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07114/2610 14:10 Containment Solutions (FAA)814S42S020 P.0021008 <br /> "' CONTAINMENT <br /> SOLUTIONS <br /> A DENALI COMPANY <br /> August 21,2009 <br /> .deference:Converting Owens-Corning& Containment Solutions dry annular space <br /> to Hydrostatic monitoring annular space. <br /> Value Customer: <br /> Containment Solution's Field Service can modify existing double wall fiberglass glass <br /> storage tanks that have dry annular space to a hydrostatic mnnitoring annular space. <br /> CSS Technician will install top mounted reservoirs on centerline of tank top for future <br /> hydrostatic tank monitoring. hydrostatic monitoring is a continuos monitoring system 24 <br /> hours a day 365 days a year. After the reservoirs are installed the annular space will be <br /> filled with liquid and proper level established in the reservoir for placement of the double <br /> float sensor. This modification was established by the manufacture and meets <br /> manufacture's specifications. Double wall tanks can not be monitored hydrostatically <br /> with out a tank mounted reservoir. Volume of liquid in the reservoir is required for <br /> fluctuation of brine level and maintaining level between high and low alarm levels.Also <br /> the tank mounted reservoirs are in control temperature range. <br /> Attached is the manufacture's specification I have included for your review. It states the <br /> number of lay-ups required to attach the reservoir to secondary tank. The technician will <br /> cut a 3"to 4" dia. hole in the secondary tank centered on the reservoir for the placement of <br /> the monitoring sensor and to allow the brine to enter reservoir for monitoring with the <br /> double float sensor. All materials are from the manufacturing plant in Bakersfield, CA. <br /> and are UL Approved materials. <br /> Air/soap test will be performed on the newly installed reservoir prior to filling the annular <br /> space with liquid, or may be tested by raising the liquid above the tank mounted reservoir <br /> in to the riser for a hydrostatic test. <br />