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COMPLIANCE INFO_1985-2005
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
1985-2005
RECORD_ID
PR0231400
PE
2361
FACILITY_ID
FA0003539
FACILITY_NAME
S B GAS & MARKET
STREET_NUMBER
515
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
ELEVENTH
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
23309031
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
515 W ELEVENTH ST STE 301
P_LOCATION
03
P_DISTRICT
005
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Approved
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FISite Preparation and In Nation Instructions <br />TLS-350 UST onitori stem <br />Figure 36. Probe Assembly for Products NOT Requiring <br />Water Measurement (4" Installation Kit) <br />16 CAUTION: WHEN SLIDING THE FLOAT ONTO <br />THE PROBE SHAFT, BE CAREFUL NOT TO <br />BREAK ANY OF THE MAGNET RETENTION FIN- <br />GERS. THIS COULD RESULT IN IMPROPER <br />MOVEMENT OF THE FLOAT AND INACCURATE <br />READINGS. <br />6. Slide the boot onto the end of the probe, and turn until <br />the boot's bosses snap into the probe detents. (Refer to <br />Figure 34 or 35, or 36.) <br />CAUTION: FAILURE TO SNAP THE BOOT INTO <br />THE PROBE DETENTS COULD RESULT IN THE <br />LOSS OF THE BOOT AND FLOATS WITHIN THE <br />TANK. <br />8. Gently slide the floats to the bottom of the probe shaft. <br />• <br />Install each probe in an underground storage tank as <br />follows (see Figure 37, "Magnetostrictive Probe Installa- <br />tion Requirements"): <br />lip <br />.�, . •• 1 • <br />1. Turn OFF power to the TLS system. <br />2. Make sure any liquid other than the product to be <br />dispensed has been pumped out of the tank. <br />3. Be sure there is no sludge in the bottom of the tank. <br />Sludge can interfere with proper operation of the water <br />float. <br />CAUTION: HANDLE PROBES CAREFULLY! <br />STRIKING OR DROPPING PROBE WILL RESULT <br />IN LOSS OF CALIBRATION AND COULD CAUSE <br />PERMANENT DAMAGE. <br />M <br />v <br />14" MINIMUM DIA <br />MANHOLE <br />CONCRETE SLAB <br />OR PACKED EARTH 2 CORD GRIP SEALS <br />PER NEPA 80 SUPPLIED WITH PROBE <br />e'9 <br />WEATHERPROOF <br />JUNCTION BOX WITH <br />1, 21NCH NPT THUS <br />T 1 CUBIC INCH <br />MINIMUM) <br />EPDXY SEAL <br />PER NFPA <br />SPEC <br />18" MIN <br />SEE 2-WIRECABLE <br />•NOTE SUPPLI ED WI TH <br />RISER DIMENSION PROBE <br />SHOULD BE 18 TO <br />THE BOTTOM OF 400 A.P.I. PIPE <br />THE RISER CAP. SCHEDULE 40 <br />MAGNETOSTRICTIVE <br />PROBE <br />TANK <br />Note: Increase this minimum dimension it the tank <br />diameter doesnot match the probe length. <br />(Example: A 7'6" dia. tank will use an 8' <br />probe. The extra probe height will be lodged <br />in the riser pipe, which must be 6" longer <br />than the minimum in order to provide room.) <br />Figure 37. Magnetostrictive Probe Installation Require- <br />ments for Underground Storage Tanks <br />4. Attach the probe cable connector to the mating plug on <br />the top of the probe. Be sure the connector is attached <br />securely by hand tightening the locking ring. <br />5. Place floats at bottom of probe before standing the <br />probe on end. <br />CAUTION: HANDLE PROBES CAREFULLY! <br />STRIKING OR DROPPING PROBE WILL RESULT <br />IN LOSS OF CALIBRATION AND COULD CAUSE <br />PERMANENT DAMAGE. <br />6. Carefully lower probe into the riser pipe until the boot <br />rests on the bottom of the tank. <br />16 CAUTION: DO NOT ALLOW PROBE TO <br />FREEFALL AND/OR SHARPLY IMPACT THE <br />BOTTOM OF THE TANK SHOCKTO THE PROBE <br />FOOT WILL RESULT IN SEVERE PROBE DAM- <br />AGE. <br />7. Feed the two -wire probe cable up through the riser pipe <br />cap bushing and in through the junction box bushing. <br />Leave enough slack in the cable between the cap and <br />junction box to allow the cap to easily reach the riser <br />pipe. In addition, leave enough slack under the riser <br />cap to allow the probe to rest on the bottom of the tank. <br />8. Using wiring nuts, connect the wires from the probe <br />cable to the probe field wires in the junction box (see <br />Figure 38). Be sure to observe proper polarity between <br />
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