1 On the 1983 and on all gasoline models, disconnect the pressure line hose from the pipe extension. 2  Remove the union seat from the pressure hose. 3  On diesel models, remove the union bolt with the two gaskets and disconnect the hose from the pump.4  Drain the hose into a container. On the 1983 and on all gasoline models, disconnect the pressure line hose from the pipe extension. 2  Remove the union seat from the pressure hose. 3  On diesel models, remove the union bolt with the two gaskets and disconnect the hose from the pump. 4  Drain the hose into a container.
Most types of nuclear decay emissions consist of subatomic particles -- neutrons, protons and electrons -- energetically kicked out of an atom. However, one type of radiation, called the gamma ray, is pure energy.
The atom produced by radioactive decay can either be another radioactive atom or a stable (nonradioactive) atom. The radioactive decay modes of most concern for the radionuclides in GTCC LLRW are alpha particle and beta particle emission, and the resultant gamma rays and X-rays that accompany these decay processes.