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Results of Evaluation Using _ <br /> "European Standard prEN 13160-2, "Leak Detection <br /> Systems — Part 2: Pressure and vacuum system" <br /> May 2003 <br /> This forth tells whether the vacuum interstitial testing method described below complies with the <br /> performance requirements of the US federal underground storage tank regulations. The <br /> evaluation was conducted by an independent testing organization for the manufacturer according <br /> to the procedures described in "European Standard prEN 13160-2, "Leak Detection Systems— _ <br /> Part 2: Pressure and vacuum system", May 2003. This protocol was adopted by the National <br /> Work Group on Leak Detection Evaluations and may be used for the evaluation of vacuum based <br /> systems that monitor the interstice of either double-wall tanks or pipelines. <br /> Tank owners using this leak detection system should keep this form on file to prove compliance with the <br /> federal regulations. Tank owners should check with State and local agencies to make sure this form <br /> satisfies their requirements. <br /> Method Description <br /> Name Veeder-Root Vacuum Interstitial Monitoring System <br /> Version Secondary Containment Leak Detection(SCLD) System <br /> Vendor Veeder-Root — <br /> 125 Powder Forest Drive, P.O. Box 2003 <br /> (street address) _- <br /> Simsbury CT 06070 (860) 651-2700 <br /> (city) (state) (zip) (phone) <br /> Evaluation Results <br /> Based on the results above this method(X) does ( )does not meet the performance standards <br /> established by the European Committee for Standardization as specified in "European Standard <br /> prEN 13160-2, "Leak Detection Systems—Part 2: Pressure and vacuum system", May 2003 <br /> Pipeline and Reservoir Characteristics <br /> This protocol does not specify line or tank size based on the test conditions. It does not function <br /> as a conventional leak detector, but rather as a system to prevent the loss of product to the <br /> environment in as fail safe manner as possible. The protocol specifies that the interstitial space <br /> for a tank must be less than or equal to 8 cubic meters (2114 gal). The interstitial space for a line <br /> must be less than or equal to 10 cubic meters (2642 gal). There are no other size or design <br /> characteristic requirements. — <br /> MSR 09-04-A 8 <br />