MIL-STD-1622 Cleaning Of Shipboard Compressed Air SystemsThis standard provides the requirements for cleaning of compressed air systems and components.

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MIL-STD-1622B(SH)

CONTENTS

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1.	SCOPE ........................................................	1
1.1	Scope ......................................................	1
1.2	Applicability ..............................................	1
2.	REFERENCED DOCUMENTS .........................................	1
2.1	General ....................................................	1
2.2	Government documents .......................................	1
2.2.1	Specifications, standards, and handbooks ...................	1
2.2.2	Other Government documents, drawings, and publications .....	2
2.3	Order of precedence ........................................	3
3.	DEFINITIONS ..................................................	3
3.1	Air ........................................................	3
3.2	Aqueous cleaning solution ..................................	3
3.3	Bleed air system ...........................................	3
3.4	Blue line ..................................................	3
3.5	Clean ......................................................	3
3.6	Cleaning solvent ...........................................	3
3.7	Clean area .................................................	3
3.8	Clean cloth ................................................	3
3.9	Components .................................................	3
3.10	Critical applications ......................................	3
3.11	Deballast air system .......................................	4
3.12	Dew point ..................................................	4
3.13	Dry air ....................................................	4
3.14	Electronics dry air main ...................................	4
3.15	Emergency breathing air system .............................	4
3.16	Final cleaner ..............................................	4
3.17	General applications .......................................	4
3.18	Halogenated solvent ........................................	4
3.19	High pressure air system ...................................	4
3.20	Low pressure air system ....................................	4
3.21	Maximum operating pressure .................................	4
3.22	Medium pressure air system .................................	5
3.23	Nitrogen ...................................................	5
3.24	Non-vital air main .........................................	5
3.25	Organic ....................................................	5
3.26	Precleaner .................................................	5
3.27	Sample .....................................................	5
3.28	Surfactant .................................................	5
3.29	Vital air main .............................................	5
3.30	Water ......................................................	5
4.	GENERAL REQUIREMENTS .........................................	5
4.1	Water ......................................................	5
4.1.1	Applicability ..............................................	5
4.1.2	Disposal ...................................................	6
4.1.3	Compatibility ..............................................	5
4.2	Cleaning solutions .........................................	6
4.2.1	Navy Oxygen Cleaner (NOC) ..................................	6
4.2.2	Tribasic Sodium Phosphate (TSP) ............................	9
4.2.3	Non-Ionic Detergent (NID) ..................................	10
4.2.4	Isopropyl alcohol ..........................................	10

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