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Work Plan <br />PSI proposes the upgrade of the piping sump penetrations and installation of reducer <br />test boots. PSI proposes the installation of Blueline Technologies UL Listed PES Series <br />Sump Penetration Boots and Blueline Technologies UL Listed PER Series Test <br />Reducer Boots. PSI field personnel are certified in the installation of Blueline <br />Technologies products. <br />For detailed description of the installation requirements for the PES and PER Series <br />Boots, please see the attached Blueline Technologies 2004 Product Catalog/Installation <br />Guide. <br />This work plan provides for the installation of standard repair (non -'split') UL -approved <br />penetration boots and test reducer boots. To accomplish this, the prospective pipe or <br />conduit will need to be cut or disconnected in order to permit the installation of the <br />penetration or test fitting. <br />Penetration Boot Installation <br />In accordance with manufacturer's guidelines, installation of sump penetration boots at <br />conduit and/or piping penetration points is accomplished by disconnecting the <br />perspective conduit/pipe and sliding the penetration boot over the conduit/pipe. The <br />boot is sealed to the sump wall using Parasealant 626, a UL listed sealant compound, <br />as required by the manufacturer. The boot is then permanently attached to the sump <br />wall using zinc -plated screws. Following attachment to the sump, the boot reservoir is <br />injected with a UL listed sealant compound, as required by the manufacturer. Following <br />the final sealing, the boot is clamped to the conduit/pipe <br />Product Piping <br />In order to permit boot installation, the product line will be cut, inside of the piping sump, <br />and any residual product drained, and placed into the perspective UST. Following <br />product removal, UL listed test boots will be installed. New Smith B x M FRP adapter <br />fittings will be installed in each product line. <br />Per SJCEHD requirements, each product line will then be pressure tested at one <br />hundred fifty percent of the standard operating pressure, and witnessed by SJCEHD. <br />Test pressures for gravity systems will be determined by SJCEHD. <br />Following the completion testing activities, PSI will remove test equipment, and <br />reconnect each of the product lines. Each of the existing product piping FRP flange sets <br />will be removed, and replaced with three-piece unions. Unions will permit (and simplify) <br />any future work or testing performed on the product piping. Suction systems will be re - <br />primed prior to being placed back in operation. <br />September 20, 2004 <br />IMF Yellow Roadway Corporation <br />rV/ SJCEHD Permit Application Submitral <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />