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EVAPORATION LOSS TEST (BUILDUP AND SUPPLY MODE)
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Table  12-23.-Troubkshooting  (Flow  Test) 8. Remove the fill valve adapter you installed in step 1. FLOW  TEST To perform the flow test, proceed as follows: 1. Secure the converter in the rack on the test stand   countertop. 2. Using the Test Stand Hose Assembly, P/N 59A120-B5-12, connect the test stand FLOWMETER  CONNECTION,  NIP-4,  to  the CONVERTER  SUPPLY  OUTLET  CONNEC- TION,   NIP-5. 3. Using the Test Stand Hose Assembly, P/N 59A120-B5-47,  connect  the  test  stand  SUPPLY TO   CONVERTER   CONNECTION,   NIP-6,   to the  converter  quick-disconnect  coupling. 4.   Place   the   test   stand   FLOWMETER SELECTOR valve V-1 in the 0-150 1pm position. Open the TEST PRESSURE GAUGE BUILDUP AND  FLOW  valve  V-10.  You  should  not  have a reading of over 70 psig on the test pressure gauge PG-1. If the test pressure gauge reads over 70 psig, vent the converter system pressure to 70 psig (refer to  NAVAIR  13-1-6.4). 5.  Open  the  test  stand  CONVERTER  SUP- PLY  FLOW  CONTROL  valve,  V-9,  to  give  a flow   of   120   1pm   as   indicated   on   the FLOWMETER   INDICATOR   gauge,   PG-2. Maintain the flow for a minimum of 15 minutes. 6.  While  maintaining  a  120  1pm  flow,  the converter should maintain pressures of 55 to 90 psig  as  indicated  on  the  TEST  PRESSURE  gauge, PG-1.  Record  the  high  and  low  pressures  in  the indicated blocks in section 10 of the Performance Test Sheet. 7.  If  the  converter  supply  pressure  is  not within  limits,  locate  probable  cause  using  the troubleshooting  chart  (table  12-23). 8.  Continue  flowing  the  converter  until  it  is completely   empty   of   LOX.   Any   means   of evacuating LOX from the converter is acceptable, provided  all  safety  precautions  are  followed. 9. Disconnect the test stand hose assemblies, which you attached in steps 2 and 3. Close all test stand valves. CONVERTER   CHARGE Upon  completion  of  the  bench  test,  the converter  is  charged  with  gaseous  oxygen  to  25 to 30 psig to prevent entry of moisture and other contaminants during shipment/storage. To charge the  converter,  proceed  as  follows: 1. Secure the converter in the rack on the test stand  countertop,  unless  it  is  already  there. 2. Using the Test Stand Hose Assembly, P/N 59A120-B547, connect the test stand BELL JAR Figure  12-19.—Bench  test  decal. 12-32

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