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DECONTAMINATION KITS

DETECTORS AND. DECONTAMINATION KITS. M-8 PAPER. Detects liquid nerve and blister agents. Turns 3 colors. Red for Blister agents. Yellow for G nerve agents. Green for V nerve agents. M-9 PAPER. Detects liquid nerve and blister agents. Sticks to clothing, vehicles and equipment.

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DECONTAMINATION KITS

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  1. DETECTORS AND DECONTAMINATION KITS

  2. M-8 PAPER • Detects liquid nerve and blister agents. • Turns 3 colors. • Red for Blister agents. • Yellow for G nerve agents. • Green for V nerve agents.

  3. M-9 PAPER • Detects liquid nerve and blister agents. • Sticks to clothing, vehicles and equipment. • Red is the only positive reading. • Contains a known carcinogen, use gloves when handling.

  4. M-256 • Detects nerve, blister and blood agents. • Detects both liquid and vapors. • 12 detectors per kit.

  5. M-256 • Swing out the heater; remove and save two loose pads. • Save pads under hinged heater. • Swing heater back in place (Figure 5).

  6. M-256 • Remove the pull tab marked (1). Pull upward to expose the lewisite detecting tablet (Figure 6)

  7. M-256 • Bend the tab over the lewisiste detecting tablet. • Rub the upper half of the tab until a mark is visible (Figure 7).

  8. M-256 • Hold the sampler - detector with the test spots or arrows pointing up. • Using the heater pads, crush four ampoules in the three center pockets marked (3) (Figure 8).

  9. M-256 • Turn the sampler - detector upside down, and verify wetting of test spots. • Hold the sampler detector with the test spots or arrow pointing down. • Using the heater pads, squeeze the ampoules to force liquid through the formed channels (Figure 9).

  10. M-256 • Put your thumb on the protective strip over the middle of the test spot. • Swing the heater away from the test spot (Figure 10).

  11. M-256 • Activate the first heater ampoule marked #4. • Being sure to use the heater pads, crush one green ampoule, and swing the heater immediately over the test spot (Figure 11).

  12. M-256 • Hold the sampler detector to one side while venting to avoid vapor. • After 2 minutes swing the heater away from the test spot, and swing the protective strip away from test spots. • Expose test spots to air for 10 minutes (Figure 12).

  13. M-256 • After 10 minutes, activate the second heater ampoule marked (4). • Being sure to use the heater pads, crush the second green ampoule. • Swing the heater immediately over the test spot • After 1 minute, swing the heater away from the test spot (Figure 13).

  14. M-256 • Hold the sampler detector with the test spots or arrows pointing down. • Using the heater pads, crush the remaining ampoules marked (5). Be sure to wet test spots by squeezing ampoules to force the liquid onto the test spots (Figure 14).

  15. M-256 • Re-rub the lewisite detecting tablet. • Bend the tab over the lewisite detecting tablet. • Rub the bottom half of the tab until mark is visible (Figure 15).

  16. M-256 • Compare the colors to determine whether conditions are dangerous or safe. • Turn the sampler detector upside down, and compare the colors of the test spots with those shown on the sampler detector. • Look for a change in the color of the rubs on the lewisite detecting tab. • If your kit has a fourth instruction card, use it to compare the colors to determine whether conditions are dangerous or safe

  17. M-88 ALARM • Detects nerve and blister agents in vapor form (M-8A1 detects nerve only. • Consist of: • M-42 Remote alarm. • M-22 Agent detector. • M-28 Power supply. • The M-88 has replaced the M-8A1, but is functionally the same.

  18. M-88 ALARM • Up to 400 Meters between detectors and alarms. • Up to 5 alarms per detector. • Up to 300 Meters between detectors. • Place detectors 150 meters Upwind of the FLOT.

  19. M-88 ALARM M-22 M-22 300M W I N D 150M Place M-42 alarms a max distance of 400 M from the M-22’s.

  20. M-258A1 • Hard plastic olive drab case • Contains six packets, (3) number one packets and (3) number two packets. • Inspect for tears in packets. • Inspect for broken ampoules in number two packets.

  21. M-291 • Has replaced the M-258. • Wallet like pouch with 6 decon packets. • Black reactive and absorbent resin powder. • Attached strap for inserting finger. • Applied by patting not rubbing.

  22. Dry Filter Unit 1000

  23. DFU Components Inlet Stack Filter Assembly Lid Latch Filter Casing Air Outlet Warning Labels Power Connection Power Connection Cover Exhaust Hose

  24. DFU Kit

  25. Hand Held Assay • Provides Presumptive ID of BW Agents in Suspect Samples • Same Format as Home Pregnancy Test • Simple Operation, Inexpensive, Single Use • Results in 15 Minutes • Reliable • Rigorous QA/QC Testing • Low False Positive Rate • Presumptive ID Component in Currently Fielded and Developmental Joint BW Detection Systems (Portal Shield, JBPDS, DoD Biological Detection System, DFU) • Shelf Life: 2 Years at Refrigerated Temperatures (4°C) • Do Not Freeze Panel of 8 HHAs

  26. SKIN DECONTAMINATION • Chemical contamination - decon within one minute. • Use M-291 or M-258. • Note: Processes are the same for both kits. When using the M-258 use packets in sequence. • Biological contamination - wash down with soap and water.

  27. PERSONAL WIPEDOWN • Process consist of wiping down your mask, gloves and essential gear. • Do not attempt to remove contamination from over-garment. • Most effective within fifteen minutes. • Note: If M258 is used you must reverse the packet sequence.

  28. Use of the M-291

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  39. QUESTIONS?

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