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Section FC 2006: Aircraft and Motor Vehicle Fueling
2006.1 Motor vehicle fuel-dispensing facilities.
2006.2 Aircraft-fueling systems.
2006.3 Design of aircraft-fueling vehicles.
2006.3.1 Transfer apparatus.
2006.3.1.1 Internal combustion type.
2006.3.1.2 Gear operated.
2006.3.1.3 Vibration isolation.
2006.3.2 Pumps.
2006.3.3 Dispensing hoses and nozzles.
2006.3.4 Protection of electrical equipment.
2006.3.5 Venting of equipment compartments.
2006.3.6 Accessory equipment.
2006.3.7 Electrical bonding provisions.
2006.3.7.1 Bonding cables.
2006.3.7.2 Bonding cable protection.
2006.3.8 Smoking.
2006.3.9 Smoking equipment.
2006.4 Operation, maintenance and use of aircraft-fueling vehicles.
2006.4.1 Proper maintenance.
2006.4.2 Vehicle integrity.
2006.4.3 Removal from service.
2006.4.4 Identification of operator.
2006.4.5 Training.
2006.5 Fueling and defueling.
2006.5.1 Positioning of aircraft-fueling vehicles.
2006.5.1.1 Fueling vehicle egress.
2006.5.1.2 Aircraft vent openings.
2006.5.1.3 Parking.
2006.5.2 Electrical bonding.
2006.5.2.1 Conductive hose.
2006.5.2.2 Bonding conductors on transfer nozzles.
2006.5.2.3 Funnels.
2006.5.3 Training.
2006.5.4 Transfer personnel.
2006.5.4.1 Monitoring during fueling.
2006.6 Emergency fuel shutoff.
2006.6.1 Accessibility.
2006.6.2 Notification of the department.
2006.6.3 Determining cause.
2006.6.4 Testing.
2006.7 Protection of hoses.
2006.8 Loading and unloading of aircraft-fueling vehicles.
2006.8.1 Unloading of aircraft-fueling vehicles.
2006.9 Passengers.
2006.10 Sources of ignition.
2006.11 Fuel spill prevention and procedures.
2006.11.1 Fueling equipment maintenance.
2006.11.2 Transporting fuel nozzles.
2006.11.3 Drum fueling.
2006.11.4 Fuel spill procedures.
2006.11.5 Notification of the department.
2006.11.6 Investigation required.
2006.11.7 Multiple fuel delivery vehicles.
2006.12 Aircraft engines and heaters.
2006.13 Vehicle and equipment restrictions.
2006.13.1 Overwing fueling.
2006.14 Electrical equipment.
2006.14.1 Other equipment.
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2006.16 Lightning.
2006.17 Fuel-transfer locations.
2006.17.1 Position of aircraft.
2006.17.2 Fire equipment access.
2006.18 Defueling operations.
2006.19 Maintenance of aircraft-fueling hose.
2006.19.1 Inspections.
2006.19.1.1 Daily inspection.
2006.19.1.2 Monthly inspection.
2006.19.2 Damaged hose.
2006.19.3 Repairing hose.
2006.19.4 New hose.
2006.20 Aircraft-fueling vehicles parking.
2006.20.1 Parking area design.
2006.21 Radar equipment.
2006.21.1 Direction of radar beams.
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2006.3 Design of aircraft-fueling vehicles.
Aircraft-fueling vehicles shall be designed in accordance with FC 2006 and NFPA 407.
2006.3.1 Transfer apparatus.
Aircraft-fueling vehicles shall be equipped and maintained with an approved transfer apparatus.
2006.3.1.1 Internal combustion type.
Where such transfer apparatus is operated by an individual unit of the internal-combustion-motor type, such power unit shall be located as remotely as practicable from pumps, piping, meters, air eliminators, water separators, hose reels, and similar equipment, and shall be housed in a separate compartment from any of the aforementioned items. The fuel tank in connection therewith shall be suitably designed and installed, and the maximum fuel capacity shall not exceed 5 gallons (19 L) where the tank is installed on the engine. The exhaust pipe, muffler and tail pipe shall be shielded.
2006.3.1.2 Gear operated.
Where operated by gears or chains, the gears, chains, shafts, bearings, housing and all parts thereof shall be of an approved design and shall be installed and maintained in an approved manner.
2006.3.1.3 Vibration isolation.
Flexible connections for the purpose of eliminating vibration are allowed if the material used therein is designed, installed, operated and maintained in an approved manner, provided such connections do not exceed 24 inches (610 mm) in length.
2006.3.2 Pumps.
Pumps of a positive-displacement type shall be provided with a bypass relief valve set at a pressure of not more than 35 percent in excess of the normal working pressure of such unit. Such units shall be equipped and maintained with a pressure gauge on the discharge side of the pump.
2006.3.3 Dispensing hoses and nozzles.
Hoses shall be designed for the transferring of hydrocarbon liquids and shall not be any longer than necessary to provide efficient fuel transfer operations. Hoses shall be equipped with an approved shutoff nozzle. Fuel-transfer nozzles shall be self-closing and designed to be actuated by hand pressure only. Notches and other devices shall not be used for holding a nozzle valve handle in the open position. Nozzles shall be equipped with a bonding cable complete with proper attachment for aircraft to be serviced.

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