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14. WATERLOO LIQUOR Name of Supplier. Owner or Dealer 15. TANK TO TEST NORTH SOUTH Identity, by position PREMIUM Brand and orae. 2512 EAST WATERLOO ROAD Address No. and Street(e)15a. BRIEF DIAGRAM OF TANK FIELD 16. C 17. FILL -UP FOR TEST Stick Wetw Bottom amore FIN -uv In. 0 95_,. to X' Gallon Tank Diameter STOCKTON CALIF 2/10/9 City State Data of Tog APACITY 12,000 Nominal Capacity Gallons By most accurate 12,332 capacity chart available Gahan 18. SPECIAL CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES TO TEST THIS TANK [:1 Water M tank 1:1Line(s) being tested with LVLLT >W manual Geek below and record procedure in log (27). 1:1 High water table M tank excavation RECIPROCAL METHOD Lite maximum allowable teat pressure aur al tests. a 19. TANK MEASUREMENTS FOR Type of Product .................... Few pound rule does not apply to deublevalted tanks. TETT ASSEMBLY Kidrometer Employed .................................. Complete section below: Temperature In Tads Bottom of tank to grade' ............................ 1 In. •F Add 3g- for "r probe way ........................... 30 In. 1. N four pound rule required? Ves El Nd ❑ Total tubing to assemble — approximate ............. In. 57.6 Observed APs. Gravity ................................. 18 20. EXTENSION HOSE SETTING 2. Hoot 01rmark from Wade _ J,. 12,342 + 1496 4 6 In. Total quantity In Reciprocal lull lank (17) Volumechange in this tank per •F Tank top to grade' .................................. Transfer to Lie 211 4.13xtend hose on auction, tube 5" a more & al bottom of tank P.S.I.PSI lop ...................................... In. 1.66 rybelowtank 1 1 -if FIll plua extends above grade, use too of 111.2 tt b 4 it RISER 4, pressure el by of tank P.S.I. ❑USE WITH THERMAL SENSOR 141 PN5039 (Blue Box) Depth of burial in. 22. Thermal -Sensor reading akar circulation digits Tank dia. 95 in. BELOW Water table to tank bottom TANK i,. NOTES: WELL P INT IN TANK PIT above calculations are to be used or dry soll conditions to establish a positive pressure advantage, or when using the four pound rule to compensate for the presence of subsurface water In the lank wale Refer to N.F.P.A. 30. Sections 2-3.2.4 and 2.7.2 and the tank manufacturer regarding allowable system teat pressures. Ice 23. Digits per -F in range of expected change digits 24a. IF USING THERMAL SENSOR DTS-2000 OR OC -2000 WHICH READ 1000 DIGITS PER OF TRANSFER 1000 TO LINE 26, DIGITS PER OF IN TEST RANGE. 57.486 From El Studio. Chet ❑ Tank Manufacturer's Chart ® Company Engineering Data El Ch.". supplied with Tank Tastier ❑ other Inventory in Tank Water Bottom Top off equipment Total Ouantity Total Galin es. heading 12,332 0 '(' 10 12,342 21. VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEM Z stage t ® step R 24b. COEFFICIENT OF EXPANSION RECIPROCAL METHOD PREMIUM Type of Product .................... 6 N Kidrometer Employed .................................. Temperature In Tads 57 After Circulation ........................................ •F 60 .F Temperature of Sample ................................. Difference (*/-) ......................................... _+•F 57.6 Observed APs. Gravity ................................. 1496 61 Recce Pop a 12,342 + 1496 8.25 Total quantity In Reciprocal lull lank (17) Volumechange in this tank per •F Transfer to Lie 211 246. FOR TESTING WITH WATER see Table C t o Water Temperature alar Circulation Table C from Thermal Bonsor ............................ -F Coefficient of Water TableD ................................................ Added Surfactant? ❑ Yes ❑ No Transfer COE to Lin 25b. 25. (a) x (b) = (o) gaaen Total quantity in Coefficient of expansion for Volume change In this tank full tank (17) involved product per •F 26, (a) 8.25 11000 = .00825 This is Volume change per -F (25 or 24b) Digin per *F in test Volume change per digit WIN.0083 Range (23 or 248) Corrgrute to 4 decimal places. lector (a)