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D7. FRP NONSEALED TURBINE ENCLOSURE <br />(SEE FIGURE 32) <br />DO NOT air pressure test turbine enclosure. See sec- <br />tion D8 for testing methods. Turbine enclosures must <br />be isolated from direct traffic loading. (See section <br />D3) <br />To prevent water infiltration in high groundwa- <br />ter conditions turbine enclosures must: <br />♦ Be mounted and cemented to secondary containment <br />collar using same procedure described in section D4. <br />♦ Have its top mounted and cemented in place. Fallow <br />procedure used to cement turbine enclosure to collar <br />(section D4) except this joint is made on the exterior of <br />the turbine enclosure. <br />♦ Always vent watertight or sealed turbine enclosures. <br />(Usually accomplished with double wall piping.) <br />♦ Cement in place using KitAD and allow adhesive to cure. <br />FIGURE 32 <br />D8. HYDROSTATIC WATER TEST <br />►r <br />ASPHYXIATION FIRE EXPLOSION <br />Failure to properly test and seal joints may result in <br />product loss, environmental damage, explosion or fire. <br />TO TEST JOINTS IN TURBINE ENCLOSURE: <br />♦ Fill turbine enclosure with water at least 3" above joint <br />seal. (date: sealed and watertight turbine enclosures will <br />have two (2) joint seals. <br />♦ Record the liquid level. <br />♦ Wait 24 hours. <br />♦ Remeasure and record the liquid level, <br />❑ A liquid change more than'/" indicates a possible leak. <br />TO TEST SEAL OF FIELD MOUNTED FITTINGS: <br />♦ Fill turbine enclosure with water at least 3" above fittings <br />♦ Record liquid level. <br />♦ Wait 24 hours. <br />♦ Remeasure and record liquid level <br />❑ A liquid change more than 1/" indicates a possible <br />leak. <br />D9. MONITORING <br />Fuel vapors may be present in the turbine enclosure. <br />To prevent fire or explosion hazard, keep all ignition <br />sources away when removing turbine enclosure lid. <br />Treat any entry into turbine enclosure area as con- <br />fined space entry. <br />CAUT1014 <br />CAUTION: Secondary containment collar must be <br />continuously monitored for potential spills or leaks. <br />TO DETECT ACCUMULATION OF LIQUID IN <br />COLLAR: <br />♦ Equip all secondary containment collars at the jobsite <br />with an optional electronic monitor (see figure 33). <br />♦ Place monitoring sensor in a protective casing. <br />♦ Fasten casing to sensor mounting bracket on side of <br />turbine enclosure collar using a mounting clamp. <br />FIGURE 33 <br />C anlairurwi l G lar Stm%ui <br />'tFCes-700j <br />4U Cat* (21 oia--__ <br />Fa <br />n PVC 5am <br />owwr S+wl <br />Upper PIM1 Fto {• <br />SkAra-111 Fkm <br />1l LK <br />Trrp pv% <br />t-116 O <br />D10. PERIODIC TESTING <br />♦ Test turbine enclosure at least once a year using stand- <br />ing water test (section D8). Test more frequently if code <br />requires. <br />♦ Leak test containment collar and fitting at least once a <br />year, or more frequently if code requires. Anytime tur- <br />bine enclosure or fittings have been abused, damaged, <br />or worn, test turbine enclosure immediately for potential <br />leaks. <br />23 <br />