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E <br /> Recommended Practices for the Testing and Verification of Spill, Overfill, Leak Detection and Secondary Containment Equipment at UST Facilities <br /> of the sump, add water to within 1 inch of the 6 .6 Accelerated Precision Hydrostatic Test for Spill <br /> I <br /> op of the sump . Buckets and Containment Sumps . Electronic preci- <br /> 2. Place the measuring stick vertically at the lowest cion test equipment can be utilized to test spill buckets <br /> and containment sumps. It incorporates more sensitive <br /> point in the sump and extending above the water equipment that permits a test to be conducted in a shorter i <br /> level in the sump to allow for an accurate mea- period of time: The procedures use the same test fluid and <br /> surement to be taken . The location of the mea- tests the same volume as other methods outlined in this <br /> suring stick must remain the same for each water II <br /> chapter. The manufacturer of the measurement equipment <br /> level measurement. Document the initial water should specify the precision and duration of the test and <br /> level measurement as measured from the bottom the pass/fail criteria. However, pass/fail criteria should <br /> of the sump. Alternative measurement methods not be less stringent than those prescribed for the 1 -hour <br /> may be used provided that the measurement to <br /> 1/16 (0.063 ) inch can be made. test in Section 6 , 5 .7 . <br /> 3 . Take all precautions to prevent the water level The data sheet for Sections 6 .2 or 6.5 may be used for this <br /> from being disturbed during the duration of the test. Refer to Appendix D. <br /> test. 6. 7 Proper Handling of Test Liquids. Test liquids <br /> 4. After 1 hour, document the ending water level must be handled properly. Check with the AHJ regarding <br /> TO <br /> measurement. requirements. <br /> S. Upon completion of the test: <br /> • remove all water and properly dispose of it <br /> according to Section 6 .7 , . <br /> • reinstall any interstitial monitoring sensors in <br /> their proper positions ; <br /> • return the test boots or secondary containment * <br /> fittings to theirpre-test operating configurations ; <br /> • inspect and reinstall all containment sump lids, `- E <br /> gaskets and covers . <br /> ITTt <br /> " � r <br /> Bevel FIGURE 6-7. The test fluid leve/ in the tank sump must <br /> be at least 4 inches above the highest sump penetra- <br /> Electrical tion or sidewall seam. <br /> Conduit <br /> xITProduct <br /> Plping <br /> ,c_ , 0 <br /> I , w 1 <br /> IT <br /> FIGURE 6=6, To prevent leakage, check all penetration <br /> fittings before adding water to ensure they make a tight r <br /> seal. R <br /> Ilk� FIGURE 6-8. Mea- <br /> ,' r suring sticks used <br /> 6. 5. 7 Pass/Fall Criteria. If the water level <br /> � . to measure the <br /> changes less than 1 /8 (0. 125 ) inch , the containment , water level should <br /> a I . - <br /> sump passes the integrity test. _ I be securely mount- <br /> If the water level changes 1/8 (0. 125) inch or great- r � � • t= Lit <br /> IT ' ' ed to ensure that <br /> they do not move <br /> er, the containment sump fails the integrity test. . <br /> during the test. <br /> pei .org <br /> 9 <br />