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0 RECEIVED <br /> SWRCB,January 2002 Page - <br /> 5. TANK ANNULAR TESTING NOV 10 2014 <br /> Test Method Developed By: X Tank Manufacturer ❑Industry Standard Professional Engineer <br /> ❑Other(Specify) <br /> Test Method Used: ❑Pressure X Vacuum ❑Hydrostatid-�ar. <br /> Other(Specify) <br /> Test Equipment Used: Gast Vacuum Pump/Vacuum Gauges in Hg. Equipment Resolution:-%a"x-30Hg. <br /> Tank#5 Tank# Tank# Tank# <br /> Is Tank Exempt From Testing?' Yes <br /> Tank Capacity: 2K <br /> Tank Material: Steel/Steel <br /> Tank Manufacturer: Stockton Tank <br /> Product Stored: 110 Octane race fuel <br /> Wait time between applying 10 Minutes <br /> vacuum and starting test: <br /> Test Start Time: 9:05 <br /> Initial Reading(R,): -7 Hg. <br /> Test End Time: 10:05 <br /> Final Reading(RF): -7 Hg. <br /> Test Duration: 1 Hour <br /> Change in Reading(RF-R�): 0 Hg. <br /> Pass/Fail Threshold or Criteria: ➢ -1 Hg. <br /> Test Result: Pass <br /> Was sensor removed for testing? Yes <br /> Was sensor properly replaced and Yes <br /> verified functional after testin gg <br /> Comments—(include information on repairs made prior to resting and recommended follow-up forfailed tests) <br /> Tank#S has an annular vent to atmosphere. Annular vent capped for Testing. <br /> Secondary containment systems where the continuous monitoring automatically monitors both the primary and secondary <br /> containment,such as systems that are hydrostatically monitored or under constant vacuum,are exempt from periodic containment <br /> testing. {California Code of Regulations,Title 23,Section 2637(a)(6)} <br />