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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
File Section
INSTALL
FileName_PostFix
2003
RECORD_ID
PR0521604
PE
2371
FACILITY_ID
FA0014678
FACILITY_NAME
NATIONAL PETROLEUM
STREET_NUMBER
713
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
EL DORADO
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95202
APN
13905214
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
713 N EL DORADO ST
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
QC Status
Approved
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Monit <br /> Effective Hydrostatic Monitoring Monitoring the Tank with a <br /> Systems for Xerxes Double Wall Tank Reservoir Probe <br /> Xerxes double wall tanks may be monitored with a variety of The accurate monitoring of the primary and seco idary tank <br /> systems. Each monitoring mode-depending on the eco- walls is accomplished through the use of an elecl�onic sensor <br /> nomics of the installation-is designed to detect a leak in and the tank-mounted hydrostatic reservoir,# <br /> either the primary or secondary tank as well as the attached <br /> collar riser. <br /> Should an installation require maximum round-the-clock mon- <br /> itoring of tank interstitials, attached collar risers, and/or tank <br /> level conditions, a variety of options are available in both our <br /> LU and LPD series consoles which are pre-configured to <br /> accept from I to 9 sensors, <br /> RTj1R1OJR P1 <br /> .SENSOR W1 H E <br /> R f P111 <br /> T"" <br /> ft'O'R P'P" <br /> OR <br /> OL <br /> PANEL <br /> (:q: <br /> LLELL I <br /> Typical three-tank installation with control panel individually monitoring the With the interstitial space and reservoir factory-filled with <br /> attached collar risers and tanks. liquid to a predetermined level, a hydrostatic pressure is <br /> applied to the inner and outer tank walls. <br /> If a leak should ever occur in the inner tank, the liquid level in <br /> Controller/Monitor the reservoir will drop as monitoring fluid drains into the pri- <br /> mary tank. Should a leak develop in the outer wall, the moni- <br /> toring fluid will drain into the excavation and again lower the <br /> The control unit provides LED's (indicator lights) to show the level of monitoring fluid. <br /> individual operating condition of each sensor in the installa- <br /> tion, The control unit, also equipped with an audible alarm, Should a leak occur in the outer wall during high-groundwa- <br /> may be located up to 2000'from the installation. ter conditions, the level of the monitoring fluid will rise as out- <br /> side water seeps into the interstitial space. In any of these situ- <br /> ations, a change in the liquid level beyond the acceptable lim- <br /> Control Unit (Three-Channel Panel Shown) its will activate the alarm. <br /> The controller is also equipped with a test switch to prove <br /> the system functional. The control panel is weather and <br /> corrosion-resistant, Power(green) -The system is powered. <br /> nn <br /> AJarm(red) -The alarm light, plus an audible warning, will indicate <br /> either a high level condition for reservoir sensors or a <br /> Ll 0 fuel condition for PD-Series Sensors. <br /> OPD1 0 <br /> ,Narm(yellow) -The alarm light, plus an audible warning, will indicate <br /> either a low level condition for reservoir sensors or a <br /> *PD2 0 water condition for PD-Series Sensors <br /> Horn <br /> (Units up to nine channels The electronic monitoring system is listed by Underwriters Laboratories.Inc. <br /> TEST 0 HORN OFF <br /> also available.) The monitor sensors for the reservoir and riser are intrinsically safe for use in <br /> /I- Class 1,Group 0,hazardous locations,as defined by the National Electrical Code <br /> U0 <br /> 14 <br />
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