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Vicki McCartney [EH]
<br />From: Scott Covey <s.covey@yahoo.com>
<br />Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 7:03 AM
<br />To: Vicki McCartney [EH]
<br />Subject: FW: YRC Freight - Tracy CA
<br />Attachments: doc07224520170503091758.pdf, doc07223820170503091044.pdf
<br />Hi Vicki,
<br />Please read thru the response below and let me know if you find this sufficient for your needs. (Diane Reaves from CSI is
<br />on vacation, so we've asked Dennis Hockenberry to provide the additional details).
<br />Thank you,
<br />Scott C...
<br />Scott Covee
<br />COVEY ENGINEERING, INC.
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<br />From: DHOCKENBERRY[mailto:dhockenberry@csiproducts.com]
<br />Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2017 6:22 AM
<br />To: Scott Covey <s.covey@yahoo.com>
<br />Cc: DREAVES <dreaves@csiproducts.com>
<br />Subject: RE: YRC Freight -Tracy CA
<br />Scott,
<br />I will answer the questions the best I can from experience; For clarification, DWT -4P =a double wall tank, large
<br />interstitial space tank, the "4" is for the 4' diameter tanks. A DWT -2P = a double wall tank, large interstitial space tank,
<br />for the 6' and 8' and 10' diameter tanks. I attached some information directly from an older Owens-Corning brochure,
<br />it states tanks 2P tanks, should have reservoirs, but I know from experience, some customers wanted tanks "without"
<br />reservoirs, but that would have been considered a MTO (Made to order) tank, there is no indication on the order details
<br />that both Randy and Diane provided to you that tanks were made to order tanks. These tanks (DW7-2P & 4P tanks), can
<br />be converted from a dry to wet tank (see attachment from Owens-Corning), the information in the attachment about
<br />dry tanks and wet tanks, as the same tank, "pressure testing, vacuum monitoring and hydrostatic monitoring" on the
<br />same tank models. One more item for clarification, these are indeed Owens-Corning tanks, they are not Containment
<br />Solutions tanks, but as you know we were Owens-Corning prior to 1995. And, if a tank has a reservoir, it can be
<br />converted to brine, but if a reservoir don't exist, then the hydrostatic tank monitoring system will not work properly on a
<br />double wall tank without a reservoir.
<br />Hope this helps.
<br />Regards,
<br />
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