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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
File Section
INSTALL
FileName_PostFix
1987
RECORD_ID
PR0231431
PE
2361
FACILITY_ID
FA0000514
FACILITY_NAME
MAIN STREET SHELL*
STREET_NUMBER
1071
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N
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MAIN
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ST
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MANTECA
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95336
APN
21707011
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
1071 N MAIN ST
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04
P_DISTRICT
003
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Approved
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L <br />L' <br />0 0 <br />7.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION <br />The X76 ETM System, a electronic continuous <br />monitoring device, is designed to tighten inventory <br />control of fuel stored in underground tanks, The X76 <br />ETM System uses a probe and controller to measure <br />fuel height, fuel temperature and water height. This <br />system also provides information on fuel volume, time <br />and date. <br />Information acquired automatically provides faster <br />shift changes by eliminating tank sticking and manual <br />reporting; thereby, reducing errors, spot losses by <br />theft, leaks or meter miscalibration and provides <br />sound inventory practice. <br />The X76 ETM System features an alphanumeric LCD <br />which provides instant information for each tank, in- <br />cluding fuel gallons and inches, fuel temperature, <br />water level, time and date. <br />Utilizing a LCD, output relays and a printer, the X76 <br />ETM System provides alarm warnings and a variety <br />of printed reports. By pressing the Print key and <br />selecting choices 1 through 5, you can receive the fol- <br />lowing reports: Current Inventory, Shift Report, a his- <br />tory of the last 6 deliveries per tank, Last Alarm <br />Report for each tank for High Water Level. High <br />Product Level, Low Product Level, Theft Alarm, <br />Auxiliary Contact Alarm and the Last Leak Detect <br />results. These reports are described in Section 8.0 <br />Reports. <br />The X76 ETM System provides a leak warning func- <br />tion through a static test when the tank is inactive. <br />This leak test function must be programmed in order <br />to be operational. The required programming includes <br />Function 75, the leak detect threshoid and either <br />Functions 85 or 86, for manual operations or Function <br />87 for automatic mode operation. The leak test is <br />designed to invalidate individual test results if tank <br />conditions are unstable, such as significant tempera- <br />ture variations due to recent product additions. <br />Cance power -up and programming are complete, <br />operation of the controller is automatic. Luring opera- <br />tion, the Mode key should be positioned in the Run <br />mode with the key removed and stored in a safe <br />place. With the key in the Run mode. functions can <br />be interrogated but no set-up data can be entered. <br />Note: Information provided by the X76 ETM should <br />be used as part of a conscientious inventory control <br />program. If routine inventory reconciliation reveals a <br />loss of product. use the leak detect feature to take a <br />closer look. If loss of product is further identified by <br />the Leak Detect mode, call for a precision test. Do <br />not excavate tanks or take other remedial action <br />based solely on the X76 ETM's inventory or leak <br />detect reports. Call for an external precision test to <br />confirm a suspected leak, Be sure the external <br />precision test procedures meet all of the local and Na- <br />tionai EPA requirements. <br />8.0 REPORTS <br />8.1 inventory Status Reports <br />This report includes the station's name and ad- <br />dress. tank number, product label, gallons and in- <br />ches of fuel, inches of water, temperature, <br />
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