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0 0 <br /> The piping system inside the Truck Repair shop is black steel with treaded joints. The <br /> piping ranges from 1"to 1-1/2"and is routed from a lube-pit to the storage tank along the <br /> walls and ceiling of the Truck Repair. <br /> One pump is included in the assessment. The pump conveys used oil from the western <br /> lube-pit to the storage tank. The air diaphragm pump is mounted on a steel frame secured <br /> to the Truck Repair lube-pit wall and has wetted materials(neoprene diaphragms) <br /> compatible with used oil. <br /> (E)sketch or drawing of tank including dimensions. <br /> Manufacturer's drawings are not available for review. However, as-installed drawings <br /> have been prepared and included in Attachment C(Location Plan and Detail;Structural <br /> Detail). The drawings are dimensioned, and include openings for the tank. <br /> (k) (3) documented age of the tank system <br /> Age— 19 years <br /> Tank was installed in 1992 with the construction of the Distribution Center. <br /> (k) (4)description and evaluation of the adequacy of any leak detection equipment; <br /> Assessment Results=Adequate <br /> The leak detection used for the tank is visual observations. The tank is located within a <br /> concrete block wall containment structure and leaks from the tank will be easily <br /> identifiable within the containment structure. The above ground piping with threaded <br /> socket joints is visually inspected daily(considering the pipeline is routed overhead within <br /> the work area of the Truck Repair and leaks will be readily identified),thus, complying <br /> with the secondary containment exemption specified in 66265.193 "Containment and <br /> Detection of Releases"section(f)— "(1)for above ground piping..."and(2) for ...joints <br /> that are visually inspected for leaks on a daily basis". <br /> (k) (5) description and evaluation of any corrosion protection equipment; <br /> There is no corrosion equipment associated with the tank systems(e.g. sacrificial anodes <br /> or impressed current). As indicated in other areas of the assessment, equipment <br /> component material is compatible and corrosion resistant to the used oil in contact with <br /> the component(s). <br /> Pipe supports are primarily zinc-coated unistruts. The tank is factory coated to protect the <br /> outer steel wall from corrosion. <br /> (k) (6)description and evaluation of any spill prevention or overfill equipment; <br /> Assessment Results=Adequate <br /> The used oil tank has a local level indicator gauge.An operator can visually observe the <br /> oil level in the tank. Oil is pumped to the oil tank in small batches(55-gal or less at any <br /> Tank System Assessment Page 3 <br /> June 2011 <br />