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PO EO%1B" STI SP-001 <br /> POWERS Gm"'"`"° _'° <br /> Fe 707196]IN MIO VALLEY AGRICULTURE SERVICES MIO VALLEY AO <br /> FP%]O—L- <br /> ENGINEERWG&INSPECTION,INC. mnW{wWM9lLLUm Unleaded Gasoline <br /> Fuel Tank <br /> concrete cracking in the concrete dike in the areas marked in the <br /> Containment Layout drawin . <br /> 4.Access •VT and a.Access to the top of the tank is via ladder rungs installed on the tank's <br /> structure measurement of end cap. The ladder rungs and attachment welds appear to be in good <br /> access structure condition with no signs of corrasion. <br /> components <br /> 5.Coatings •VT of Coatings a.The tank was visually inspected for any coating failure. The tank shell, <br /> ends,and appurtenance coatings are in good condition with only isolated <br /> minor coating failures identified. Rust and coating failure was identified <br /> on all threaded and flanged connections, consider applying touch up <br /> coatings to these areas.Monitor the condition of the coatings and apply <br /> touch up coatings as needed to prevent corrosion damage to the shell, <br /> ends, piping,and appurtenances. <br /> 6.Venting •VT of existing a.The tank is equipped with a 2-in normal vent with a total of 3.14 square <br /> venting system inch of surface area opening,which is less than the 6.28 square inch of <br /> • Calculate the largest in use nozzle (4-in).The normal venting is undersized sized <br /> Venting according to NFPA 30 and UL 142. Since the tank operates at reduced <br /> Requirements flow rates and the total venting Capacity is above the required 376,800 <br /> SCFH,no action is required. <br /> b.According to the Morrison Venting guide and NFPA 30, the tank <br /> minimally requires a 8-in emergency vent with 376,800 SCFH venting <br /> capacity. The 8-in emergency vent located on the manway cover <br /> provides 503,517 SCFH and meets the required emergency venting. <br /> c.Consider servicing the existing normal and emergency vents to assure <br /> proper operation and prevent damage from over or under pressure. <br /> 7.Grounding •VT grounding a. The tank currently does not have any grounding or bonding Cables <br /> system installed. Consider installing grounding Cables per NFPA 30 Section <br /> 6.5.4. <br /> 8.Signage and •VT to document a.The tank is equipped with appropriate signs and placards conforming to <br /> Placards Fire Department NFPA 704 standards. <br /> Si na e <br /> 9.Gauging •VToftank a.Gauging iscurrently being performed through a manual gauging process. <br /> Gauging system Consider installing an automatic level gauge and high level sensor at the <br /> top ofthe tank. <br /> 10. Piping •VT of piping a.Visual inspection of the piping components was performed.This tank is <br /> system equipped with threaded components and piping, which are known to <br /> develop seeps. Monitor these areas during monthly and annual <br /> inspections. <br /> STAWi MO VMLEYRCRGLLNFE SaMCESimO LNIEP[EG C#SGLNE MO VPl1EV Page Dde P^ dY'P <br /> RG IffVO <br /> OAIBPEBI Rc <br />