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NGV -10-1993 10:08 FROM P WEST <br />Systrem operating Instructions <br />Cm Environmental Management C OLts0le: <br />IMPORtANTt This product will be c,,% -.gated near the <br />highly combustible environment of a inti , : r, •cage ULnk- <br />Leaking storage tanks can create senot.0 environmental <br />and health hazards. It is your responsibility to oPerAe this <br />product according to the <br />11 <br />R] <br />0 <br />This manual describes operating procedures for the EMC <br />Environmental Management Console manufactured for <br />GlIbstoo Ina., 7800 W. Friendly Ave.. Greensboro, NC 27420. <br />When a verticah bar I appears adjacent to text or <br />itlua;tratious, information has been added or revised to this <br />printing. . <br />'tire instructions In this manual describe the procedures to <br />operate All of the monitoring and control functions that can <br />be installed in an EMC. The exact functions installed in the <br />system you are operating were selected according to the <br />Monitoring and control requirements of your site. They can <br />vary 13 nm system to system <br />IF SOME FUNCl'DONS WERE NOT INSTALLED IN YOUR <br />SyS'CEM, the system will skip those functions during the <br />operating process. <br />in order: to correctly and effectively operate this system, <br />YOU M06T SNOW what inventory monitoring, leak <br />detection, alarm and data communications functions have <br />been L -`stalled. <br />SECTION 2. PRODUCT DESCRnMON <br />The EMC is an advanced. fully integrated Tank Information on <br />System that can provide Complete inventory n <br />!fret stored in underground tanks and can warn of leaks from <br />these tanks. <br />TO to 1209SB33282 F•04 <br />I. Monitoring Functions <br />Monitoring functions such as inventorycontrols <br />sensing ant -' <br />detection. interstitial leak sensing. groundwater <br />vapor sensing are provided by in -tank probes, interstitial <br />sensors located between the walls of double-wall tanks, <br />sensors in the sumps of double-wall Piping systems. sensors in <br />dispenser pans and containment sumps, and sensors to vapor <br />skAd groundwater monitoring wells. <br />Tile system you are operating may have a combination of these <br />functions installed. <br />2. Continuous Statistical Leak Detection (CSLD) <br />CSLD is an advanced tank tearing technology that makes trill <br />use of the SSC in -tank monitoring cstpab8ities. <br />The EMC with CSLD eontinuously monitors fuel height. *Ad <br />temperature information to detect idle times in the tank. <br />During each idle tune, data are collected and combined with <br />Information from other idle periods to form a highly accurate <br />teal( detection database. Sophisticated statistical analysis <br />techniques in CSLD constantly evaluate all new and aU, <br />existing information in the database to discard invalid data and <br />perform leak tests based on only high-quality information in the <br />current database A new leak test is performed every time new <br />data itrom an idle period is added. <br />Since the database is constantly being updated. leak test results <br />are always current. Leak tests are performed using the best <br />data Brom up to the previous 28 days, and tests results are <br />continuously updated as new data are gathered. Test results <br />are provided automatically every 24 hours. in addition, up-to- <br />the-minute leak test results are available at any time with the <br />press of a button. <br />CSLD,s algorithm sorts through all available information and <br />uses only the highest quality data to perform its leak tests. <br />Invalid data is thrown out and only the best data is used for <br />accnrrate leak test results and legs chance of Use alarrtta. <br />Because leak test data is collected continuously and updated <br />frequently, the response time to detect leaks is shorter than <br />that of scheduled static leaf( testa <br />Third -party testing confirmed that CSLD meets Federal, state <br />and local compliance requirements for monthly monitoring. <br />Test results showed a 9996 probability of detection and less <br />than a 0.1% chance of false alarm. That far exceeds the U.S. <br />E.P.A. performance standards of 06% probability of detection <br />and 6% probability of false alarm <br />A. MONITOR FEATti&ES <br />=on <br />on of the system is performed using buttons and the <br />the EMC monitor front panel (see Figure 1,"EMC <br />Fxont Panel Features"). Depend!09 on the features your system <br />is equipped with, you can read or print inventory data, review <br />teak test results and system status information, and start and <br />stop in -tank leak tests. <br />The EMC monitor includes the following features (see Figure 1, <br />"EMC Front Panel Featuresl: <br />• A two-Une, 24-character-per-tlne liquid crystal display. <br />• A 24 -button keyboard with the operating and data entry <br />functions used to display Information, print reports and <br />start and stop leak test$_ <br />• Three lamps to provide power -on, warning and alarm <br />Indications. <br />• An audible warning and alarm indicator. <br />• An optional printer to provide inventory, leak test, and <br />alarm reports. <br />S. Line Leafs Detection <br />The EMC Line Leak Detector Is capable of performing <br />volumetric leak tests on pressurized lines to identify leaks at <br />test rates of SA gallons per hour (GPH), 0.2 GPH and 0.1 GPH. <br />Each pipeline requires one line Leak Detector ULVAUed in the <br />subInterface ble module pinstaledmanhole <br />in he PowerLine <br />Area of Detector <br />he EMC <br />monitor. <br />