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✓�•� II 'ISrRIAL RELATIONS -"TYLE 8 <br /> (Register 77.y 14­4-2-77) <br /> (e) All stationary storage tanks exceeding 1,200 gallons capacity shall <br /> have the loading and unloading connections secured to a concrete <br /> bulkhead or equivalent designed to withstand a horizontal pull of not <br /> less than 2,040 pounds in any direction, unless other suitable protection <br /> is provided. This bulkhead shall not be located underneath the tank. <br /> The loading and unloading connections shall be firmly secured to this <br /> bulkhead and the piping between the bulkhead and tank shall be in- <br /> stalled in a manner to provide for expansion,contraction,jarring, vibra- <br /> tions, settling, etc. For skid tanks exceeding 1,20(1 gallons capacity, such <br /> loading and unloading connections shall be securely fastened to the skid <br /> or to the tank supports. <br /> NOTE: 2,000 pounds may not be adequate for all sizes of loading and unloading hoses <br /> and connections. <br /> (f) Where excess-flow valves (See Section 507 (e)] are used, liquid <br /> and vapor lines shall be at least full size from the excess-flow valve in <br /> the tank to the point of discharge or an additional excess-flow valve or <br /> eauivalent shall be located as close to thepoint of pipe size reduction <br /> or other restriction as is practical, unless the excess-flow valve in the <br /> tank is designed to operate at the reduced flow condition, in which case <br /> the excess-flow valve in the tank may suffice. <br /> Where excess-flow valves are used and 2 or more tanks are installed <br /> in battery, with common loading and/or unloading lines, the common <br /> ligw-d and vapor lines shall he fitted with excess-flow valves or equiva- <br /> lent (unless the common line has a cross-sectional area equal to or in <br /> excess of the combined areas of the individual tank lines; or unless the <br /> excess-flow valves are designed to operate at the reduced flow condi- <br /> tion, in which case the excess-flow valve in the tank may suffice). <br /> Where additional excess-flow valves are used in common loading and/ <br /> or unloading lines, the additional excess-flow valve or equivalent shall <br /> be located as close to the point of restriction as practical. <br /> NOTE: A quick-closing manually operated valve may be considered equivalent to an <br /> excess-flow valve at the point of pipe size reduction or other restriction providing: <br /> (1) It is equipped with a means of closing the valve manually from a point remote <br /> from the delivery connection. <br /> (2) The loading and/or unloading line in which it is located is secured to a bulkhead <br /> complying with Section 501 (e). <br /> (3) The quick-closing valve is in the pipeline on the tank side of the bulkhead. <br /> (g) Tanks installed in battery shall be so installed that the top sur- <br /> faces of the tanks are substantially in the same horizontal plane. <br /> (h) The following minimum equipment shall be installed, properly <br /> maintained, and readily available for use at all stationary storage tanks <br /> in readily accessible locations. <br /> (1) At least two full face respiratory devices in compliance with <br /> Section 5144; preferably one self contained breathing apparatus, and <br /> one ISH, gas mask with spare cannister. <br /> (2) One pair NH3 resistant gloves. <br />