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2.0 Above Ground Tank Assessment <br />The following assessment is based upon visual observation of the above ground storage tank <br />(AST) and appurtenances, interviews with facility management and review of background <br />information regarding the AST design and installation (copies of which are provided as an <br />attachment to this Report). <br />Each following subsection provides the relevant information used to certify compliance with the <br />specific subsection of 22CCR §66265.192. <br />2.1 Tank Configuration, Material of Construction and Gross Capacity <br />The AST is a horizontal double-wall steel tank, John Dow Industries Model AGS -285D, with a <br />gross capacity of 285 gallons. See John Dow Industries catalog page 2 attached. The tank is <br />located at the building interior at the southwest corner of the structure. <br />2.2 Design Standards <br />Design standard(s), if available, according to which the tank and ancillary equipment were or will <br />be constructed. <br />According to the tank manufacturer (Atlantic Fabritech) letter attached, the tank was designed, <br />constructed and listed in accordance with Standard UL 142, Steel Aboveground Tanks for <br />Flammable and Combustible Liquids. <br />2.2.1 Material of Construction <br />Field observation confirmed the AST to be fabricated from mild steel. <br />2.2.2 Material Thickness and Method Used to Determine the Thickness <br />The attached email response from John Dow Industries indicates the wall thickness of the outer <br />and inner tank is 12 gauge. The wall thickness of the outer tank was measured at 3/32" in the <br />field. This measurement correlates with the reported 12 gauge. <br />2.2.3 Description of Tank System Piping (material, diameter) <br />There is an approximately 7 foot section of black rubber hose which connects to the external <br />pump. A short length of 1" hose connects to the suction port of the external pump at the top of <br />Above Ground Storage Tank Professional Engineer Certification Page 2 <br />