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Get a handle on liner disposal.


After replacing the combustor liner on your tank's AGT AGT - Agreement
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-1500 engine, do you know what to do with the old liner?

That depends on which liner you have. There are two types. If you're replacing the new-style liner, NSN 2835-01-422-9131 (PN PN - (USN Rating) Personnelman
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 12286890-1), there are no special procedures. Just turn it in.

However, if you've replaced an old-style liner, NSN 2835-01-076-6092 (PN 12286890 or 12286384), there are some special disposal procedures to follow.

The old-style liner emits an extremely low amount of radiation. It's not hazardous when handled, but does require that the shipping container be clearly marked RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL--TH232 before shipping it back to depot.

You'll find additional information about disposal of old-style liners in the warning section at the front of all -10 and -20 level TMs. The derail code of this old liner has been changed to F.
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Publication:PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
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Date:Aug 1, 2006
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