it can swing freely ± 30° from
vertical. Stainless steel cotter pins must be installed
to retain the stove in the gimbals.
SECTION 5
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