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Underground Storage Tank <br /> Secondary Containment Testing Report Form <br /> 6. TANK SECONDARY CONTAINMENT TEST <br /> Test Method Developed by ❑ Manufacturer ® Industry Standard ❑ Professional Engineer <br /> Test Type ❑ Pressure ® Vacuum ❑ Hydrostatic <br /> Test Equipment Used: Vacuum Pump/Vacuum Gauge in Hg. <br /> Tank ID 5-Dsl-North <br /> Tank Manufacturer CSI <br /> Tank Capacity 20K <br /> Test Start Time 9:30 <br /> Initial Reading -10" Hg. <br /> Test End Time 11:30 <br /> Final Reading -10" Hg. <br /> Change in Reading 0" Hg. <br /> Pass/Fail Criteria No Loss <br /> Tightness Test Results ® Pass ❑ Fail I ❑ Pass ❑ Fail ❑ Pass ❑ Fail ❑ Pass ❑ Fail <br /> 7. PIPE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT TEST <br /> Test Method Developed by ❑ Manufacturer ® Industry Standard ❑ Professional Engineer <br /> Test Type ® Pressure ❑ Vacuum ❑ Hydrostatic <br /> Test Equipment Used: Pressure Gauges in Psi/Nitrogen <br /> Pipe Run ID 9411-Sat 10412-Sat 11413-Sat 12414-Sat <br /> Pipe Manufacturer Smith Smith Smith Smith <br /> Test Start Time 11:46 11:49 12:43 12:46 <br /> Initial Reading 5 Psi 5 Psi 5 Psi 5 Psi <br /> Test End Time 12:46 12:49 1:43 1:46 <br /> Final Reading 5 Psi 5 Psi 5 Psi 5 Psi <br /> Change in Reading 0 Psi 0 Psi 0 Psi 0 Psi <br /> Pass/Fail Criteria No Loss No Loss No Loss No Loss <br /> Tightness Test Results ® Pass ❑ Fail ® Pass ❑ Fail ® Pass ❑ Fail ® Pass ❑ Fail <br /> Pipe Run ID 13-Gas Vapor 14-Race Vent 15-91 Vent 16-87 Vent <br /> Pipe Manufacturer Smith Smith Smith Smith <br /> Test Start Time 8:43 9:16 9:18 9:21 <br /> Initial Reading 5 Psi 5 Psi 5 Psi 5 Psi <br /> Test End Time 9:43 10:16 10:18 10:21 <br /> Final Reading 5 Psi 5 Psi 5 Psi 5 Psi <br /> Change in Reading 0 Psi 0 Psi 0 Psi 0 Psi <br /> Pass/Fail Criteria No Loss No Loss No Loss No Loss <br /> Tightness Test Results ® Pass ❑ Fail ® Pass ❑ Fail ® Pass ❑ Fail ® Pass ❑ Fail <br /> Additional copies of this page may be attached. <br /> All tests marked "Fail"and any repairs made before or during the tightness test must be described in <br /> the COMMENTS section. <br /> Page 3of 9 <br />