Thickened Fuel Mixing And Transfer Unit

Item Name Code (INC) 62010

Chemical Weapons and Equipment: Federal Supply Class: FSC 1040; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 1040
Weapons: Federal Supply Group: FSG 10; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 10
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INC 62010 Thickened Fuel Mixing And Transfer Unit

A unit consisting of a proportioner, gasoline meter, filter-water separator, automatic sump, slurry tank, agar assembly, fuel pumps, valves, motor, electrical controls, and the like, mounted on a frame. It is designed to mix a base fuel with thickener to produce a flame weapon fuel. It artificially cures the mixture and pumps it into a weapons system or storage container. A heat exchanger kit may be included to heat the base fuel. Excludes MIXING AND TRANSFER KIT, THICKENED FUEL. For items which also supply compressed air, see SERVICE UNIT (as modified).

Additional Information for Thickened Fuel Mixing And Transfer Unit

The Thickened Fuel Mixing and Transfer Unit is a specialized equipment used in the field of chemical weapons and equipment. It falls under the supply class of Chemical Weapons and Equipment, which is part of the larger supply group of Weapons.

This unit is designed to handle and process thickened fuel, which is a type of fuel that has been modified to have increased viscosity or thickness. Thickened fuel is often used in military applications, particularly in the field of chemical warfare.

The Thickened Fuel Mixing and Transfer Unit is responsible for mixing and transferring the thickened fuel to the desired location or equipment. It ensures that the fuel is properly mixed and ready for use in various military operations.

This equipment is crucial in chemical warfare scenarios as it enables the efficient and safe handling of thickened fuel, which is a key component in certain chemical weapons and equipment.

Please note that the use and handling of chemical weapons and equipment are highly regulated and subject to international laws and treaties. It is important to adhere to these regulations and ensure the responsible and ethical use of such equipment.