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T= 8 DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL SAF�iY 58.17 <br /> %�NFIRED PRESSURE VESSEL SAFl,,,A)RDERS <br /> (Roglstor 77, No. 15-4-7-77) <br /> (g) Every liquid pipeline or hose that can be isolated by 2 or more <br /> stop valves shall have a safety relief valve installed in the pipeline or <br /> hose to prevent excessive hydrostatic pressure. The safety relief valve <br /> required by this subsection shall start to discharge at not less than 300 <br /> psi, nor more than 400 psi, and it must relieve to the atmosphere at a <br /> safe point of discharge. <br /> (h) All valves, regulators, gaging, and other tank accessory equip- <br /> ment shall be protected against physical damage. <br /> (i) All tank connections requiring manually operated shutoff valves <br /> shall be labeled or tagged to indicate whether they communicate with <br /> the liquid or vapor space. <br /> 0) The liquid fill line used to transfer anhydrous ammonia from <br /> transportation tanks exceeding 3,500 gallons capacity to storage tanks <br /> exceeding 2,000 gallons capacity shall be equipped with a backflow <br /> check valve to prevent discharge of anhydrous ammonia from the re- <br /> ceiving tank in case of hose rupture. This is not intended to prevent <br /> transferring anhydrous ammonia from containers, other than transpor- <br /> tation tanks exceeding 3,500 gallons capacity,into storage tanks through <br /> the load-out line. <br /> (k) All tanks shall be equipped with vapor return valves. <br /> History: 1. Amendment filed 12-8-72 as procedural and organizational;effective upon <br /> filing (Register 72, No. 50). <br /> 2. Repealer of subsection (e) and new subsection (e) filed 8-30.74; effective <br /> thirtieth day thereafter (Register 74, No. 35). <br /> 3. Amendment of subsections (a), (c), (d), (e), (g) and new subsection (k) <br /> { filed 3-28-75; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 75, No. 13). <br /> 4. Repealer and new subsections (e) and (f) filed 8-676; effective thirtieth <br /> day thereafter (Register 76, No.32). <br /> 508. Gaging Devices. (a) Apermanent dip pipe shall be in- <br /> stalled in all tanks designed to be filled by volume, and shall be of such <br /> length that it will indicate when the tank is 86'/Z percent full. The fixed <br /> dip pipe required in this order shall be permanently installed in the <br /> tank. <br /> Each applicator container shall have a fixed liquid-level gage. <br /> (b) Each tank filled by volume shall be equipped with a liquid level <br /> gaging device, such as a rotary gage, a slip .tube, an automatic gage, a <br /> magnetic gage, or a series of fixed dip pipes, to show the liquid level in <br /> the tank at any time. This gaging device shall be in addition to the fixed <br /> dip pipe required in Section 508 (a). <br /> A thermometer well shall be provided in all storage tanks over 1,200 <br /> gaLons capacity not equipped with a fixed dip pipe, and in all transpor- <br /> tation tanks <br /> (c) Liquid level gaging devices that require bleeding of the product <br /> to the atmosphere, such as rotary gages, dip pipes, or slip tubes, shall <br /> be so designed that the maximum opening of the bleeder valve is not <br /> larger than No. 54 drill size. <br /> (d) Liquid level gaging devices shall be designed for a working pres- <br /> sure of not less than 300 psi ANS rating. <br /> (e) Tubular-type gage glasses shall not be used. <br />