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HYDROSTATIC MONITORING <br />C1. PREPARATION <br />♦ Tanks with hydrostatic monitoring systems normally ar- <br />rive with monitoring fluid installed in the annular space <br />and some fluid in the reservoir. <br />❑ After installation, the fluid level in the reservoir must <br />be filled to the proper level. <br />❑ Buckets of brine are supplied with the tank for this <br />purpose. <br />♦ If tank has reservoir installed, and arrives without moni- <br />toring fluid pre-installed, the annular space can be filled <br />with monitoring fluid after the tanks have been placed in <br />the excavation. <br />❑ Provisions must be made to access the reservoir for <br />brine filling and venting the air from the annular space <br />at the end of the tank opposite the reservoir. <br />❑ Contact Tank Technical Support for instructions. <br />C2. JOBSITE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS <br />Always wear safety glasses and protective clothing <br />when mixing or handling any antifreeze solution. <br />♦ If any of the following accidents occur, quickly take the <br />steps listed. <br />♦ Contact with eyes (may cause minor eye injuries). <br />• Promptly flush eyes with plenty of water for at least <br />15 minutes. <br />• Get medical attention. <br />♦ Contact with skin (may cause minor skin irritations). <br />• Promptly flush skin with plenty of water. <br />♦ Ingestion (may cause gastrointestinal irritation or ul- <br />ceration). <br />• Induce vomiting (if swallowed). <br />• Immediately consult a physician. <br />♦ Spillage (may cause surfaces on which people walk to <br />remain wet longer). <br />• Flush area with plenty of water. <br />18 <br />C3. RESERVOIR FLUID HEIGHT <br />ADJUSTMENT <br />♦ Add brine to the reservoir until the reservoir fluid level <br />matrhPs the fnllnwinn table values - <br />Tank <br />Size <br />Liquid Level <br />Measurement (L) <br />When Tank is <br />Empty <br />Liquid Level <br />Measurement (L) <br />When Tank is <br />Full <br />4'(1 M and less) <br />5" <br />8" <br />4' (over 1 M), 6' <br />3-112" <br />5" <br />a <br />3-112" <br />5" <br />10' <br />(10M, 12M, 15M) <br />3-112" <br />5-112" <br />10' (20M) <br />4" <br />6-112" <br />10' (25M, 30M) <br />4-112" <br />8-112" <br />10' (over 30M) <br />4" <br />7" <br />CONCRETE TRAFFIC PAD <br />RISER PIPE CAP <br />Brine <br />AND FITTING W/ VENT <br />RISER PIPE <br />FRP <br />0°F <br />RESERVOIR <br />RESERVOIR SENSOR <br />-20°F <br />HIGH LEVEL ALARM <br />BRINE LIQUID <br />-40°F <br />LEVEL (Lj <br />LOW LEVELALARM <br />DOUBLE WALL TANK <br />♦ The brine (non-toxic) is a solution of 30% calcium chlo- <br />ride in water with a biodegradable green tint and a freeze <br />point of -40°F. <br />♦ Propylene glycol (food grade) may also be used to ad- <br />just the reservoir fluid level. Based on expected tem- <br />peratures, the concentration should be as follows: <br />Freeze <br />Protection <br />% Glycol Mixture <br />with water <br />Brine <br />20°F <br />20% <br />NIA <br />0°F <br />30% <br />NIA <br />-20°F <br />40% <br />NIA <br />-40°F <br />50% <br />Premixed' <br />*As supplied by Containment Solutions <br />C4. RESERVOIR ALARM ACTIONS <br />If the reservoir sensor indicates a high or low level alarm, it <br />is necessary to first determine that the alarm is not the <br />result of an incorrect initial fluid level setting. <br />❑ Remove the sensor. <br />❑ Test the sensor for proper operation. <br />❑ Reset the fluid level in the reservoir by adding or <br />removing fluid as indicated in section C3. <br />❑ Reinstall the sensor. <br />NOTE: If a second low or high level alarm occurs, <br />contact Containment Solutions Field Service. <br />