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Spill Prevention Compliance Corporation <br /> P.O. Box 1289........Waterford, CA 95386 Telephone: (209)969-0851 <br /> Email: spccom(E,,hotma.ilcorn <br /> Website: www.spcplan.com <br /> Certified Assessment Form E for AST Systems <br /> Assessor: Spill Prevention Compliance Corporation Onsite Assessor:Todd McWhorter <br /> P.O. Box 1289 Telephone: (209)969-0851 <br /> Waterford,CA 95386 email: spccorpna.hotmail.com <br /> Client: Chase Chevrolet Contact: Alex Robinson,Service Manager <br /> Address: 6441 Holman Rd. Phone No.: 209-475-6640 <br /> City/State/Zip; Stockton CA 95212 Date of Test: 10-9-19 <br /> Assessment Data-Waste Coolant AST-Steel <br /> 1. AST Configuration &age of AST Horizontal AST Single wall steel/approx 25yrs;old estimated <br /> 1 a. Useful Life Remaining of AST AST has approximately 20 years of remaining life Subsection kl410 <br /> 2. AST Primary vessel construction(describe) 120gals/Waste CoolantIM Not Legible /UL142-Container/ <br /> Made to UL 142 construction standard-at least.093 in.steel thickness per UL Std for Safety for Steel <br /> Above round Tanks for Flammable and Combustible Liquids,suitable for containing waste coolant <br /> 3. AST piping(describe) lin. hydraulic hose to 1 in.elevated galvanized pipe to 1 inch copper pipe from <br /> Graco pneumatic pump to 1 in.hydraulic hose to 2 in opening wifittinz from Rump for supply to top of <br /> AST.There is an inline check valve between quick connect hose nick-up& pump. Piping is adequately <br /> secured supported & protected against physical damage and excessive stress due to settlement,vibration <br /> expansion or contraction & was tested found to be in good condition & not leaking. <br /> O4. Internal/External pump description external wall mounted in steel cabinet Graco Pneumatic pumn w/2 <br /> solenoid 12volt-10-200 si-w/continuous electronic monitoring& BJ Enterprises 007 alarm at the tanks and <br /> alarm at the pump when high product levels are reacbed-External Pump,which numps from waste coolant <br /> caddies from service area Ancillary a ui ment is secured to wall & supported and protected a ainst phyliaL <br /> dame a and excessive stress due to settlement vibration expansion or contraction see is <br /> 5. AST drawing(provided/drawn: source) (see attached) <br /> 6. Design Standard(ASME,UL,etc.) UL 142-Single Wall Steel/Mfr: Lube Cube <br /> 7. AST foundation(describe) concrete sub-floor, Base of AST under UL 142 adequate to withstand the load <br /> of a full tank-Tank is anchored to wall. <br /> 8. AST anchoring(seismic zone/floatation risk)AST is anchored with a steel earth wake strap around the tank <br /> with '/:in.anchor bolts anchored into the concrete wall. with the steel strap beine set at approximately '/ of <br /> the height of the tank.. Stockton is a ( roundshakingl potential liquefaction)seismic region. These anchors <br /> are intended to secure the tank during a seismic event.There are two scenarios which would create loads upon <br /> them The first scenario is an empty tank. With an empty tank,the expansion anchors resist the overturning <br /> moment through their tensile(pull-out)capacity. Since the anchors are installed at the perimeter of the tank, <br /> the distance between anchors(in either direction)provides a sufficient lever arm for the concrete anchors to <br /> not exceed their allowable gull-out capacity. The second load case is with a partially full or full tank. In this <br /> scenario, because the liquid rills the bottom of the tank and increases its weight,the governing load case <br /> becomes the shear capacity of the concrete expansion anchors In the shear loading,all anchors resist the loads <br /> and their allowable capacity is not exceeded. This load case is conservative in its analysis since it neglects the, <br /> friction force created by the weight of the partially full or full tank. This tank's rear is set in a corner, against <br /> the concrete walls,which further acts as a barrier to movement in the event of an earthquake.AST is situated <br /> in secured lubricants room,at the Northern side of Service area. The tanks are unlikely to move outside the <br /> room in a seismic event or a floodine event <br />