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Clayton <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL <br /> CONSULTANTS <br /> HORNER EZ CHECK 1 <br /> CHECK LIST <br /> Tester: ��L�� Supervisor: Date: _�3 1171? <br /> 0&-40 8 Secure tank area. Have vehicles that arearked within <br /> p 10 feet in If they are <br /> going to be moved during the test: Block access so that no travel within 10 feet of the <br /> tank is allowed (except for emergencies) (Sec. 8 page 1). <br /> U// <br /> Prepare tank for testing. Remove tank foot valve and insure tank is isolated from <br /> pumping system. Remove any drop tubes if used in tank (Sec. 8 page 1). <br /> [g Stick tank to determine tank bottom to grade, tank top to grade, length of fill pipe, and <br /> check for water in tank bottom. Tank should be filled to within 3" of top of fill pipe <br /> by client, determine when tank was filled to see if sufficient time has elapsed (min. 6 <br /> hours) for product stabilization. Fill out tank testing form using measurements <br /> observed. <br /> Collect sample of product, measure sample <br /> specific gravity and temperatures, set aside <br /> 200 milliliters for calibration. <br /> 21/ Insert temperature probe to correct depth. <br /> Bring product to top of fill pipe using table in section 14 page 4 of the Homer <br /> instruction manual. Check for gross leaks (assumed if level will not stabilize after <br /> / adding the amount of product listed in table (Sec. 14 page 4). <br /> CD/ If there are no gross leaks, calculate proper product height (height to produce a <br /> minimum of 2.4 psi, maximum of 5 psi at tank bottom) and connect standpipe <br /> assembly to fill pipe. <br /> :E9//,Se up equipment. Estimate the amount of product required to reach test level and fill <br /> pper reservoir on stand pipe again, check for gross leaks (Sec. 9 page 1). <br /> If no gross leaks, maintain level in standpipe upper reservoir. <br /> /Bleed all vapor areas such as tank lines or manways, if they are present on the tank. <br /> Q Q When tank level is stable in� the upper reservoir of the constant pressure stand pipe <br /> (CPS), lower pressure .4 PSI and maintain constant pressure on tank. Start 3 hour <br /> minimum stabilization time. <br /> fg Calculate exact total tank capacity through including product, return and vent lines <br /> C�/(Sec. 4 page 3). Calculate coefficient of expansion (COE). <br /> Assemble and set up tank testing equipment. Connect temperature probe to digital <br /> indicator, assemble chart recorder and calibrate. Set up bubbler to correct chamber in <br /> the (CPS) (Sec. 9 page 1). <br /> K:\wp5 I\eng\acti ve\ezchk.frtn <br />