INTRODUCTION
The Fuel System Inhibiting Rig (JMP/GEM/D/6310/C200) is used to inhibit the fuel systems of aircraft engines.

GENERAL
The rig consists of an inhibiting fluid tank with a capacity of 18 litres (3.97 gallon) mounted on a welded, tubular steel frame. The rig runs on two 9” diameter wheels with rubber tyres. A stand at the front of the rig steadies it when in use. The inhibiting fluid tank is equipped with a filler cap with gauze strainer, a pressure relief valve, air inlet and fluid outlet and an inhibiting fluid delivery hose, is stowed on one side of the rig.

A hand pump is located at the front of the rig and a control panel, containing a pressure regulator and auxiliary air inlet adaptor, is located at the rear of the rig.