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10'-20000 DWT6 Double-Wall Tank <br />19951 Gals <br />DIPSTICK GALLONS DIPSTICK GALLONS <br />108 1/8 19059 114 1/8 19659 <br />108 1/4 19074 114 1/4 19669 <br />108 3/8 19088 114 3/8 19679 <br />108 1/2 19103 114 1/2 19689 <br />108 5/8 19117 114 5/8 19698 <br />108 3/4 19131 114 3/4 19708 <br />108 7/8 19146 114 7/8 19717 <br />109 19160 115 19726 <br />109 1/8 19174 115 1/8 19735 <br />109 1/4 19188 115 1/4 19744 <br />109 3/8 19202 115 3/8 19753 <br />109 1/2 19215 115 1/2 19762 <br />109 5/8 19229 115 5/8 19770 <br />109 3/4 19243 115 3/4 19779 <br />109 7/8 19256 115 7/8 19787 <br />110 19270 116 19795 <br />110 1/8 19283 116 1/8 19803 <br />110 1/4 19296 116 1/4 19811 <br />110 3/8 19310 116 3/8 19819 <br />110 1/2 19323 116 1/2 19826 <br />110 5/8 19336 116 5/8 19834 <br />110 3/4 19349 116 3/4 19841 <br />110 7/8 19361 116 7/8 19848 <br />111 19374 117 19855 <br />111 1/8 19387 117 1/8 19862 <br />111 1/4 19399 117 1/4 19868 <br />111 3/8 19412 117 3/8 19875 <br />111 1/2 19424 117 1/2 19881 <br />111 5/8 19436 117 5/8 19887 <br />111 3/4 19448 117 3/4 19893 <br />111 7/8 19460 117 7/8 19898 <br />112 19472 118 19904 <br />112 1/8 19484 118 1/8 19909 <br />112 1/4 19496 118 1/4 19914 <br />112 3/8 19508 118 3/8 19919 <br />112 1/2 19519 118 1/2 19923 <br />112 5/8 19530 118 5/8 19928 <br />112 3/4 19542 118 3/4 19932 <br />112 7/8 19553 118 7/8 19936 <br />113 19564 119 19939 <br />113 1/8 19575 119 1/8 19942 <br />113 1/4 19586 119 1/4 19945 <br />113 3/8 19597 119 3/8 19948 <br />113 1/2 19607 119 1/2 19950 <br />113 5/8 19618 119 5/8 19951 <br />113 3/4 19628 <br />113 7/8 19639 <br />114 19649 <br />How To Properly Gauge Your Tank <br />Underground storage tanks require periodic measurement to determine current inventory level. <br />Using the proper methods when gauging your tank's contents will insure the most accurate reading <br />and insure that you do not damage your tank. The following procedure should be followed <br />whenever you use a gauge stick to determine the amount of product that is in your tank: <br />1) Use a wood dipstick with a rubber or nylon tip. Metallic dipsticks are not recommended. This <br />will insure that frequent tank gaugings or an accidental dropping of the gauge stick into the tank <br />will not damage the tank bottom. <br />2) Slowly lower your gauge stick into the fill port until it touches the tank bottom. Never free drop <br />the gauge stick. This can result in inaccurate measurements due to product splashing. Free <br />dropping can also result in gauge stick damage and tank damage. <br />3) Remove your dipstick slowly and read the product level directly from the gauge stick. <br />Water Paste Detection <br />To detect water in the tank bottom, water detection paste is available from petroleum equipment <br />distributors. However, some water detection paste cannot detect antifreeze mixtures. If antifreeze <br />mixtures are used for the cavity monitoring fluid, the following product is capable of detecting water <br />or antifreeze (brine or up to 50 percent glycol) solution in the tank water bottoms: <br />WATER FINDER #7686-1870 <br />DAYCO/NATIONAL <br />DAYTON, OH <br />TEL: 1-800-283-2926 <br />FAX: 1-800-688-4854 <br />Caution <br />Pressurized deliveries are not recommended. If the delivery vehicle uses pumps to fill the tank, <br />install overfill shutoff equipment in the tank and truck to prevent the tank from being overfilled. <br />Overfilling the tank under pressure will damage the tank even if the tank vent is <br />unrestricted. <br />Containment Solutions, Inc. <br />333 North Rivershire Dr., Suite 190 <br />Conroe, TX 77304 <br />Tel: 936-756-7731 <br />Fax: 936-756-7766 <br />Note: Calibration chart is based on the fluid level above a 5/16" deflector plate. <br />Containment Solutions, Inc. 4