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14. Beacon 33nn Wa-_Pr1nn PA Stockton Ca. Name of Supplier, Owner or Dealer Address No. and Strestfs) City State Data if Test if 15. TANK TO TEST 15a. BRIEF DIAGRAM OF TANK FIELD 16. CAPACITY From Station Chad Nominal Capacity ❑Tank Manufacturer's Chart Identity by position Gallons Company E'n'gineering Data By most accurate El Charts supplied with Brand and Grade capacity Chan available other,.: I Gallons 17. FILL -UP FOR TEST Gallons Total "tons a& Reading Stick Water Bottom before FiIWP in. In. to Gallons Tank Diameter inventory 18. SPECIAL CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES TO TEST THIS TANK /f9TWater in tank /0 U ne(s) being tested with LVLLT SOO manual sections applicable. Check below and record procedure in log (27). YTHigh water table In tank excavation 71 Use maximum allowable test pressure for all tests. 19. TANK MEAS Transfer total to line 25e I � MEASUREMENTS FOR �ourpou rue does apply to tanks. TSTT ASSEMBLY "plate section below: Bottom of tank to grade* ......................... In. Add30 for "T' probe away .......................... 30 In. 1. Is four pound rule required? yes El No Total tubing to assemble — approximate ............. 243 in, 2. Height to 12" mark from bottom of tank In. 20. EXTENSION HOSE SETTING Tank top to grade* .................................. in. Extend hose on suction tube 6" or more 3. Pressure at bottom of tank P.S.I. below tank top ........................................ In. 4 Pressure at top of tank P.S.I. *If Fill pipe extends above grade, use top of fUL . 16e 22. Thermal -Sensor reading after circulation Depth of burial In. F 23. Digits per -F I. range of expected change digft- Tank dia. In. COEFFICIENT OF EXPANSION {Complete after circulation) 24a. Corrected A.P.I. Gravity Water table NOTES: The above calculations are to be used for dry soil conditions to establish a positive pressureadvantage, or when usingthefour pound rule to compensate for the presence of subsurface water In the tank Wes! ROW to N.F.PA_ 306 Section 2-3.24 and 2-7.2 and the tank manufacturer regarding allow" system test pressures. 102 in. ] Observed A.P.I. Gravity .................................... 21. VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEM Asta"i 0stage n 24b. COEFFICIENT OF EXPANSION RECIPROCAL METHOD ,Type of Product ....................................... Hydrometer Employed ................................... —.1 H Temperature In Tank After Circulation .......... ....... -"*F Temperature of Sample ......... ................ : ...... .... �� -F Difference.......................................... + -F Observed A.P.I. Gravity............... ................... Observed Sample Temperature ......................... Reciprocal Page 266 Total quantity In Paciprocal in V full tank (18 or 17) this tank per *F Transfer to Line Bills. Hydrometer employed ................................... H, 24c. FOR TESTING WITH WATER see Trek C&D P Observed Sample Temperature ......................... -F Corrected A.P.I. Gravity Water Temperature after Circulation @ 60*F. From Table A .................................... Table C ................................................ _-F z. Coefficient of ExpansionUl Coefficient of Water for Involved Product jableD ......... I ........................................ FromTable B ............................................ m. Transfer COE to Line 25b. Added� Surfactant? ❑ Yes ❑ No Transfer COE to Line 25b. 25. x (b) - = (c) Total quantity In Coeffictert of expansion for owl— Volume Change In this tank full tank (16 or 17) 1wrolved product par -F 26. (a) 44S?;Z oSe . . This Is 'T Volume change par *F (25 or 24b) Mile psi V In bW VolAne"diangs per digit test Range (23) Compute to 4 decimal places. factor I