This quiz assesses knowledge on the Oshkosh R-11 refueling truck, focusing on its capacity, fuel compatibility, winterization system, nozzle design, and operational procedures.
Defuel.
Low-flow.
High-flow.
Single point.
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The operator.
Checkpoint team chief.
Checkpoint team member #1.
Checkpoint team member #2.
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JP-5.
JP-8.
Diesel.
MOGAS.
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Assessing fueling operations.
Taking action to correct deficiencies.
Providing assistance for hydrant servicing operations.
Coordinating and directing cryogenic servicing operations.
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1.
3.
5.
7.
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N.
D.
3.
2.
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Adjust the tension on the ground reel to 35 psi.
Perform a continuity check for ohms resistance.
Inform the FSC that the unit is ready for service.
Lubricate the ground reel spring lightly to ensure ease of operation.
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Hot refuel.
Concurrent servicing.
In-shelter refueling.
Multiple source refueling.
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No action is required as this is a common occurrence.
Continue the operation and inform the CSS of the situation.
Stop the operation and do not resume till the problem has been resolved.
Stop the operation temporarily, restart fuel flow, then reattempt the fuel flow precheck.
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Hot refuel.
Rapid defuel.
Multi-source refuel.
Concurrent servicing.
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AF Form 1233.
AF Form 1235.
DD Form 1896.
DD Form 1898.
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7 days.
14 days.
30 days.
45 days.
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Aircraft defueling.
Ground fuel servicing.
Multiple source refueling.
Concurrent servicing or cargo/passenger aircraft.
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Vent Valve.
Float level sensor.
Bottom loading interlock.
Emergency/bottom loading valve.
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Monthly.
Quarterly.
Semiannually.
Annually.
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Drain the condensation.
Replace the air filter element.
Nothing because this is normal.
Annotate the discrepancy on the AF Form 1807.
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Defective conditions.
Overdue inspections.
Discrepancies open from the old form.
Discrepancies completed from the old form.
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15 psi.
45 psi.
55 psi.
90 psi.
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1,000 gallons.
1,200 gallons.
1,500 gallons.
2,000 gallons.
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110 AC, 10-ampere outside power supply.
110 AC, 20-ampere outside power supply.
220 AC, 10-ampere outside power supply.
220 AC, 20-ampere outside power supply.
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60 and 135 psi.
60 and 150 psi.
90 and 135 psi.
90 and 150 psi.
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Every 30 seconds.
Every 60 seconds.
Every 90 seconds.
Every 120 seconds.
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Prevent the sump tank from overfilling.
Obtain an accurate gallon count of the defuel.
Prevent water from being pumped from the sump tank.
Ensure the float control will not stop the defueling operation.
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Hot refueling supervisor.
Fuel servicing supervisor.
Chief servicing supervisor.
Concurrent servicing supervisor.
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D.
L.
2.
1.
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On top of the tank.
Behind the driver’s door.
The right rear of the truck.
In the pumping compartment.
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Visually inspect the locking pins/lugs and seal for serviceability.
Check the strainer coupling quick disconnect device.
Set the applicable tank refuel switches to open.
Perform the fuel preflow check.
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45 psi.
55 +/- 5 psi.
65 +/- 5 psi.
90 psi.
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50 feet.
75 feet.
100 feet.
125 feet.
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45 psi.
55 psi.
75 psi.
90 psi.
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Microcontroller.
Air/fuel control valve.
Unit interface terminal.
Truck interface module
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At a nonflying activity.
When there is a shortage of personnel
If five or less vehicles are assigned.
When vehicles are serviced daily by maintenance personnel.
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Applying the brake.
Depressing the accelerator
Placing the transmission shift lever in reverse.
Placing the transmission shift lever in any forward gear.
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9,999
99,999
999,999
9,999,999
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300 gpm.
600 gpm.
900 gpm.
1,200 gpm.
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65 percent.
70 percent.
75 percent.
80 percent.
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Two.
Three.
Four.
Six.
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DD Form 244.
DD Form 422.
AFTO Form 244.
AFTO Form 422.
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600 +/- 50 rpm.
800 +/- 50 rpm.
1,000 +/- 50 rpm.
1,800 +/- 50 rpm.
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4 seconds.
5 seconds.
8 seconds.
10 seconds.
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MH-2 series hosecarts.
R-11 mobile refueling units.
Air Force owned and operated fuel servicing equipment.
A single hydrant servicing unit equipped with two refueling hoses.
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50 gpm.
100 gpm.
150 gpm.
200 gpm.
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100 gpm.
250 gpm.
450 gpm.
600 gpm.
Consolidated issues.
Transfers to storage.
Recording jettisoned fuel.
Replacement-in-kind transactions.
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30°F.
32°F.
40°F.
42°F.
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25°C.
32°C.
40°F.
45°F.
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25 psi.
35 psi.
45 psi.
55 psi.
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Differential pressure gauge.
Defuel pump pressure gauge.
Secondary air pressure gauge.
Hydrant discharge pressure gauge.
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