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TM 43-0156
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1-1.
General
a.This technical manual (TM) provides the instructions and information necessary to provide a level A pack
for nontactical generators listed in table 1-1.
b.This TM also establishes the instructions for a rapid method of preparing nontactical generator sets and
power plants for field packaging. Certain conditions will necessitate removal of military equipment from one
geographical area to another within a short time frame. Should these conditions occur, normal preservation and
packing methods will not apply. Preservation instructions contained in appendix B will be followed to afford
protection against corrosion and deterioration for appropriate mode of shipment and storage. Application of this
manual will be as directed by the MACOM, Theater and/or Army Commander for equipment in their
1-2. Scope
These instructions prescribe the processing required to preserve and protect nontactical generator and power
plants from damage, corrosion, and deterioration. The appendixes supply preservation instructions, depot
packaging, depreservation, field packaging, and loading data.
1-3. Safety Instructions
a.Observe safe operating procedures at all times, particularly when handling cleaning materials.
b.Gasoline for cleaning purposes is hazardous and must not be used. Adequate cleaning materials are
prescribed herein.
c. Avoid skin contact with cleaning solvents. Use synthetic rubber gloves.
d.Observe fire regulations when using paint and lacquer thinners as both items are highly flammable.
e.Hydrocarbon solvents are destructive to natural rubber and some plastics, and must not be used on such
material. These solvents are petroleum products such as gasoline, benzene, kerosene, Stoddard's solvent, and
dry cleaning agents (naphthas).
f. Fire protection equipment must be adequately distributed throughout work areas.
g.Place rags and waste that have been saturated with solvents in a covered container.
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