1. 3-1-1 N uclear B iological C hemical AIRCREW CBR ENSEMBLE Portable Test Kit Chemical Biological Radiological

2. 3-1-2 TERMINAL OBJECTIVE 3.1.0 To review the proper procedures for testing A/P22P-14(V)1 through (V)4 Respirator Assemblies on the A/E47T- 28 Test Set.

3. 3-1-3 ENABLING OBJECTIVES 3.1.1 Discuss the requirements for Bench Testing 3.1.2 Perform procedures for Pressure Test. 3.1.3 Perform procedures for Reverse Leakage Test. 3.1.4 Perform procedures for Functional Test. 3.1.5 Perform procedures for Overall Leakage Test. 3.1.5 Perform procedures for Overall Leakage Test.

4. 3-1-4 OVERVIEW n Bench Test n Pressure Test n Reverse Leakage Test n Functional Test n Overall Leakage Test

5. 3-1-5 BENCH TEST n Bench test shall be performed by a qualified aircrew survival equipmentman (PR). n The Tests shall be performed as close to NTP as possible (+15 o and 760 mm Hg.) n Where specified, test results shall be recorded on the Performance Test Sheet Performance Test SheetPerformance Test SheetNOTE: Before the following bench tests are performed, a DC power supply shall be acquired that is capable of providing an output of 3.75 Vdc @ 1 amp. Prior to testing, the Digital Test set shall have successfully passed its functional test.

6. 3-1-6 Performance Test Sheet

7. 3-1-7 Respirator Assembly Test Set - A/E47T-28

8. 3-1-8 PRESSURE TEST NOTE: Ensure J-manifold gasket is seated in base of J-manifold. n Attach adapters n Power supply n Set valves n Manometer reading shall not be <2.6 in H 2 O NOTE: Apply latex coating or SPRAYLAT, for protection of faceplate

9. 3-1-9 TESTING PROCEDURES n A/P22P-14 (V)1 A/P22P-14 (V)1 A/P22P-14 (V)1 n A/P22P-14 (V)2-4 A/P22P-14 (V)2-4 A/P22P-14 (V)2-4 n A/P23P-14A(V) A/P23P-14A(V)

10. 3-1-10 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 Inhalation & Hood Inlet Valves n Remove J-manifold n Support mask toggle harness. n Connect adapter M and Blank B7 n Set Valves BACK NEXT HOME

11. 3-1-11 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 n Rotate pump handle n Do not allow pressure to exceed –4.25 in. H 2 O. WARNING: Over-pressurization will collapse stepped rubber valve into valve seat. valve into valve seat. BACK NEXT HOME

12. 3-1-12 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 H-manifold Inlet Valve n Position H-manifold n Connect adapter K n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

13. 3-1-13 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 n Rotate pump handle. n Do not let pressure exceed –4.25 in. H 2 O. NOTE: Refer to table 4-4 if manometer does not read between –2 and -4 in. H 2 O BACK NEXT HOME

14. 3-1-14 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 Exhalation Outlet Valve n Remove cable ties n Remove snout n Invert hood NOTE: Wetting the O-ring on adapter H, will make it easier to fit the exhalation valve port. Ensure O-ring does not pop out. n Connect adapter H n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

15. 3-1-15 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 n Rotate pump handle. n Reading shall be 0.5- 1.0 in H 2 O. NOTE See table 4-4 for trouble shooting if needed. BACK NEXT HOME

16. 3-1-16 FUNCTIONAL TEST VARIANT 1 Compensated Exhalation Valve n Connect adapters n Fit neck seal n Connect power supply WARNING: Be careful not to rip the neck seal when fitting to neck seal stand. NOTE: If a DC power supply is not available, a fully charged NiCad battery pack may be used instead. BACK NEXT HOME

17. 3-1-17 FUNCTIONAL TEST VARIANT 1 n Set valves n Reading shall be 2.6 in. H 2 O or higher. n Remove adapter E n Pressure shall not be <1.5 in H 2 O BACK NEXT HOME

18. 3-1-18 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 Mask Assembly n Fit blanks and adapters NOTE: Wetting O-ring on adapter H makes it easier to fit into exhalation valve port. n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

19. 3-1-19 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 n Inflate hood to 2 in. H 2 O n Close V3 n Pressure is between 2.0 and 1.95 in. H 2 O –May be necessary to exceed 2.0 in H 2 O BACK NEXT HOME

20. 3-1-20 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 Hood Assembly NOTE The following test should only be performed to help isolate a leak in the mask. n Connect adapters and blanks n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

21. 3-1-21 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 1 n Maintain pressure at 2 in. H 2 O n Open hood outlet valve to reduce pressure if needed. Refer to table 4-4 NAVAIR 13- 1-6.10 for trouble shooting. Refer to table 4-4 NAVAIR 13- 1-6.10 for trouble shooting. BACK NEXT HOME

22. 3-1-22 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 Inhalation & hood inlet valves n Remove 90 0 rubber molding n Support mask toggle harness. n Connect adapter M and Blank B7 n Set Valves BACK NEXT HOME

23. 3-1-23 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 n Rotate pump handle n Do not allow pressure to exceed –4.25 in. H 2 O. WARNING: Over-pressurization will collapse stepped rubber valve into valve seat. valve into valve seat. BACK NEXT HOME

24. 3-1-24 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 H-manifold Inlet Valve n Position H-manifold n Connect adapter K n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

25. 3-1-25 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 n Rotate pump handle. n Do not let pressure exceed –4.25 in. H 2 O. NOTE: Refer to table 4-4 if manometer does not read between –2 and -4 in. H 2 O BACK NEXT HOME

26. 3-1-26 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 Exhalation Outlet Valve - n Remove cable ties n Remove snout n Invert hood NOTE: Wetting the O-ring on adapter H, will make it easier to fit the exhalation valve port. Ensure O-ring does not pop out. n Connect adapter H n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

27. 3-1-27 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 n Rotate pump handle. n Reading shall be 0.5- 1.0 in H 2 O. NOTE See table 4-4 for trouble shooting if needed BACK NEXT HOME

28. 3-1-28 FUNCTIONAL TEST VARIANT 2-4 Compensated Exhalation Valve - n Connect adapters n Fit neck seal WARNING: Be careful not to rip the neck seal when fitting to neck seal stand. NOTE: If a DC power supply is not available, a fully charged NiCad battery pack may be used instead. BACK NEXT HOME

29. 3-1-29 FUNCTIONAL TEST VARIANT 2-4 n Set valves n Reading shall be 2.6 in. H 2 O or higher. n Remove adapter E NOTE If air does not vent from exhalation valve, refer to table 4-4 n Pressure shall not be >1.5 in H 2 O BACK NEXT HOME

30. 3-1-30 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 Mask Assembly- n Fit blanks and adapters NOTE: Wetting O-ring on adapter H makes it easier to fit into exhalation valve port. n Set valves n Connect power supply BACK NEXT HOME

31. 3-1-31 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 n Inflate hood to 2 in. H 2 O n Close V3 n Pressure is between 2.0 and 1.95 in. H 2 O BACK NEXT HOME

32. 3-1-32 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 Hood Assembly- NOTE The following test should only be performed to help isolate a leak in the mask. n Connect adapters and blanks n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

33. 3-1-33 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST VARIANT 2-4 n Maintain pressure at 2 in. H 2 O n Open hood outlet valve to reduce pressure if needed. n Refer to table 4-4 for trouble shooting. BACK NEXT HOME

34. 3-1-34 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST A/P23P-14A(V) Inhalation & Hood Inlet Valves- n Remove J-manifold n Support mask toggle harness. n Connect adapter M and Blank B7 n Set Valves BACK NEXT HOME

35. 3-1-35 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST A/P23P-14A(V) n Rotate pump handle n Do not allow pressure to exceed –4.25 in. H 2 O. WARNING: Over-pressurization will collapse stepped rubber valve into valve seat valve into valve seat BACK NEXT HOME

36. 3-1-36 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST A/P23P-14A(V) Exhalation Outlet Valve - n Remove cable ties n Remove snout n Invert hood NOTE: Wetting the O-ring on adapter H, will make it easier to fit the exhalation valve port. Ensure O-ring does not pop out. n Connect adapter H n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

37. 3-1-37 REVERSE LEAKAGE TEST A/P23P-14A(V) n Rotate pump handle. n Reading shall be 0.5- 1.0 in H 2 O. NOTE See table 4-4 for trouble shooting if needed BACK NEXT HOME

38. 3-1-38 FUNCTIONAL TEST A/P23P-14A(V) Compensated Exhalation Valve - n Connect adapters n Fit neck seal WARNING: Be careful not to rip the neck seal when fitting to neck seal stand. NOTE: If a DC power supply is not available, a fully charged NiCad battery pack may be used instead. BACK NEXT HOME

39. 3-1-39 FUNCTIONAL TEST A/P23P-14A(V) n Set valves n Reading shall be 2.6 in. H 2 O or higher. n Remove adapter E Pressure shall not be >1.5 in H 2 O Pressure shall not be >1.5 in H 2 O BACK NEXT HOME

40. 3-1-40 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST A/P23P-14A(V) Mask Assembly- n Fit blanks and adapters NOTE: Wetting O-ring on adapter H makes it easier to fit into exhalation valve port. n Set valves n Connect power supply BACK NEXT HOME

41. 3-1-41 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST A/P23P-14A(V) n Inflate hood to 2 in. H 2 O n Close V3 n Pressure is between 2.0 and 1.95 in. H 2 O BACK NEXT HOME

42. 3-1-42 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST A/P23P-14A(V) Hood Assembly- NOTE The following test should only be performed to help isolate a leak in the mask. n Connect adapters and blanks n Set valves BACK NEXT HOME

43. 3-1-43 OVERALL LEAKAGE TEST A/P23P-14A(V) n Maintain pressure at 2 in. H 2 O n Open hood outlet valve to reduce pressure if needed. n Refer to table 4-4 for trouble shooting. BACK NEXT HOME

44. 3-1-44 Questions? n What are some tests that need to be performed?