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TO 00-25-172 - Robins Air Force Base

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<strong>TO</strong> <strong>00</strong>-<strong>25</strong>-<strong>172</strong><br />

ous area electrical distribution system and potential<br />

ignition source. Positioning of electrical circuits<br />

and switches shall not be changed during<br />

fuel servicing operations.<br />

(3) In second or third generation HAS/PAS, the<br />

placement of aircraft off centerline to support<br />

double-stuff conditions increases the level of risk<br />

for fuel servicing operations to the approximate<br />

equivalency of operations in a first or modified<br />

first generation HAS/PAS and would require the<br />

same restrictions.<br />

b. Fuel servicing vehicles may be positioned inside or<br />

outside of shelters. When positioned inside they will<br />

be backed into the shelter on the right or left side of<br />

the aircraft. Except during nose-in or double-stuff conditions,<br />

the nearest part of the fuel servicing vehicle<br />

must not be closer than 3 feet from the shelter wall or<br />

door. (R-11 fuel servicing vehicles are exempt from<br />

the minimum 3 feet clearance requirements for nosein,<br />

nose-out, and double-stuff conditions.) Whether one<br />

or more aircraft are parked within a HAS/PAS, the<br />

FSSZ must be strictly enforced during servicing operations.<br />

4.10 FOUR BASIC TYPES OF HAS/PAS ARE<br />

SHOWN IN FIGURE 4-1.<br />

4-10

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