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ttemnimnded Prixti s for the Testing and Verlffcallon of Spill,Overfill,Leak pelectfon and Secondary Containment Equipment at UST Facj[ltles T.Inspect the probe, The floats must move freely . on ft stern without. binding. If any paft aye S. ELECTRONIC MONITORING damaged or missing, contact the appropriate STEIN INSPECTION pro . AND TESTING S. Reconnect the probe cable. 9. Set the Nei float in Ilse middle of the probe and 8.1 general, Electronic underground storage tank verify that it is showing the correct inch read- (US-D monitoring -Systems provide a warning or alarm ing' when a leak in the UST system occurs. The monitoring 10.Slowly trove the fuel float up the probe until system and sensors need to be progruamed to reflect the overfill alarm is triggered!. if the float the conditions for each individual site to ensure proper is moved too quickly, it may not trigger the operation. For the remainder of this section, the mrm alarm. "ATG" shall be used to rufer to all electronic UST monitoring systems whether they have an automatic tank U.Measure the distance from The bottom of the gauge probe or are solely an electronic alarm for sensors probe to the fuel float when the Float first trig- installed. "A'FO"is a general industry term that is used to gers the alarm. idanlify all electronic lank monitoring equipment. 1 . On the tank chart, find the volume that cones Before starting any testing, print out the system contigu- sponds to ft height of the float and determine ration on the AT console (if equipped with a printer) the perccrkt of lank capacity- radon verily that site setup parameters are correct. Make Use this formula to determine the percent of sore that the sensors are correctly labeled to indicate their tanit capacity at which the alarm was triggered; location, Percent Tank Capacity = (product volume Keep completed compliance pests on file to c*nfirrn that when 90 percent alarm triggaredftntal tank during the test; volume) x 100 the system WU Continuously powered and monitored 13.blear lEte alarm condition. for the data collection period; 14.Cc rrrpare the measurements in Steps 11 and 12 . tank probes and leak sensors wem functioning pr gcrly. � to the values programmed into the console. 15.Reinstall the ATG probe, 7.3.7 Pass/Fall Criteria. • If the overfiIt ulinn(s)activams when the tank i$ no more titan 90 percent full. the overfill alarm passes the tosr. r * If the fuel level on the console does not agave with the gauge stick rending.the system fails the test. If the overfill alarm(s) sloes not activate in the test mode, it fails the test. RGURE 84. The indicator ffgbts arid the WO display • If the overfill alarm(s) does not activate or acti- on the monkori conso;e show the status of the UST Yates at any product level above 90 percent tank system. capacity, it fails the test. 8.2 A7G Probes. ATG probes condnnausly measure the product level in a UST using an in-tank probe con- nected to a console. To properly evaluate its condition, the probe needs to he removed from the tank and visually i nspectrd, peLarg