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` SWRCB, January 2002 ti 2 , �"o Page of 5. PIPING SUMP TESTING r r r r b. Test Method Developed By: Sump Manufacturer Industry Standard Professional Engineer X Other (Specify) Test Method Used: Pressure Vacuum X Hydrostatic Other (Specify) Test Equipment Used: 24 HOUR LAKE TEST PERFORMED Equipment Resolution: Sump # emergency Sump # Sump # Sump # spill tank Sump Diameter: 42" Sump Depth: 48" Sump Material: FIBERGLASS Height from Tank Top to Top of Highest Piping Penetration: 14" Height from Tank Top to Lowest Electrical Penetration: 24" Condition of sump prior to testing: FAIR Portion of Sump Tested BOTTOM 26" Does turbine shut down when sump sensor detects liquid (both Yes No x NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Yes No NA product and water)? Turbine shutdown response time N/A Is system programmed for fail-safe shutdown?* Yes No x NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Was fail-safe verified to be operational? Yes No x NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Wait time between applying pressure/vacuum/water and starting 30 MINUTES test: Test Start Time: PERFORMED 24 HOUR TEST Initial Reading (R,): Test End Time: Final Reading (RF): Test Duration: 24 HOUR fa Change in Reading (RF -Ra): NONE Pass/Fail Threshold or Criteria: Test Result: X Pass 0 Fail ❑ Pass 0 Fail 0 Pass 0 Fail 0 Pass 0 Fail Was sensor removed for testing? x Yes No NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Was sensor properly replaced and verified functional after testing? x Yes No NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Yes No NA Comments — (include information on repairs made prior to testing, and recommended follow-up for failed tests) ` ' If the entire depth of the sump is not tested, specify how much was tested. If the answer to my of the questions indicated with an asterisk (*) is "NO" or `NA", the entire sump must be tested. (See SWRCB LG -160) r