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ExeWive Order G-70-164. Exhibit 2,page 4 2. At no time shall emissions from the processing unit exceed Ringelmann one-half (1/2) or ten percent (10%) opacity. Note: visible emissions, except water vapor or heat waves, may indicate improper burner operation unless associated with a Phase I fuel delivery. 3. The horizontal distance between the pressure/vacuum valve and the processing unit shall be not less than twenty (20) feet. The processing unit shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's installation manual. 4. Twenty (20) consecutive unsuccessful attempts to ignite the process unit shall cause the process unit to lock out and the alarm to be activated. This condition would most likely represent a broken flame sensor or a defective ignitor. When this condition has occurred, it shall be deemed a failure of the process unit. 5. Twenty (20) non-consecutive unsuccessful attempts to ignite the process unit shall cause the alarm shall be activated but shall allow the process unit to continue to operate. The reason to allow the process unit to operate is that the failed ignition attempts may not represent a defective process unit. The alarm is activated so that the station operator is alerted to have the unit checked out for a possible problem. 6. No dispensing shall be allowed when the process unit is disabled for maintenance or for any other reason unless the facility is operating under a district variance or upset/breakdown rule provision. 7. OSHA-approvable access to the process unit shalt be provided immediately upon request for maintenance, inspection arKVor testing. 8. The location of the process unit shall be subject to the approval of the locat fire authority. ECS-1 Electronic Control and Status Panel 1. The VCP-3A system shall have an operable ECS-1 control and status panel. (refer to Figure 213-3. The ECS-1 status panel shall have clearly labeled indicators, which light to indicate when the collection unit and process unit are operating. The VCP-3A system may be differentiated from previous versions of the VCP-2A by the ECS-1 control and status panel serial numbers greater than VR-00848 and process unit serial numbers greater than PR-00908. No other versions of these components shall be used with the VCP-3A system. Note: This status panel has "YES" , "NO" and "Reset' buttons. Previous versions of the status panel, not for use with the VCP-3A system, do not have the 'Reset' button. 2. The status panel shall record and store for 365 days the total number of minutes per day that the Process Unit ('PR") senses the presence of a flame and the total number of minutes per day that the solenoid valve to the burner ("SO") is open. This shall be determined on the basis of data points taken at least every 0.5 seconds. This information shall be accessible by pressing the "YES' button on the status panel, The ratio of PR/SO time which indicates that the system is operating properly shall be not less than 0.90. 3. Each ECS-1 electronic and control status panel shall have instructions readily available to station personnel on how to operate the panel. These instructions shall include the service code numbers for the alarm mode and the normal mode (alarm light emitting diode not lit).