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RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS EXIST IN CALIBRATOR SET,

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Radiation Hazard Information THE FOLLOWING RADIATION HAZARDINFORMATION MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BY ALL PERSONNELBEFORE OPERATING THE AN/UDM-2. HAZARDOUS RADIOACTIVEMATERIALS ARE PERMANENTLY INSTALLED IN THE AN/UDM-2.REFER TO PARAGRAPHS 1-11, 3-1, AND 4-1 AND TO APPENDIX A FORINFORMATION. ON HANDLING, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL OFRADIOACTIVE MATERIALS. THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONARYMEASURES MUST BE OBSERVED, IN ADDITION TO THOSE IN TB 11-6665-22712.

1. NEVER PEER DIRECTLY INTO THE ACCESS HOLE WHILE THETOP COVER IS SWUNG AWAY.

2. NEVER POKE AROUND LNTO THE ACCESS HOLD WITH ANYSHARP-POINTED OBJECTS.

3. THE AN/UDM-2 WILL BE USED ONLY UNDER THE DIRECTIONOF A RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION OFFICER.

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CALIBRATOR SET,

RADIAC ANIUDM-2

(NSN 6665-00-179-9037)

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*.Operator's and Organizational Maintenance Manual

CALIBRATOR SET, RADIAC AN/UDM-2

(NSN 6665-00-179-9037)

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CHrAP 1. INTRODUCTIONSection . General

Index of technical publications . 1-2 1-

Maintenance forms, records, and reports::*:::::::*:::::: * 1-1Administotive sator..s ......................-. l-iDestructi of•Amy electronics materiel .................... 1-3 1-1

II . R e p or t o f e o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..p. . . . . . . 1-r6 i -Rsportingequipment improvement recommendations (EIR) ............ 1-6.1 1-1Nuclear Regulatory Comminawn (NRC) requiremsnr ...................................... 1-6.2. 1-1Description and dataPurpose and use ........... ! ........................................................... 1-7 1--3Taclnical c arteri-sticas ................................. ............ ................. 1-6 1-3Itms comprising an operable Calibrator Set. Radiac AN/UDM-2 ........................... 1 1-3Description of Calibrator Set. R Ais ANI.UDM-2 ........................................ 1-10 1-3

Pr•cwtions ........................................................ ............. 1- 1-6

CRAPYUER 2. INSTALLATIONnp .. . .................................. ............. 2-1 2-1

Chwcking umpacked equipment..................................................... 2-2 2-1.. Prop _r-tw for ue............................... ............................... 2-3 2-1

CRAPm 3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSGen rl .... .............. ................................................ .......... 3-1 3-1Controls and indic ............................................................... 3-'2 3-1d

Dosimeter checkin . ................ .......... . ..... 3-3 3--2Calibrating Radiacmeter IM-174(*)/P0 ........... ....... 3-- 3-5

Calibrating Radiac Set AN/PDR-27(*) .......... : .......... 3- 3-

Calibrating Radiac Set AN!PDR-60 ................. . 3-6 3-14Checkin Aria Radic Systsm AN/ATR-6. ...................................... . 3-1 3-14

Czwrum 4. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS* Scope of maintenance... ....... ........................................... 4-1 4-1

Toole and equipment required " 4-2 4-1Prevn tive W."t o .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,-,3 4-1Prvntv manea cecek and aw "es(PU(S) ..................................... 4-,$ 4-1Cleaning and touchup painting instructions .............................................. 4•-6 4.-2Z

Troulmhooting ................................................................ 4- 4-S

Anwmnwx A. REFE .RE .NCES... ...................................................................... A-1

B. BASIC ISSUE ITEMS LIST (BIIL) AND ITEMS TROOP INSTALLED OR AUTHORIZED

LIST (ITAL) (Not applicasblel

C. MAINTENANCE ALLOCATIONSection I. ................................. C-

II. M -inten n e allocation ..................... ....................................... C-5

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CHAPTER iINTRODUCTION

Section 1. General

1-1. Scopea. This manual describes Calibrator Set, Radiac

AN/U-DM-2 (fig. 1-1) and covers its installation,operation, and organizational maintenance. Itincludes instructions for initial service, operationcleaning, and inspection of the equipment.

b. Official nomenclature followed by (*) is used toindicate all models of an equipment referenced in thismanual. Thus, Radiac Set AN/PDR-27(') representsAN/PDR-27J, AN/PDR-27L, AN/PDR-27P, AN/PDR-27Q, AN/PDR-27R and AN/PDR-27S; RadiacmeterIM-9(')/PD represents IM-9E/PD and IM-9F/PD;Radiacmeter IM-93(*)IT.D represents IM-931UD andIM-93A/UD; Radiacmeter IM-174(') represents IM-174/PD, IM-174A/PD and LM-174B/PD.

1-2. Index of Technical PublicationsRefer to the latest issue of DA Pamn 310-4 to determinewhether there are new editions, changes, or additionalpublications pertaining to the equipment.

.- 1-3. Maintenance Forms, Records, andReports

a. Reports of Maintenance and UnsatisfactoryEquipment. Department of the Army forms andprocedures used for equipment maintenance will bethose prescribed by TB 750-25-1 Maintenance ofSupplies and Equipment: Army Test, Measurementand Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) Calibration andRepair Support Program.

b. Report of Packaging and Handling Deficiencies.Fill out and forward SF 364 (Report of Discrepancy(ROD)) as prescribed in AR 735-11-2/DLAR4140.55/NAVMATLNST 4355.73/AFR 400-54/MCO4430.3E.

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1-6. Reporting Errors and RecommendingImprovementsYou can help improve this manual. If you find 'anymistakes or if you know of a way to improve theprocedures, please let us know. Mail your letter or DAForm 2028 (Recommended Changes to Publicationsand Blank Forms) direct to Commander, US ArmyCommunications-Electronics Command, ATTN:DRSEL-ME-MQ, Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703. A replywill be furnished direct to you.

1-6.1 Reporting Equipment ImprovementRecommendations (EIR)If your Calibrator Set, Radiac AN/UDM-2 needsimprovement, let us know. Send us an EIR. You, theuser, are the only one who can tell us what you don'tlike about your equipment. Let us know why you don'tlike the design. Put it on an SF 368 (Quality DeficiencyReport). Mail it to Commander, US ArmyCommunications-Electronics Command, ATTN:DRSEL-ME-MQ, Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703. We'llsend you a reply.

1-6.2 Nuclear Regulatory Commission(NRC) RequirementsThe US Nuclear Regulatory Commission setsstandards/conditions and issues licenses for use ofradioactive material in the United States. TheAN/UDM-2 comes under the NRC regulations and alicense for its use has been issued. Informationrequired by the NRC license/regulations is containedbelow.

a. Radiation Protection. Users of the ANIUDM-2should refer to instructions on control, safe handling,storage and transportation contained in TB11-6665-227-12. Operation and maintenanceinstructions for the AN/IUDM-2 are contained in thismanual. These two publications, TB 11-6665-227-12and TM 11-6665-277-12, satisfy the radiationprotection requirements of the NRC regulations (title10, chapter 1, Code of Federal Regulations, parts 19and 20).

b. Notice to Employees. Form NRC-3, Notice toEmployees, contained in the back of this manual, maybe removed for posting wherever the AN/UDM-2 isused and/or stored. The posting requirements arecontained on the form.

c. NRC License. The NRC license for theAN/UDM-2 and documents relating to that license areheld by the US Army Electronics Command Safety

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c. Discrepancj in Shipment Report (DISREP) SF361). Fill out and forward Discrepancy in ShipmentReport (DISREP) (SF 361) as prescribed inAR55-38/NAVSUPINST 4610.33B/AFR 75-18/MCO4610.19CtDLAR 4500.15.

1-4. Administrative StorageAdministrative storage of AN/UDM-2 shall be inaccordance with TB 11-6665-2M7-12.

1-5. Destruction of Army ElectronicsMaterielDestruction of Army electronics materiel to preventenemy use shall be in accordance with TM 750-244-2.

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Office at Fort Monmouth. NJ. ANIUDM-2 users mayrequest further information on these documents byietter addressed to: Commander, US Army

I Communications-Eiectronics Command, AT'N.:SDRSEL-SF-H, For- Monmou:h, NJ 0T703. Requests

.or "u,-rter i4rormation may also be made by phone bycalling on AUTOVON 995-4427.

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Section I1. DZSCRiTION AND DATA

1-7. Purrose and Use(fig. 1.1)

a. Purpose. Calibrator Set, Radiac ANIUDM-2 (con-sisting of two main sections (b below)) provides the

facilities for checidng the operational reliability and

calibration accuracy of various radiacmeters andradiac sets.

b. Use. Calibrator, Radiac TS-•3495/DM.2 (dischargewell assembly) is used to check Radiacmeters

F. 1&-93()/fLD, S-147/PD, and IM-9E/PD (dosirneters).

Calibrator, Radiac TS-3494/UDM-2 ( nR ATWD aasem-Ubly) is used to check Radiacmeter IM-174()/PD (radiac-

meter), Radiac Set AN/PDR.Z7(*) (radiac set), RadiacSet AN/PDR-40, and Aerial Radiac System AN/ADR-6&

1-8. Technical CharacteristicsType of nrdioactive isotope in

each source casule ......... Strontium-Yttrium 90 (Sr-YSO).Decay of isotope ........... 27.7 years half lila.

Quantit7 of isotope:Discharge well assembly...

RAT EM mT , ER assembly .....

Three encapsulated sources of 25millicuries each. One encapsui-ated source of 20 microcuries.

One encapsulated source of 25millicuries.

Type of radiation emitted ...... Beta particles.

Bremmstrahlung produced .....

Ma.mum range of betaparticles in air ..............

Stopwatch indication ......

Radiation dnserata from sourcs(4) no greater than 2 milliradaper hour at outer cas surface.

20 feet.Two indications:

a minute hand. for a max-imum of 30 minutes and aseonmd hand for a masimumof 60 seeonds.

1-9. Items Comprising an Operable Calibra-tor Set, Radiac AN/UDM-2

(figs. 1-1, 1-2, and 1-3)The components of the ANAUDM-2 that make up anoperable, equipment are listed in table 1-1.

Table 1-1. Ilama C.mprisig an Operable Calibaor .tSe Radi.c AVIUDM.2

Itemm (iuj D]WI

6WoOM.00410447 Calbrto,Radim TS4494/UDM- 1 5129 12106665-00-610-1496 Calibrator. Radiac T 1UM DM-2 I 824 12 12 18•4

Not available Adaptw, ANIADR4 1 2% 3%/4 221.Not available Adapter probe. ANMPDR-60 1 2 5 .... 14Not available Stopwatch 1 ........

Not aailable Spacer block I - . 2_ .1. - Vs

1-10. Description of Calibrator Set, RadiacAN/U AM-2

Calibrator Set, Radiac AN/UDM-2 (fig. 1-1) consists oftwo major assemblies, Calibrator, RadiacTS-3495/UDM-2 and Calibrator, RadiacTS-3441UDM-2, plus the AN/PDR-60 adapter probe,and the AN/ADR-6 adapter. Each major assembly ishoused in one-half of a waterproof, aluminum case.

UJ A handle is provided on eachassemblyt o facilitate handling.

a. Ca•rator, Radiac 7T.3495IUDM-2 (fig. 1-2) Thediseharge well assembly consists of a discharge well, a

dosimeter shelf, and a stopwatch. The dosimeter shelfcontains 30 holes (to hold dosimeters to be tested) andthe discharge well. The discharge well contains four Sr-Y90 sources (one 20 microcurie source and three 25millicurie sources). The sources are arranged to radiateinto a central cavity. Two fields of radiation are pro-vided within the discharge well; one field is provided bythe 20-microcurie source (upper field), the other field isprovided by the three 25-millicurie sources (lower field).The upper field will cause Radiacmeter IM-9E.PD todischarge but will have no effect on RadiacmeterIM-93(*)/PD or IM-I47IPD. The lower field will cause

the 3M-9S(*YPD or the IM-147fPD to discharge and willalso cause the IM-9E/PD to discharge within two sec-onds. An acces hole in the top of the discharge

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weil provides access to the radiation fields in thecavity. The cavity is vertically placed in the,"-- -arge weil. The lower field of radiation is

i off from the access hole by a spring-loaded)rm. This spring-loaded platform is opened

wrien a dosimeter is inserted deep into the accesshole. A spring-loaded swivel cover attached to thetop of the discharge well covers the access hole.The key-operated lock is mounted on the swivel

cover to prevent accidental exposure of the accesshole. The swivei cover is moved sideways toexpose the access hole and will move back over theaccess hoie when the cover is released. A shippinglock Ls also mounted on the swivel cover to preventaccidental movement of the cover during transit.The stopwatch, mounted on the swivel cover,times the period of exposure for the dosimeterbeing checked.

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r b. Calibrator, Radilac TS-3494/UDM'2 (fig. 1-3).','The RAZ.g-TZR assembly consists of a drawer

and a spacer block. The drawer contains anencapsulated 25-millicurie Sr.Y90 source. Access tothe radiation field created by the source is gainedthrough a sliding drawer within the drawer. Ashutter is located between :he sliding drawer andth•e encapsulated source. The shutter has two holeswhich provide radiation fields in the detectorequivalent to external gamma field of 100 rad/hrand 10 rad/hr. The shutter and sliding drawer are

interconnected so that the shutter cannot exposethe source unless the drawer is fully closed. A key-operated lock is provided to prevent accidentalmovement of the shutter. The shutter can only beoperated when the key-operated lock is open(unlocked) and the sliding drawer is fully closed. Ashipping lock mechanically locks the sliding drawerwhen the equipment is not in use. The spacingblock provides varying field intensities that areused to calibrate radiacmeter probes.

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c. Miscellaneous. The AN/PDR-60 adapterprobe (fig. 1-i) is furnished to enable checking the

-ational capability of the gamma range ofac Set AN/PDR.60. The AN/ADR-6 adapter

. 'urnished to enable checking Aerial RadiacSystem AN/ADR-6.

1-li. PrecautionsThe radiation hazard information must be

understood by all personnel before operating theAN/UDM-2. Hazardous radioactive materials arepermanently installed in the major assemblies (fig.1-1). Refer to the inside of the front cover and toTB 11-6665-227-12 for information on handling,storage, transportation, operation, and disposal ofthe radioactive materials.

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CHAPTER 2

INSTALLATION

2-1. Unpacking.. (fig. 2-1)

a. Packaging Data. When packed for shipment.the AN/UTDM-2 is packaged in an inner corrugatedcarton. The packaged AN/UDM.2 is furtherprotected by being placed in an outer corrugatedcarton. All joints and seams on both cartons aresealed with waterproof, pressure-sensitive tape.Corrugated fillers are placed around the six sidesof the package. The outside dimensions of thecomplete package are approximately 17 incheslong, 161/2 *inches wide, and 15 inches high. Thevolume is 2.5 cubic feet and the total weight isapproximately 35 pounds.

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(1) Remove the waterproof, pressure-sensitivetape from the top of the outer corrugated carton.

(2) Lift open the flaps and remove the top andside corrugated fillers.

(3) Remove the inner corrugated cartoncontaining the AN/UDM-2.

(4) Remove the waterproof, pressure-sensitivetape from the top of the inner carton.

(5) Lift open the flaps and remove theAN/UDM-2.

(6) Turn the manual valve (fig. 1.3)counterclockwise to equalize the pressure.

2-2. Checking Unpacked Equipmenta. Inspect the equipment for damage incurred

during shipment. If the equipment has. beendamaged, report the damage on DD Form 6 (para1-3) and notify the Radiological Protection Officer(TB 11-6665-227-12).

b. Release the eight fasteners (fig. 1-1) andseparate the two halves of the AN/UDM-2.

c. See that the equipment is complete as listedon the packing slip. If a packing slip is notavailable, check the equipment against the listingin table 1.1. Report all discrepancies in accordancewith TM 38-750. Shortage of a minor assembly orpart that does not affect proper functioning of theequipment should not prevent use of theequipment.

d. If the equipment has been used orreconditioned, see whether it has been changed bya modification work order (MWO). If theequipment has been modified, the ZfWO numberwill appear near the nomenclature plate. Check tosee whether the MWO number (if any) andappropriate notations concerning the modificationhave been entered in this manual.

NOTECurrent MWO's applicable to thisequipment (if any) are listed in DA Pam310-7.

2-3. Preparation for UseWARNING

Refer to paragraphs 1-11 and 3-1 forprecautions pertaining to this equipment.

a. Release the shipping locks of both assemblhies(figs. 1-2 and 1-3) by rotating the captive screwscounterclockwise. The shipping locks are spring-loaded, will spring outward when fully unscrewed.and will release the latches.

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b. Removing Contents. Unpack the equipmentas follows:

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'b. On the discharge well assembly (fig. 1-2).check the functioning of the stopwatch (table 3-1).

c. Insert the key in the lock, release the lock,md rotate the swivel cover to expose the accessnole. Release the cover: it shall move back intoplace and cover the access hole.

d. On the RA-rMETZR assembly (fig. 1-3), checkto be sure that the spacer block is in place andthat the drawer slides open.

e. Close the sliding drawer, insert the key in thelock. and release the lock. Check the operation ofthe shutter by rotating it.

NOTEThe sliding drawer must be closedcomplerely before the shutter can berotated.

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CHART=R 3OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3-1. General

WARINIZNGRadioactive materials are used in thisequipment. Read and understand alloperational data and procedures in thischapter before using the equipment. Becomethoroughly familiar with the contents of TB11-6665-227-12. Never look directly into theaccess hole (fig. 1-2) when the swivel coveris swung open; do not poke sharp pointedobjects into the access hole. This equipmentwill be used only under the direction of aRadiological Protection Officer.

Table 3-1 lists all controls and indicators used by theoperator. In addition, this chapter contains thefollowing:

a. Procedures for checking RadiacmetersIM-9(-)/PD, IM-93(°)/LD, and IM-147/PD

•. (para 3-4).b. The procedures for calibrating Radiacmeter

IM-174(*)/PD (para 3-5).c. The procedures for calibrating Radiac Set

AN/PDR-27(*) (para 3-6).d. The procedures for calibrating Radiac Set

AN/PDR-60 (para 3-7).e. The procedures for calibrating Aerial Radiac

System AN/ADR-6 will be given in paragraph 3-8when they become available.

3-2. Controls and indicatorsAll operators controls and indicators are listed in table 3-1.

Table 3-i. L•it of Contoi, a indica •or,

Control or indicator FunctionCalibrator. Radiac

TS-,3495DM-2 (fig. 1-2):Stmn (stopwatch) ................................................ Stops, stfrt, uid winds stopwatch.

Pak"u scozid indicator to zero(60) and minums indicator to zero(30) for reuse.

Second indicator (stopwatch) ...................................... Indicat elapsed time from 0 to 60 seconds.Minute indicator (stopwatch) ...................................... Ind', elapsed time rocm 0 to 30 minutes.

S............................................................ Unloc swivel cover allowing It to be swung open.Swivel cover (spring4oaded) ....................................... Allows dosmetor ety into a hole.

Calibrator. RadlaicTS-U94/. M-2 (fg. 1-3):

Shutter ....................................................... Rotated to select radiation fields of 10 rad/hr or 100 radlhr.Key ...................................................... Unlocla shutter ullowini it to be rotated.

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3-3. Calibration Report 'a. A calibration report is prepared and returned

with each ANIUDM-2 when it is sent for calibration.The report provides values (and tolerances) for allequipment which can be calibrated on the ,ANIUDM-2(para 3-1). These values are usually computed for a.wo-year period in four six-month time periods inorder to compensate for decay of the radioactivesources. The calibration report must be available foruse with the AN/IJDM-2, and users are cautioned tosee that the report is current before use.

b. All procedures for checking equipment in thismanual utilize the calibration report either forrejecting instruments as out of tolerance, or adjustingthem into tolerance. In the case of dosimeters whichcan only be checked on the TS-3494/UDM-2 (table3-2), the calibration report provides the sourceexposure time which must be substituted into the timecolumn of table 3-2, Dosimeter Identification andDischarge Data. Do not use the times presently listedin the chart as they were provided for use at time ofmanufacture and are not valid because of radioactivesource decay.

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NOTESubstitute corrected times from AN/UiDM-2Calibration Report. DO NOT USE THE -

VALUES IN THE TIME COLUMN shownabove.

3-4. Dosimeter CheckingTo check an IM-9(')/PD, perform the procedures in a, Ib and d below. To check an I1M-93( )UD or-JIM-147/PD, perform the procedures in a, c and dAbelow. For information on operation of dosimetersi]

refer to TM 11-6665-214-10.

WARNING

Serious eye injury may result from the use ofthis equipment. Take the followingprecautions:" Always wear safety or prescription

glasses while using the AN/UDM-2." Never look or peer into the discharge

well hole (even when wearing safetyglasses).

a Preliminary Procedures.(1) Examine the dosimeter (and clean it ifl

necessary) to insure that it will not carry mud or dirt ainto the access hole.

(2) Remove the calibration label from thefdosimeter.

(3) Charge the-dosimeter to a zero indication

TM 11-6665-214-10). 4(4) Test dosimeter for leakage (TM'

11-6665-214-10). ](5) Insert the key in the discharge well assembly:-

lock and release the lock (fig. 1-2).(6) Reset and wind the stopwatch, if necessary.

b. Checking the AtVl-9(*)/PD.(1) Refer to the calibration report to determine

the time (number of minutes or seconds) the dosimeter,is to remain in the discharge well.

(2) Open the discharge well swivel cover by.sliding it aside.

(3) Insert the dosimeter, charging end down.gently into the discharge well and lower it to the first .ilevel (about two-thirds in). The instant the dosimeter •4touches the first level, start the stopwatch.

NOTE

Do not press the dosimeter down to the lowestlevel (where its top would be flush with thetop surface of the well); the lower level willexpose it to a stronger radiation field than isrequired and will discharge it completely inless than 2 seconds. If the dosimeter isaccidently pressed down into the lower level, f

remove the dosimeter, recharge it, and startover again.

(4) Leave the dosimeter in the discharge well forthe required amount of time and then remove it.(During timing, the well cover may be released againstthe dosimeter.)

(5) Read the dosimeter and then compare its valuewith table 3-2. If it is within tolerance, the dosimeteris serviceable.

.c. Checking the IM-93(*)/UD or IM-147/PD.(1) Refer to the calibration report to determine

the time (number of minutes or seconds) the dosimeteris to remain in the discharge well.

(2) Open the discharge well swivel cover bysliding it aside (fig. 1-2).

. (3) Insert the dosimeter, charging end down,gently into the discharge well and lower it to the firstlevel; then push it down to the second level and slidethe swivel cover over the dosimeter to hold it in place."Start the stopwatch as soon as the dosimeter reachesthe second level.

NOTE

It is convenient and desirable to use a pusher(small piece of wood or flat bladescrewdriver) to. get the dosimeter under theswivel cover.(4) Leave the dosimeter in the discharge well for

the required amount of time and then remove it.(5) Read the dosimeter and then compare its value

with table 3-2. If it is within tolerance, the dosimeteris serviceable.

d. Final Procedures..(1) If dosimeter is serviceable, fill out calibration

label (see TB 750-25-1), and place it on dosimeter.Use transparent tape to hold calibration label ondosimeter (so that old labels will be easily removed).

(2) If the dosimeter reads outside the limits intable 3-2, it is unserviceable.

(3) Fill out the appropriate maintenance forms(TB 750-25-1), and turn in unserviceable dosimetersfor repair.

(4) When all dosimeters are checked, relock theswivel cover in place.

3-5. Calibrating Radiacmeter IM-174(*)IPDTo check Radiameter LM-174/PD, perform theprocedures in d and c below. To check RadiacmeterIM-174A/PD or LM-174B/PD, perform the proceduresin b and c below. For information on how to operatethe equipment, refer to TM 11-6665-213-12(IM-174/PD) or TM -6665-232-12 (IM-174A/FD andIM-174B/PD).

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NOTEThere are three different tvo'es of ionizationchambers used in the IM-174(*)/PD; an oidertype and two newer types. The older type wasoriginally procured for the IM-174/PD, andthe newer types for the IM-174A/PD andIM-174B/PD. These ionization chamberssometimes get interchanged and causeproblems when checking on the AN/U'DM-2because the older type ionization chamberreads higher than the newer types. Whenusing the AN/tDM-2 to calibrate theIM-174(-)/PD, refer to the date in table 3-3to select the values from the calibrationreport for calibrating older or newer typeionization chambers.

j1a. IM-I 74/PD Ca.librating Procedure.

(1) Turn the radiacmeter on according to theabbreviated instructions on the case.

(2) Remove the bottom cover plate by releasingthe four screws. Remove, but do not disconnect, theionization chamber, and set it outside the radiacmetercase.,

(3) On the ratemeter assembly, release theshipping lock (fig. 1-3), pull out the sliding drawer,remove and set aside the spacer block.

(4) Carefully lift the IM-174/PD and ionizationchamber, and place them inside the ratemeter casewith the ionization chamber inside the sliding drawerwith the beta window down (fig. 3-1).

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ionization chamber desc.-rivtion Use Calibration Report values for:

1. Older type-moided piastic, IM-14/PDwith moid seam aroundcenter.

2. Newer rype-molded plastic. with mold seam around IM- I74A/PDcenter. Has one or more short molded-in ridgesn=x toseam. May also have a white sticker with SM-C-M37182on it or a small round yellow colored sticker.

3. Newer type-moided plastic, but no mold IM-174BIPDsmooth surface.

NOTEA piece of masking tape can be used to holdthe bottom cover to the radiacmeter casetemporarily while the radiacmeter is in theratemeter case.(5) Use a clip lead, and ground (connect) the

radiacmeter case to the ratemeter assembly. Make surethe ionization chamber is firmly seated in the slidingdrawer and close the sliding drawer.

(6) Recheck the radiacmeter controls by repeatingthe abbreviated instructions on the radiacmeter case.

(J) Insert the key in the ratemeter assembly lock,unlock the shutter, and rotate it to the 100 position.Make a note of the reading on the IM-174/PD.

(8) Rotate the shutter on the ratemeter assemblyto the 10 position. Make note of the reading on theIM-174/PD.

(9) Compare the two readings taken in (7) and (8)above to the calibration report values, and determineif the IM-174/PD is serviceable or unserviceable. Ifoutside of calibration report values adjust the front leftpotentiometer to bring both readings within tolerance.Repeat (7) and (8) above. Do not adjust' thepotentiometers inside the LM-174/lD. If theLW-174iPD cannot be brought into tolerance, returnto depot for gamma source calibration.

(10) Rotate the shutter on the ratemeter assemblyto the closed postion, open the drawer, and remove theionization chamber and IM-174/PD from theratemeter case. Assemble the LM-174/PD.

b. IM-174A/PD or LM-174B/PD CalibratingProcedure.

(1) Turn on radiacmeter according to theabbreviated instructions on the case..

. the (2) Remove the bottom cover plate by releasingthe four comer screws.

(3) Slip the ionization chamber outside the case,:..- but do not disconnect it.

NOTE

A piece of masking tape can be used to holdthe bottom cover to the case temporarilyduring calibration.(4) On the ratemeter assembly, pull out the

sliding drawer, remove and set aside the spacer block.(5) Carefully lift the IM-174A/PD or

LIM-174B/PD and ionization chamber, and place theminside the ratemeter case with the ionization chamberinside the sliding drawer with beta window down (fig.3-1). Make sure the ionization chamber is firmlyseated, and then close the sliding drawer.

(6) Recheck the radiacmeter zero adjustment.(7) Insert the key in the ratemeter assembly lock,

unlock the shutter, and rotate it to the 100 position.Make note of the reading on the radiacmeter.

(8) Rotate the shutter to the 10 position, andagain make note of the radiacmeter reading.

(9) Compare the two readings taken in (7) and (8)above to the calibration report values, and determineif the readings are within tolerance.

(10) If readings are inside the limits of thecalibration report, proceed to (12) below. U readingsare outside limits, proceed to (11) below.

(11) When the radiacmeter readings are outsidethe calibration report limits, the radiacmeterscalibration control (under the cap next to the meterface), is adjusted while switching the shutter back andforth between the 10 and 100 positions to bring bothreadings inside the calibration report limits. If :'adjustment of the calibration control cannot bring the -

two readings within the calibration report limits, theradiacrneter is unserviceable.

(12) Rotate the shutter on the ratemeter assemblyto the closed position, open the drawer, and removethe ionization chamber. Assemble the radiacrneter. )

(13) Replace the spacer block in the slidingdrawer, close the sliding drawer, and engage the

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shipping lock. Lock the ratemeter assembly lock andremnove the key.

c. Final Procedures.(1) ON IM-174(*):PD which are serviceable, fill

out a calibration label and place it on the radiacmeter(see TIB 750-25-1).

__ (2) For IM-174(')/PD which are not serviceable,annotate DA Form 2417 (see TB 750-25-i). Repairand calibrate radiacmeter or turn item in toorganization with repair capability. See a(9) abovereguarding unserviceable IM-174/PD's.

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DISCHARGE TIMES SHOULD BE ADJUSTED EACH YEAR BY MULTIPLYING ORIGINALDISCHARGE TIME BY CORRECTION FACTOR FOR YEAR OF OPERATION, WHENOBTAINING READINGS ON THE IM-93(*)UD, IM-147/PD, AND IM-9E/PO.

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1977 1.051 1981 1.162 1985 1.284 1989 1.419 1993 1.569

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1975 1.000 1980 0.883 1985 0.778 1990 0.687

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3-6. Calibrating Radiac Set AN/PDR-27(*)In some cases, while reading the radiacmeter, themeter needle will not come to rest on a rixed value.The needle will move up and down scale (vary) in arandom manner. T"his is to do with the nature of theradiation field being measured, which is random initself. This random needle movement is morenoticeable on the lower reading scales. Whenobserving the meter under conditions where thisneedle variation is present, watch the meter needlefor a minimum period oi l minute and note the highestand lowest values obtained during that period. Theaverage of the highest and lowest values (the centerpoint) is the value which should be used to becompared to the values given in the calibration report(para 3-3). Check the radiac set as follows:

CAUTIONBe careful of the short piece of cable that joinsthe two probes, it is easily damaged anddifficult to repair.

a. On the AN/PDR-27('), remove the two screwson the clamps holding the two probes together andseparate the two probes. Set the range switch to the500 mr/hr position. Allow a short warm up time. Referto applicable manual listed in appendix A.

b. On the ratemeter assembly (fig. 1-3), release theshipping lock, pull out the drawer and place the spacerblock in the drawer.

c. Close the drawer, insert the smaller probe intothe hole in the center of the drawer (fig. 3-2) andinsert the key and unlock the shutter. Set the shutter tothe 100 position.

d. Twist or turn the small probe in the drawer holeto obtain maximum and minimum meter readings.Record the center value of the two meter readings. Ifboth readings are inside of calibration report limitsproceed to f below, if not, proceed to e below.

e. Remove the calibration control cover and adjust-. the 500 mr/hr calibration control until the reading is

in center of the calibration report limits (nominalreading).

f. Rotate the ratemeter assembly shutter to theclosed position, remove the small probe and open thedrawer.

g. Remove the spacer block from inside the drawer.Install the spacer block on the drawer handle and closethe drawer (fig. 3-3). Install the small probe into the

"•'" spacer block.h. Rotate the shutter of the ratemeter assembly to

the 100 position.i. On the An/PDR-27('), set the range switch to the

50 mr/hr position.i. Twist or turn the small probe in the drawer hole

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to achieve maximum and minimum meter readings.Record the center value of the two meter readings. Ifboth readings are inside of calibration report limitsproceed to I below, if not, proceed to k below.

k. Adjust the 50 mr/hr calibration control until thereading is in the center of the calibration report limits(nominal reading).

I. On the ratemeter assembly, rotate the shutter tothe off position. Remove the small probe and then thespacer block from the drawer. Position the large probeto lie across the semicircular cutouts on the edges ofthe drawer with the drawer opened to its Eullestextremity (fig. 3-4).

m. Leave the ratemeter assembly shutter closed.On the AN/PDR-27("), set the range switch to the 5mr/hr position. Adjust the 5 mr/hr calibration control,if center value is outside of calibration report limits,until the average meter reading is in the center of thecalibration report limits. Otherwise, make noadjustment.

n. Position the large probe on the upper edge o£ thehandle side of the TS-3494/UDM-2 case (fig. 3-5).

o. Leave the ratemeter assembly shutter closed. Onthe AN/PDR-2,7(), set the range switch to 0.5 mr/hrposition. Adjust the 0.5 mr/hr calibration control, ifcenter value is outside of calibration report limits,until the average meter reading is in the center of thecalibration report limits. Otherwise, make noadjustment.

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If any of the meter ranges cannot be adjustedto center of the calibration report limits,adjust them to within those limits.

p. Deenergize the AN/PDR-27(°), fasten the twoprobes together and replace calibration control cover,if necessary.

q. Lock the ratemeter lock and set the shipping lockwhen no further calibrations are required.

r. FMi out the calibration label (see TB 750-25-1)for radiac sets that are serviceable. For unserviceableradiac sets fill out the appropriate maintenance forms(TB 750-25-i) and repair or turn in to organizationwith repair capability.

3-7. Calibrating Radiac Set ANIPDR-60

NOTE

Refer to paragraph 3-6 concerning how tomake average readings when meter needlevaries. This procedure also applies to theAN/PDR-60.

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WARINLNG

Be sure the ANIPDR-60 is turned off. Allowat ieast 15 seconds for the high-voltage powersupply to discharge.

a. Remove the electronic chassis from the caseassembly by releasing the latch at each end of theANlPDR-60 case (7ývf 11-6665-221-13).

b. Remove the Geiger-Mueller tube (GM tube)from the electronic chassis by carefully lifting it out ofthe clip; remove the GM tube cape.

c. Unscrew the aluminum sleeve (fig. 1-1) andplace the GM tube in the clips (not shown) in the longend of the AN/PDR--60 adapter.probe.. d. Position the GM tube so that the cap end is

placed nearest the hexagonal retainer nut on theadapter probe; the other clip of the adapter probeshould fit into the recessed area of the metal contact onthe GM tube.

e. Slide the aluminum sleeve of the adapter probeover the GM tube and screw it into, the hexagonalretainer nut until it is fingertight.

f. Place the dummy tube (at the other end of theadapter probe cable) into the AN/PDR-60 electronicchassis so that it duplicates the normal position of theGM tube: place the GM tube cap on the dummy tube.

g. On the ratemeter assembly (fig. 1-3), release theshipping loick, pull out the drawer and place the spacerblock in the drawer, close the drawer. Set up is thesame as in figure 3-2 for the AN/PDR-27(*).

h. With the shutter of the ratermeter assembly in theoff position, insert the loaded adapter probe into thehole in the drawer until the hexagonal retainer nut isflush against the drawer face.

i. On the AN/PDR-60 electronic chassis, set thepower and scale switch to Zr and the external detectorswitch to AC-3 (TM 11-6665-221-15).

NOTE

Allow at least 30 seconds for the ANIPDR-60to warm up.

j. Rotate the adapter probe in the drawer. At someplace in the rotation, the AN/PDR-60 meter pointershould read within the calibration report limits withthe shutter closed. If the meter indication is withinlimits, proceed to I below: if not, proceed to k below.

k. On the AN/PDR-60, adjust the fr/hr calibrationcontrol and rotate adapter probe in the drawer untilmeter indication reads within the calibration reportlimits for the closed shutter position; then proceed to Ibelow.te. Rotate the shutter of the ratemeter assembly tothe 100 position and again rotate the adapter probe in'the drawer; the ANIPDR-60 meter pointer shouldread within the calibration report limits. If the meter

indication is within limits, proceed to n below; if not,proceed.to m below.

m. On the AN/PDR-60, adjust the 2r/hr calibrationcontiol and rotate adapter probe in drawer until themeter reads within the calibration report limits for the100 shutter position. Recheck the meter indicationwith the shutter in the off position (U and k above); ifwithin limits, proceed to n below. If the shutter offposition yields out of limit values, readjust calibrationcontrol at the shutter off and 100 positions, switchingback and forth, until readings are within limits.Proceed to n below.

n. Rotate the shutter of the ratemeter assembly tothe off position, turn the AN/PDR-60 off (TM11-6665-2221-15). Wait at least 15 seconds for the highvoltage power supply to discharge and remove thedummy tube from the GM tube clip and tube cap.Remove the GM tube from the adapter probe andreinstall it on the AN/PDR-60. Replace the caseassembly on the AN/PDR-60.

o. Secure all AN/UDM-2 locks and shipping screwswhen no further calibrations are required.

p. Refer to TM 11-6665-2-21-115 for proceduresrequired to check the alpha functions on theA&NIPDR-60.

q. Fill out the calibration label (see TB 750-25-1).for all AN/PDR-60 which can be adjusted to withinthe limits of the calibration report. When theAN/PDR-60 cannot be adjusted inside the calibrationreport limits, it is unserviceable and the propermaintenance forms (TB 750-25-1) should beannotated. Repair the A/N/PDR-60 or turn in toorganization with repair capability.

3-8. Checking Aerial Radiac SystemAN/ADR-6 -Data is currently not available,- to be supplied at alater date.

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CH-APTER 4

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

4-1. Scope of MaintenanceThe maintenance duties assigned to the operatorand organizational repairman of the AN/UtDM-2are listed below together with a reference to theparagraphs covering the specif main enancefunction. The AN/UDM-2, when the two halvesare sealed, is waterproof. The swivel cover on thedischarge well assembly restricts entry of foreignmatter to the access hole, but is not waterproof.This cover may b4 removed to clean the pivot pinassembly when required.

WARNINGNEVER disassemble the cavities of thedischarge well assembly or the ratemeter

I assembly. This procedure. is dangerous andmust be performed only by higher categorymaintenance personnel with adequatefacilities meeting all requirements of TB11-6665 -227-12.

a. Operator preventive maintenance checks andservices (table 4-i).

b. Organizational preventive maintenance checksand services (table 4-2).

c. Cleaning and touchup painting (paro 4-6).d. Troubleshooting (pars 4-6).e. Wipe test (TB 11-6665-227-12).

4-2. Tools and Equipment RequiredNo special toois or test equipment other than thoselisted in appendix C arn required. The materialsrequired for maintenance are listed below.

a. Trichlorethane (NSN 6810-00-664-0273).b. Cleaning cloth (NSN 8305-00-245-4509).r. Cotton swabs (NSN 6515-00-303-8250).d. Sandpaper (No. 000).e. Petroleum jelly or light machine oiL

4-3. Prevent, MaintenanceTo hmn that the AN/UDM-2 is always ready foroperation, it must be inspected systemactically sothat defects may be discovered and correctd

before they result in serious damage or failure. Thenecessary preventive maintenance checks andservices to be performed are listed and described intables 4-1, 4-2, and 4-3. The item numbers ineach table indicate the sequence of and theminimum inspection required.* Defects discoveredduring operation of the unit will be noted (TB11-6665-227-12) for future correction to be madeas soon as operation has ceased. Stop operationimmediately if a deficiency is noted duringoperation which would damage the equipment orharm personnel. Record all deficiencies togetherwith the corrective action taken in accordance withthe requirements of TB '11-6665-227-12 and TM38-570.

4-4. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services(PMCS)

a. GeneraL Before performing PMCS, note the-"following:.

(1) Before you operate. Always keep in mind'.the CAUTIONS and WARNINGS. Perform your.:before B) PMCS.

(2) While you operate. Always keep in mind,the CAUTIONS and WARNINGS. Perform yourLduring (D) PMCS.

(3) After you opeemt. Be sure to perform!'your after (A).PMCS.

b. kIer Number Column. Use the number in"this 'column for this TM number column on DA.Form 2404, Equipment Inspection and Main-!.tenance Worksheet, when recording remilts of'.PMCS.

c. Interval Column. A dot (e) in the column-indicates when the check is to be made.

& For Readinms Reporting, Equipment Is NortReady/Available If. Column. This column contains,the standards which wl cause the equipment to be'reported not ready or not available -because it;cannot perform its primary mission.

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NOTE: Within the designated interval the checksare to be performed in the order listed inthe chart below.

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a. See that the units are clean and dry: free ofgrease, dirt, rust. corrosion, and fungus.

b. See that painted surfaces are free of barespots, mut, and corrosion.

i. Inspect handles and fasteners forlooseness. Tighten as necessary.

a. Check that the sliding drawer opens Drawer does not open.smoothly without binding.

b. Check that the shutter does not bind when Shurter will not rotae.rotated.

a. Check to make sure swivel cover does not Cover does not rotate to uncover dischargebind. well

b. Check stop watch operation. Stop watch does not operate properly.

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See that publications are complete andcurrent (App A and DA Pam 310-41.

Check to determine if new applicable MWO'shave been published MOA Pam 310-7 andTM 38--750). All URGENT MWO's mustbe applied inmediacely, NORMAL MWO'smust be scheduled.

Inspect waterproof gaskets for signs ofleakage, worn, or lose edges.

Check for loose or missing hardwamePerform leak test (wipe test) at the discretion

of the Radiological Protecuon Officar(RPO). but at least once every 6 months(TB 11-666&-W-121-.

WABNIGinto the accea hole. Serious eye

Insert a cotton swab in to the access hole andr•nove any dirt, dust, or grams. Dispose ofcotton swab in accordance with AR M56-15.

Do nt look directlydamage may result

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4-5. Clear. g and Touchup Painting InstructionsWARNING

During cleanin and painting be sure toobserve all radioactive hazard precautions

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a. Cleaning.(1) Remove dust, moisture, and loose dirt

with a clean dry cloth..WARNING

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Provide thorough ventilation wheneverused. DO ]NOT use near an open flame.Trichloroethane is not flanm-able, butexposure of the fumes to an open flameconverts the fumes to highly toxic,dangerous gases.(2) Remove fungus and g-ound-in dirt with a

cloth dampened (not wet) with cleaning compound;dry thoroughly.

CAUTIONDo not press on the face of. the stopwatch;the stopwatch may become damaged.(3) CMean the face of the stopwatch with a soft

clean cloth. If the dirt is difficult to remove.dampen (do not wet) the cloth with water; ifnecessary, use a mild soap.

(4) If the pivot of the swivel cover becomesstiff or binds, clean the pivot and relubricate thepivot with a very small amount of light lubricatingoil or petroleum jelly.

b. Touchup Painting.(1) Remove rust and corrosion from metal

surfaces by lightly sanding them with fine sand-paper.

(2) Brush two thin coats of paint on the baremetal to protect it from further corrosion.

(3) Refer to the applicable cleaning andrefinishing practices specified in SB 11-573 and TB746-10.

4-6. TroubleshootingTroubleshooting of this equipment is based uponthe checks contained in the preventive maintenancechecks and services tables. To troubleshoot theequipment, perform all functions starting withsequence number 3 in the daily preventivemaintenance checks and services (table 4-1) andproceed through the remaining sequence numbers(tables 4-1 and 4-2) unti! an abnormal condition orresult is observed. Perform the checks andcorrective measures indicated ia thetroubleshooting procedures (table 4-3). If thecorrective measures do not result in correction ofthe trouble, higher category maintenance isrequired.

Tab•e 4-3. 7Troblealwong AN/UDM-2

Vatw CMibid ca, C 1,ebdMSwivel cover binds ............. Dirty or corroded pivot bearing. Disassemble swivel cover only. CMan and

relubricate.pivot bearing (para 4-6a).

2 Stopwatch nonoperatwe. ........ J Rundowna daet e...... Rewind and recheck stopwatch.

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Control and Recording Procedures: Occupational Exposure to Ionizing Radiation.Personnel Radiation Exposures.Transportation of Radioactive and Fissile Materials Other Than Weapons.Licensing and Control of Sources of Ionizing Radiation.Radioactive Commodities in the DOD Supply Systems.Disposal of Unwahted Radioactive Material.Index of Technical Publications.Painting and Preservation of Supplies Available for Field Use for Electronics Command

Equipment.Preservation, Packaging, Packing and Marking Materials, Supplies, and Equipment Used

by the Army.Safe Handling, Storage, and Transportation of Calibrator Set, Radiac AN/UDM-2

(NSN 6625-00-179-9037).Field Instructions for Painting and Preserving Electronics Command Equipment Including

Camouflage Pattern Painting of Electrical Equipment Shelters.Instructions for Safe Handling and Identification of the US Army' Communications and

Electronics Materiel Readiness Command Managed Radioactive Items in the ArmySupply System.

Maintenance of Supplies and Equipment: Army Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equip-ment (TMDE,) Calibration and Repair Support Program.

Operator's, Organizational, DS, GS, and Depot Maintenance Manual (Including RepairParts and Special Tools List): Radiac Sets AN/PDR-27j, AN/PDR-27L, and AN/PDR-27Q.

Operator and Organizational Maintenance Manual (Including Repair Parts and SpecialTool Lists): Radiacmeter IM-1741PD (NSN 6665-00-856-8037).

Operator's Manual: Radiacmeters IM-9E/PD (NSN 6625-00-243-8199) IM-93/UD, IM-93A/UD (6625-00-732-7759) and IM-147/PD (6625-00-542-0729).

Operator's, Organizational, Direct Support, General Support and Depot MaintenanceManual: Radiac Set AN/PDR-60 (NSN 6665-00-965-1516).

Operator's, Organizational, Direct Support, General Support, and Depot MaintenanceManual: Radiac Set AAN/PDR-27P (NSN 6665-00-975-7222).

Operator's, Organizational, Direct Support, General Support, and Depot MaintenanceManual (Including Repair Parts and Special Tool Lists): Radiac Set AN/PDR-27R (NSN6665-00-961-0846).

Operator's, and Organizational Maintenance Manual: Radiacmeter IM-174A/PD (NSN6665-00-999-5145) and IM-174B/PD (6665-00-056-7422).

The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS).

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APPENDIX C

MAINTENANCE ALLOCATION

Section I. INTRODUCTION

C-1. GeneralThis appendix provides a summary of themaintenance operations for the A.NL/UDM-2. Itauthorizes categories of maintenance for specificmaintenance functions on repairable items andcomponents and the tools and equipment requiredto perform each function. This appendix may beused as an aid in planning maintenance operations.

C-2. Maintenance FunctionMaintenance functions will be limited to anddefined as follows:

a. Inspect. To determine the serviceability of anitem by comparing its physical, mechanical,and/or electrical characteristics with establishedstandards through examination.

b. Test. To verify serviceability and to detectincipient failure by measuring the mechanical or-electrical characteristics of an item- and comparingthose characteristics with prescribed standards.

c. Service. Operations required periodically tokeep an item in proper operating condition. i. e., toclean, preserve, drain, paint, or to replenishf-ael/lubricants/hydraulic fluids or compressed airsupplies.

d. Adjust. Maintain within prescribed limits bybringing into proper or exact position, or bysetting the operating characteristics to thespecified parameters.

e. Align. To adjust specified variable elements ofan item to about optimum or desired performance.

f Calibrate. To determine and cause correctionsto be made or to be adjusted on instruments ortest measuring and diagnostic equipment used inprecision measurement. Consists of the comparisonof two instruments, one of which is a certifiedstandard of known accuracy, to detect and adjustany discrepancy in the accuracy of the instrumentbeing compared.

-- g. Install. The act of emplacing, seating, orfixing into position an item, part, module(component or assembly) in a manner to allow theproper functioning of the equipment/system.

A. Replace. The act of substituting a serviceablelike-type part, subassembly, model (component orassembly) for an unserviceable counterpart.

i. Repair. The application of maintenanceservices (inspect, test, service, adjust, align,calibrate, replace) or other- maintenance actions(welding, grinding, riveting, straightening, facing,remachining, or resurfacing) to restoreserviceability to an item by correcting specificdamage, fault, malfunction, or failure in a part,subassembly, module/component/assembly, enditem or system.

J. Overhaul. That periodic maintenance effort(service/action) necessary to restore an item to acompletely serviceable/operational condition asprescribed by maintenance standards. (e.g.,DMWR) in appropriate technical publications.Overhaul is normally the highest degree ofmaintenance performed by the Army. Overhauldoes not normally return an item to like-newcondition.

h. Rebuild. Consists of those services/actionsnecessary for the restoration of unserviceableequipment to a like-new condition in accordancewith original manufacturing standards. Rebuild isthe highest degree of materiel maintenance appliedto Army equipment. The rebuild operation includesthe -act of returning to zero those agemeasurements (hours, miles, etc.) considered inclassifying Army equipment/components.

C-3. Column Entriesa. Column 1, Group Number. Column 1 lists

group numbers, the purpose of which is to identifycomponents, assemblies, subassemblies andmodules with the next higher assembly.

b. Column 2, Component/Assembly. Column 2contains the noun names of components,assemblies, subassemblies, and modules for whichmaintenance is authorized.

c. Column 3, Maintenance Functions. Column 3lists the functions to be performed on the iteinlisted in column 2.

d. Column 4, Maintenance Category. Column 4specifies, by the listing of a "worktime" figure inthe appropriate subcolumn(s), the lowest level ofmaintenance authorized to perform the functionlisted in column 3. This figure represents -the

active time required to perform that maintenance

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..,nczion at the Lndicated category of maintenance.If the number of complexity of the tasks withinthe listed maintenance function vary at different-aincenance categories, appropriate "work-,ime"-ures will be shown for each category. The

aumber of man-hours specified by the "worktime"figure represents the average time required torestore an item (assembly, subassembly,component, module, end item or system) to aserviceable condition under typical field operatingconditions. This time includes preparation time,troubieshooting time and quality assurance/qualitycontrol time in additional to the time required toperform the specific tasks identified for themaintenance *functions authorized in themaintenance allocation chart. Subcolumns ofcolumn 4 are as follows:

C .... Operator/crew0 .... OrganizationalF... Direct support11.... General support),. Depot

e. Column 5, Tools and Equipment. Column 5specifies by code, those common tool set.s (not

individuai tools) and special tools, test. andsupport equipment required to perform thedesignated function.C-4. Tool and Test Equipment Requirements

(Table 1)a. Tool or Test Equipment Reference Code. The

numbers in this column coincide with the numbersused in the cools and equipment column of theMAC. The numbers indicate the applicable tool ortest equipment for che maintenance functions.

b. Maintenance Category. The codes in thiscolumn indicate the maintenance category allocatedthe tool or test equipment.

c. Nomenclature. This colixmn lists the nounname and nomenclature of the tools and testequipment required to perform the maintenancefunctions. -

d. National/NATO Stock Number. This columnlists the National/NATO stock number of thespecific tool or test equipment.

e. Tool Number. -.This column lists themanufacturer's part number of the tool followed bythe Federal Suppy Code for manufacturers (5-digit)in parentheses.

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GLOSSARY

Beta particie-A charged particle emitted from the.-- nucleus of an atom and having a mass and charge

equal to that of an electron.Beta window-A small area in the wall of an ionizaton

chamber which is thin enough to permit theentrance of a substantial fraction of beta particles.

Bremsstrahlung-Secondary electromagnetic radia-tion similar to X-ray produced by deceleration ofcharged particles passing through matter.

Curie-That quantity of a radioactive nucleusdisintegrating at the rate of 3,700 x 1010 atoms persecond.

Decay, radioactive-The natural process whereby theactivity of a radioactive source decreases withrespect to time.

Dose rate-The radiation dose delivered per unit time.The common unit of measure for X- or gammaradiation is rad per hour (r/hr) or millirad per hour(mr/hr),

Dosimeter-An instrument used to detect and measurean accumulated dose of radiation. normally it is in apencil size self-reading ionization chamber used forpersonnel monitoring.

Half-life (radioactive)-The time required for theactivity of a given radioactive species to decrease to

-• half of its initial value due to radioactive decay.Ionization chamber-An instrument consisting essen-

tially of a closed chamber or tube of air or gas with

two electrodes used for detecting and measuringnuclear radiation.

Isotope-A form of the same element having identicalchemical properties but differing in its atomic massand nuclear properties.

,'illicure-One one-thousandth (1/1,000) part of acurie. See curie.

Millirad (mr)-One one-thousandth part of an rad.See Rad.

Nuclear radiation-The particulate and electromag-netic radiation emitted from atomic nuclei invarious nuclear processes. The important nuclearradiations, from weapons standpoint, are alpha andbeta particles, gamma radiation, and neutrons.

Radioactive standard-A sample of radioactivematerial in which the number and type ofradioactivity at a definite time is known andtherefore may be used to calibrate radiationmeasuring instruments.

Rad (r)-An exposure does of X- or gamma radiationsuch that the associated corpuscular emission per0.001293 gram of air produces, in air, an ioncarrying 1 electrostatic unit of electricity of eithersign (negative or positive).

Strontiurm-90 (Sr 90)-The radioactive isotope ofStrontium with 90 atomic mass units.

Yttrium-90 (Y 90)-The decay product of•Strontium-90 with 90 atomic mass units.

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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSIONWoshbligion. D.C. 20555

IMOTICE TO EMPLOYEES$ eu.•I

STANDARDS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RADIATION IPART 201: NOTICES. INSTRUCTIONS ANDREPORTS TO WORKERS; INSPECTIONS IPAR T 101; EMPLOYEE PROTECTION

the Nuclear Rnagiselory Commission INRCI In Its Rules and Rerguletlonss: Par 20 has ertlstlished stnederdslto your proltctlon against sediallont herladl from radiloactlve nsleiW udler "Cents Issued by the NRC;Pert 1i tio atnstblished crtain provisions toa the options of workers eniaged In NRC lIcensed acllvlles:PatTa 30, 40, 60, and other parls containing provisiosmnlatefd to employee prolotclion.POSTING REOUIREMENIS Copies of tih notkle insist be posted In I sufficient number of places Itevoy esahlisihmanl where acmvitles licensed by the NRC ere conducted, to permit emrployeies to observe a

on tie way to or from their piece of employnment.

YOUR EMPLOYER'SRESPONSIBILITY

To•ro serplnpyel lsieqnuird Io-

1. Artply tlieie NRCipaillltlnns andIhs Co.,dllions oe his NnC hcenseto .it orik UssICf hire li.en.S.

2. P-sl or olhe-wise mIke avlilableto yn. a Copy of the tNRc regule-ir.e-t, liconsts, end ofirnrtingped.wnrures wtich apprly to workym . ae engaged In. end explalitheilr po-4s1-n9 to you.

3 P-1i tiolic re of Violalion Invoitrirgradieological working condiitions,prrefPo.end Imprsitllon "Ii civipnnlilhs .il1 oda00e.

41 nlhalnlherndhscrmrn einloryacslsg.llrrl eImpIoyeesr who proidohiio.rnnnr is NiRC.

YOUR RESPONSIBILITYAS A WORKER

Youhnid 1 milarire yoweief withth.se proxions at the NRC moguls.tring, end tie aperiteg procedureswhich apply to thr work you Ila orn-gaged In. You should observe theirprovnlflons for your own pr oteelln endprotection of yaw co-workrre.

WHAT IS COVERED BYTHESE NRC IIEGULATIONS

t. Lhnlilg oersr Iosssr tI o radlaiio

end radioactiive matertal Inslestlrtid nd srnreselrctrrd ares,:

2. Measuresg to tre taken alier e.-cidenralel ryoisare:

. Pelsonreil monrioring. surveysind eqlrriroent;

4. Ceullorrrnsign, label@. and slelytIleterlock rClulprmerrt

S. Espoast seconds eId repo-le:e, OpiIonll fr wsohkers ognrding

NRC inspnrclontn;I. Identities **protecled activities"

tiht employree may engage In:8. Proldhblrs dlcrlmlnatlolm againEt

empIoyrees who engage Ins theseproincltd elilvilles:

9. Idmnllllnstheonperltmenl of laioras e source of reliif In the erenl otdiscriminlotin:; end

10. Raleed matlers.

REPORTS Of YOUr1RADIATION EXPOSUREHISTORY

I. The tictqo•igetlons require thatyour emptloyer give you e wittlen

report a you ecelre in e rxposureIn excess at eny nprilctlre limits meee lorlh In lhe regulations or In thelicense. The rasic limrti to. of-postue It employees are let forthIn Seciion 20.10t. 20.103. end20o.0o of the Pat II ios•iuttne.Those Sections spectify limtsi onexposure to radiition end oenpaisue to corcentrallonr ofrodlostclive moterial In eli.

2. It youl work where ISeIonnrllirronlorilno Is required pursueanrto Sectiton 20.202,tap your employs mrust give you a

wriltisa report of you r)diaiihnentursura, urpon the lerine-ton of yaw enepoymenr. ayou request i, end

(tI your employer must edolisyou anerelly Of your eosureweto rsdlellan, S1 you re~quest N.

IIASPECTIONS

An sclivtlles under the 11¢enoe via sub-Jecl to Inspection by repoesenlltines ofthe NrC. In addition, eay wofker orepeseniintlllii oa workere whe

believis lhet there Is a volitlonall MeAtomic Energy ACt of f954, the iogoit.

lpsn leoued therundrdi. or the terms1 tIhe employeu'e lcense withiisgaed

tOe rdialeoglces0wortklngcaondiiorrl to

which the worker it engaged. myieqtrrel an Inspection by Sendringrnotice of tre elleged violtilon to theapproprlite United Stetes NuclearFleguillemy C ;omm Isso FlRtiont Of.ties Ideowon mnrp below). Theeriunt-lirse ist @oith the spenAiic grounds to.the noltice. end rost be signed by tireworker or hir ierereenlailve at thewokerris. Duriso Inspeciion., Nncflop-iclitt eeay crrter p"sillely .iithworkeres, ad airy worker mey bring tothie ilehlhn of lire Inpectwors any pestor Present condition which Its believescorrdfriled to of reused soy wnlieiiona Idescribed ehove.

EMPLOYEE PROTECTIONIf e11 employee bellOes that dlsocitns-Itltton has occirrred duo to angalon|gIn the proiecled acintrllie' saidemplrpoyees my. wIthin 30 doly of thed1setlcrlnrlioy ael. ies c Complaint withIhe Depastmel tabor, EmpiopsetSiendsera Adminleratlos, Wege and

Hour DOVttion. The Department oftlabor hel conduct an invesigEtfion

end ehall, whete direrkrriiatios hteoccurred, leuss en order peovl"trnfef to th sere•oyee If illet Is nolorosfifed by other meown of selilemeerl.

PROTECTION OFINSPECTORS

T"r amended Atolan* Energy Act.Secllon 235, prtdea criminalra

penatites against any IroIsdual wretmle, OPclbiyesleu1tel lesirte. oppOIPl. I•pedes. Inthntdaies ort iAeofrse with any pereon who perorfme

any Inspolel"t which III ese 'lhated toany icti•nfly or fe1crly liensed by theCommalslon. and I2lix eralied oul to9etiy), requirementi eunder the Atoml c,Energy Act or under any other federalIiw cover1ng• Ite eoaely of licensedfieciltle or tihe sately of tedlocftvemeenlaell. I,•e •t€ descitiend abovee re Criminal otl ontly I tiken aeInotInspection personnel elsi are ngagedIn tire Performaence at each inapectionduties, brt else N taken against Ipn+ora

tlonperleor, on account at sucfduties.

SABOTAGE OF NUCLEARFACILITIES OR FUELThe amended Atomic Energy Act, see.lion 736. provides crimnalre pensaltiesagainst any Isdlridutl eisa Intenslonallyend werilt eft destroys or causesphysical damege, or alle•p0e Iodo ao.to any productIon, wIlliialoo, of wastestorge lecally Ilceneed under othsretof any nuclear fuool or epent feesregaridleca of location.

UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION REGIONAL OFFICE LOCATIONSA raprrenaletler of flae Nrl.dre Relrdelory Commission can be mornlscled at tire following sldfresseu and 161aphofrl rtrmrrers. he Regpiaal Of lic wIN accept collect te•ephone catts fInm

employees who Ishs to regiser Cosmplaints or Concern, about radiological working conrlditions or athaer mattenrg rearing ecompliance with Contrsulon rule a i"orgulateons.

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By Order of the Secretary of the Army:

FRED C. WEYANDGeneral, United States Army,Chief of Staff.Official:

VERNE L. BOWERSMajor General, United States Army,The Adjutant General.

DISTRIBUTION:To be distributed in accordance with DA Form 12-50 (qty rqr block no. 65),Operacor requirements for AN/UDM-2.

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTr= OTFIC: 1992 0 37"-552

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