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Executive Order G-70-164 <br /> Exhibit 2 <br /> Specifications for the Hasstech VCP-3A System <br /> Typical installations of the Hasstech system are shown in Figures 2A-1 through 2A-5. <br /> Nozzles <br /> 1. Failure mode testing has demonstrated that blockage of some of the vapor collection holes <br /> in the spout has negligible effect on the operation of the system. Any nozzle which has <br /> fewer unblocked holes than are required below is defective and shall be immediately <br /> removed from service. <br /> Total Number of Minimum Number of Unblocked <br /> Nozzle Tyw Holes per Nozzle Vapor Holes Regt ii red <br /> Emco Wheaton A4500 7 3 <br /> Husky V34 6200-8 8 1 <br /> (6 in circle around spout, plus (must be among the 6) <br /> 1 higher, and 1 for shutoff aspirator) <br /> OPW 11VAI 18 (steel spout) was not determined <br /> 12 (aluminum spout) was not determined <br /> 2. An Emco Wheaton A4500 nozzle (Figure 2C-2) which has any visible puncture or tear of <br /> the vapor guard/vapor seal assembly is defective and shall be immediately removed from <br /> service. <br /> 3. A leaking vapor valve, whether in the nozzle or remotely located, may compromise the <br /> vapor recovery capabilities of the entire vapor recovery system; therefore, it is imperative <br /> that defective vapor valves be corrected expeditiously in order to minimize emissions. <br /> The Husky V34 6200-8 nozzle has an integral vapor valve which prevents the loss of vapor <br /> from the underground storage tanks, ensures proper operation of the system and prevents <br /> the ingestion of air into the system. Any nozzle with a defective vapor valve shall be <br /> immediately removed from service. The integrity of the system shall be restored by <br /> replacing the nozzle or otherwise closing the vapor path as soon as practicable. <br /> The OPW 11VAI nozzle (Figure 2C-1) and the Emco Wheaton A4500-002 nozzles do not <br /> have an integral vapor valve. These nozzles shall be installed with a certified remote vapor <br /> valve (i.e., CFC-1 flow control vapor valve) as specified in Exhibit 1 of this Order. Any <br /> nozzle associated with a defective remote vapor valve shall be immediately removed from <br /> service. The integrity of the system shall be restored by replacing the remote vapor valve <br /> or otherwise closing the vapor path as soon as practicable. <br />