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TM    9-2320-356-BD APPENDIX D POL   SUBSTITUTES BDAR  FIXES  SHALL  BE  USED  ONLY  IN  COMBAT AT  THE  DISCRETION  OF  THE  COMMANDER AND  SHALL  BE  REPAIRED  BY  STANDARD  MAINTENANCE  PROCEDURES AS  SOON  AS  PRACTICABLE  AFTER  THE  MISSION  IS  COMPLETED. Section   I.   GENERAL D-1. GENERAL a. POL   products   available   within   the   US   and   NATO   military   supply   systems, commercial    products,    and   captured   products   may   be   acceptable   substitutes   for   POL shortages. Some   POL   will   be   destructive   if   used. This   appendix   provides   tables   on how   to   blend   or   mix   good   fuels   with   poor   or   nonfuels   to   increase   the   available quantity   of   fuel. This   appendix   also   presents   information   on   lubricants   and hydraulic   fluids . The   tables   divide   POL   products   into   three   categories   as   follows: (1) Primary. The   correct   product   for   the   system. ( 2 )     A l t e r n a t e . A   product   that   closely   matches   the   primary   but   will   result   in reduced    performance. Using   the   alternate   POL   will   have   no   effect   of   the   durability of   the   system. There   are   no   restrictions   on   the   duration   of   use. (3)   Emergency   or   Expedient. A   product   that   can   be   used   for   a   short   period   of time   only. These   products   are   a   last   resort   only   and   will   result   in   a   significant reduction   in   performance   and   in   serious   harm   to   the   system   with   continued   use. b. POL   products   are   usually   identified   by   NSNs   or   part   numbers   which   identify the   product; however,   specification   numbers   and   product   names   may   also   be   a   means of   identifying   the   product. Guidance   provided   is   keyed   to   specification   numbers, product   names,    application   (automotive,   aviation,   marine),   and   the   type   of   user (military,   commercial,   and   foreign). c. NATO   products   can   usually   be   assumed   to   be   direct   replacements   for   US military    products, but   there   are   some   products   which   do   not   meet   the   same   user applications . The   American   Society   of   Testing   and   Measurements   (ASTM) specifications   relate   to   commercial   products   found   in   the   US. d. This   section   will   list   a   few   elementary   characteristics   of   importance, although   you   will   have   no   means   of   measuring   or   predicting   them. You   can   use   the basic   fuels,   as   provided,   in   order   of   priority. It   will   tell   you   how   to   mix   one   or more   fluids   to   produce   a   usable   fuel   and   finally   tell   how   to   remove   or   flush   a   fuel from   the   system. D-1

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