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11. A mechanical line leak detector ( ) was (X) was' not present in the majority of the pipeline systems used in the evaluation. 12. Please specify how much time elapsed between the delivery of product and the start of the data collection: M 0 to 6 h (time after completition of circulation and start of test) ( )6to12h ( ) 12 to24h ( ) 24 h or more Temperature Conditions This system was evaluated under the range of temperature conditions specified in Table 1. The difference between the temperature of the product circulated through the pipeline for 1 h or more and the average temperature of the backfill and soil between 2 and 12 in. from the pipeline is summarized in Table 1. If Option 1, 2 or 5 was used, a more detailed summary of the product temperature conditions generated for the evaluation is presented in Attachment 4. If Option 3 or 4 was used, no artificial temperature conditions were generated. Table 1. Summary of Temperature Conditions Used in the Evaluation Minimum Number of Conditions Required Number of Conditions Used' Range of ®T('F)" 1 2 AT < -25 4 8 -25 < AT < -15 5 10 -15 < 4T < -5 5 13 -5<AT<+5 5 10 +5<®T<+15 4 8 +15 < AT < +25 1 2 AT' 25 "This column should be filled out only if Option 1, 2, or 5 was used. ®T is the difference between, the temperature of the product dispensed through the pipeline for over an hour prior to the conduct of a test and the average temperature of the backfill and soil surrounding the pipe. Data Used to Make Performance Estimates 13. The induced leak rate and the test results used to estimate the performance of this system are summarized in Attachment S. Were any test runs removed from the data set? ( ) no N yes If yes, please specify the reason and include with Attachment S. (If more than one test was removed, specify each reason separately.) Pipeline Leak detection System - Results Form Page 3 of 5