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TANKTESTING <br /> 5.4.11. Close valve to annular space. Figure 5-7 <br /> 5.4.12. Open valves to vent all compartmentsVented Reservoir Plug <br /> (maintain 5 psig on annular space) Reservoir <br /> (see Figure 5-6). <br /> Figure 5-6 Monitoring <br /> Fluid Tank Rib <br /> Valve Open Valve Open Valve Open <br /> 5 psig valve Closed <br /> (3 psig for 4 4 <br /> 12'tanks) <br /> 5.5.7. Reinstall vented reservoir plug to ensure <br /> annular space is vented at all times. <br /> 5.5.8. Remove enough tank fitting plugs to see <br /> inside the primary tank. <br /> 5.5.9. With a light,look inside for any monitoring <br /> fluid. <br /> 5.4.13. Monitor the pressure for 30 minutes for any 5.5.10. Replace and tighten fitting plug(s). <br /> loss in pressure from the initial reading which 5.5.11. Connect"Tank Test Manifold"to a primary tank <br /> may indicate a leak. fitting. <br /> 5.4.14. While under pressure,cover tank outer 5.5.12. Connect the pressure source to the"Tank Test <br /> surface,including fittings and manway(s), Manifold" <br /> with soap solution and inspect. 5.5.13. Pressurize primary tank to 5 psig maximum <br /> 5.4.15. After completing air test,release pressure. (3 psig for 12'tanks) (see Figure 5-8). <br /> 5.4.16. Remove all gauges,valves,and hose Figure 5-8 <br /> assemblies. <br /> 5.4.17. Replace and tighten fitting plug(s). Firsupply <br /> 5.4.18. Replace the plastic vent plug in the open Primary Tank Fitting /vented Reservoir <br /> fittings. <br /> 5.5. Testing Double-Wall Tanks) Monitoring Fluid <br /> With Liquid Felled Annular Space 5 psig <br /> (Hydrostatically Monitored) (3 psig for 12'tank,l <br /> Primary Tank <br /> Never pressurize a wet annular space. Doing so may 5.5.14. Close valve on"TankTest Manifold."Disconnect <br /> damage the tank or cause tank failure. the air supply line. <br /> 5.5.15. Monitor the pressure for 30 minutes for any <br /> 5.5.1. This tank has a hydrostatic monitoring loss in pressure from the initial reading which <br /> Y g may indicate a leak. <br /> system that includes a green monitoring 5.5.16. While under pressure,cover fittings and <br /> fluid pre-installed between the tank walls. manway(s)with soap solution and inspect. <br /> 5.5.2. In the unlikely event of a tank leak,this 5.5.17. After completing air test,release pressure. <br /> monitoring fluid will leave a green trace on the <br /> tank. 5.5.18. Remove all gauges,valves,and hose <br /> assemblies. <br /> 5.5.3. If monitoring fluid is found on the tank inner 5.5.19. Replace and tighten fitting plug(s). <br /> or outer surface during any test,discontinue <br /> the installation and immediately contact 5.5.20. Replace the plastic vent plugs in the open <br /> Containment Solutions Field Services. fittings. <br /> 5.5.4. Comply with the requirements ofSection 4. 5.6. Testing Double-WaIICom artMent <br /> 5.5.5. With tank in upright position,remove the Tank(5 With Double Wall Bulkheads <br /> 4"vented plug from the reservoir fitting. (Hydrostatically Monitored) <br /> 5.5.6. Add only enough monitoring fluid to cover <br /> the rib inside the reservoir.Do not overfill <br /> past the rib at this time(see Figure 5-7).Final Never pressurize a wet annular space. Doing so may <br /> monitoring fluid levels will be set later in the damage the primary tank or cause tank failure. <br /> installation process. <br /> 10 <br />