TM 5-3895-374-10ItemProcedure13Using the hydraulic control valve mounted on the left hand side of the platform, extend the drum feed cylinderpushing the drum into the tank. (One or two drums may be pushed in at one time).NOTEThe drum will not go all the way into the tank. Proceed with the next one or two drums and placethem in the drum feed system. Extend the hydraulic cylinder and the first two drums will bepushed all the way into the tank and the second one or two will protrude slightly.14Continue this process as long as required.15At one to two hour intervals, transfer the liquid asphalt from the dedrummer tank to the asphalt tanker byrunning the asphalt transfer pump mounted on the front of the asphalt tanker. Open the valve to the asphalttank and select the asphalt pump switch to the ON position. Run the pump for as long a period as required toempty the dedrummer tank.16Select OFF on the asphalt pump switch and close the valve to the asphalt tank.17The empty drums will exit the doors at the rear of the tank.NoteIf the drums are not empty of asphalt when they exit the dedrummer tank, they are nothot enough. Correct this by increasing the set point temperature of the hot oil heater(caution: do not exceed 4000) or increase the time that the drums are in the tank.18Upon completion of the dedrumming operations, pump all asphalt cement from the dedrummer tank, close thefour valves to the hot oil lines connecting the dedrummer and the asphalt tanker. Allow the dedrummer to coolbefore attempting to remove the last of the empty drums from the tank.19On the hydraulic power pack, select the breaker to the OFF position.2-21Operating MalfunctionsThe following are some of the malfunctions which may be encountered during the, operation of the plant. Specific stepsare provided for the operator to control the malfunction. It is important that these steps be followed to avoid damage to theequipment and to avoid a hazardous situation for personnel.page 2-120
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