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:� XERXES" <br /> TrucheckO Tank-Tightness Testing Procedure <br /> 1.PRETEST NOTES 2.4. If the connection is visible,check to see there are no <br /> 1.1. Do not conduct this TRUCHEK tank-tightness test until after monitoring-fluid leaks at the stand pi pe/rese rvoi r connection. <br /> the tank is installed and has backfill placed to at least the top of 2.5. Using a dipstick or ruler marked with 1/8-inch increments, <br /> the tank. raise the monitoring-fluid level into the standpipe approximately <br /> 1.2. If the tank contains water or product,do not start the test 6 to 12 inches. Do not overfill the standpipe. <br /> until at least 24 hours after product has been delivered to the <br /> tank in order to equalize the temperature in the tank. NOTE:The CAUTION <br /> test can also be conducted when the tank is empty. The tank may be damaged by excessive hydrostatic pressure.To <br /> 1.3. If monitoring wells are in place,ascertain water-table levels increase the accuracy of the tank-tightness test,use water-finding <br /> prior to and after the tank-tightness test to assure there is no paste to pinpoint the calibrated-dipstick measurements. <br /> extreme water-table fluctuation during the test. NOTE: Extreme <br /> water-table fluctuations during the test period may affect the 2.6. If performing the 95%-5%test and dispensing product <br /> results of the tank-tightness test. during the test,record the meter reading(s)for the dispenser(s) <br /> 1.4.The test is considered invalid and should be repeated when connected to the tank being tested. <br /> testing a 4-foot-,6-foot-or 8-foot-diameter tank if: 2.7.Check the monitoring-fluid level and record it on line 1 a or <br /> -The groundwater level is above the bottom of the tank but line 1 b on the Data Log form on the other side of these <br /> below the top of the tank AND if the groundwater level increases instructions.The more accurate the measurement,the more <br /> by more than 3 inches during the 4-hour test or more than 7 accurate the tank-tightness test will be. <br /> inches during the 1 0-hour test; OR 2.8. If performing the 95%-5%test,wait 4 hours(6 hours for 10- <br /> -The groundwater level is above the top of the tank AND the foot-diameter tanks).Then check the monitoring-fluid level again <br /> water level rises 2 inches during the 4-hour test or more than 5 and record it on line 2a. NOTE: See the maximum allowable <br /> inches during the 1 0-hour test. dispensing volume for product in the test boxes on Data Log <br /> 1.5.The test is considered invalid and should be repeated when form. <br /> testing a 1 0-foot-diameter tank if: 2.9. If performing the 99%-1%test,wait 10 hours after the initial <br /> -The groundwater level is above the bottom of the tank but measurement.Then check the monitoring-fluid level again and <br /> below the top of the tank AND if the groundwater level increases record it on line 2b. NOTE: No dispensing of product is allowed <br /> by more than 4 inches during the 6-hour test or more than 7 during this extended test. <br /> inches during the 1 0-hour test; OR 2.10.Subtract line 2a from line 1 a,or line 2b from 1 b. Enter the <br /> -The groundwater level is above the top of the tank AND the figure on line 3. <br /> water level rises 3 inches during the 6-hour test or more than 5 2.11. Multiply the figure on line 3 by the calibration factor on line <br /> inches during the 1 0-hour test. 4 and enter the result on line 5. <br /> 2.12. Divide the line 5 figure by the number of hours in the test <br /> 2.TEST INSTRUCTIONS (as noted in line 6). <br /> 2.1. If it was not previously installed,install a 4-inch NPT 2.13. Enter the result of dividing line 5 by line 6 on line 7. If the <br /> threaded standpipe to the factory-supplied reservoir.Check to figure is 0.05 gallon/hour or less,the tank has passed the test. <br /> see that the threaded connection is tight.Confirm that the 2.14. Record reading(s)of dispenser(s)after conducting the <br /> standpipe remains vented to the atmosphere at all times.(At the tank-tightness test.Compare these to the readings taken prior <br /> owner's discretion,the standpipe can remain as part of the tank to the test to verify that you have not exceeded the maximum <br /> apparatus so the electronic reservoir-monitoring probe can be product-dispensing rate for the specific tank as noted on the <br /> checked and future tank-tightness tests can be performed. TRUCHEK Data Log form. <br /> However,the standpipe is not used in continuous monitoring of 2.15. If the tank test fails,repeat the test to confirm that you <br /> the tank,is not part of the monitoring system and is not provided made no errors in the testing procedures. NOTE:See Points <br /> by Xerxes.) 1.4.and 1.5.in this procedure for explanation for invalid tests. If <br /> 2.2. Remove the electronic reservoir-monitoring probe through the test fails again,immediately contact technical support at <br /> the standpipe.Check to see that the probe functions correctly Xerxes'corporate office for further instructions. <br /> and carefully put it in a safe place. 2.16.After the test is completed: <br /> 2.3. Prepare a monitoring-fluid solution of 30%calcium-chloride -Remove the additional monitoring fluid with a pump and adjust <br /> mix. Eight to 10 gallons of monitoring fluid should be all that is the level of the monitoring fluid in the reservoir to the level stated <br /> necessary to top off the reservoir and to raise the fluid level. in Monitoring Section of the current Xerxes Installation Manual <br /> Pour the monitoring fluid through the standpipe in 1-gallon and Operating Guidelines for Single-Wall and Double-Wall <br /> increments. (If calcium-chloride flakes are available,mix at 5.22 Fiberglass Underground Storage Tanks;and: <br /> pounds of flakes to 1 gallon of water.) -Carefully replace the electronic probe system and check the <br /> positions of the high-fluid-level and low-fluid-level sensors. <br /> CAUTION 2.17. Maintain the Data Log form as a permanent record and <br /> Raising the monitoring-fluid level into the standpipe is temporary submit it to any jurisdiction that requires it. <br /> and performed only to determine tank tightness. In normal use, <br /> the monitoring fluid will not rise to the level of the standpipe, <br /> which serves only as an access to the reservoir. Leaving the <br /> monitoring fluid at a raised level may cause excessive pressure <br /> and damage the tank. <br /> @ 2025 Mattr Corp. All rights reserved. xerxes.com XTIS-TRTT 0723 <br />