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06/16/2003 11:58 2099316743 WATERLOO SHELL PAGE 07 <br /> Jun 16 03 11 :31a ice T. Marubashi guy V/-*ub <br /> N• ' <br /> dwdw AUTOMATIC'TANK t.EVEL MONT70A MCI, r Is 1� �e� /[,�L <br /> CONTINUOUS ELECTRONIC MONITOMG OF TANKS AND WIPING <br /> TANKS <br /> Ail Underground Fuel Storage Tanks are Double Wall Fiberglass construction. <br /> FUEL LINES <br /> All Fuel Line construction is Double Wall Fibcrgiass. <br /> VEEDER ROW-TLS 350 MODEL/SIMPLLICITY TANK&LINE MONITOR <br /> The design of this unit and the Simplicity Service Offering, is to provide 24 hour remote tank and line <br /> compliance monitoring through Vecder-Root (V-R) in Simsbury Connecticut, which would receive <br /> audible and visual alarms and provide corrective actions end tracking, in the event of leak detection. <br /> rhis system is interfaced to the manufactc.rers computer system via satellite dish or phone line. The <br /> communication status is checked monthly by V-R,The expected V-R a:arm response time is 15 minutes <br /> 'rom the tirne the facility goes into alarm and Simsbury starts the corrective actions. The monitor <br /> retains 1.2 months of alarm history. The facili receives audible and visual alarms at the TLS 350 <br /> console, which reflect (1) lost communication, "Autodial Failure" and/or (2) gross line failure "Lint <br /> Leak Shutdown" The facility personnel would call V-R for these events. Autodial Failure will cause <br /> the TLS 350 to come out of the remote monitoring mode and all alarms/warnings will occur on-site and <br /> Will be responded to by on-site personnel. If power is removed from the V-R monitoring panel, the <br /> facility will not be able to pump fuel. The authorized installAtioii service contractor (Service Station <br /> Systems 1-800-628-5310)would provide the training necessary to operate she tank and line monitoring <br /> system per the manufacturer guidelines. I he facility operator is responsible for daily inspection of the <br /> monitoring panel (Alarm Panel Test Log - pending Agency requirements) and corrective actions <br /> indicated above and maintaining monthly and annual tests/reports on-site. For additional compliance <br /> items/reports, contact Shell's Sl-I&E Compliance Coordinator. Optional facility audible and visual <br /> alurms can alto be programmed, but this would take the system out of the remote monitoring nrode, <br /> which leaves the facidity operator responsible for calling V-R fear q0 alarm conditions and logging all <br /> events and corrective actions manually /not reliable, not recommended). All component parts are LG- <br /> 113 approved. <br /> TANK AND LINE TESTING <br /> The Veeder Root (V-R) system provides electronic Continuous Statistical Leak Detection (CSLD) <br /> munitoring of the fuel tanks, Pressurized Line Leak Detection (PLLD)of the fuel lines and continumis <br /> annular interstice monitoring at double walled facilities containment In the event that a leak is detected, <br /> the system provides automatic notification through Elie phone line or satellite dish to V-R. Hard copies <br /> of monthly tank and line test results are to be mailed to the facility within tate first two weeks of the <br /> following month by V-R. The operaring,faciliry is responsible to maintain these compliance reports on <br /> site. The TLS 350 is annually inspected, repaired and certified operational by an authorized service <br /> contractor.The certification is sent to the local regulatory agency. <br /> Tunica Eme-11 Continuous electronic monitoring of the wet or dry annular/interstice and CSLD, <br /> continuous electronic testing at 0.2 gallon per hour (gph). A malfunctioning tank will result with an <br /> alarm automatically transmitted to V-R, which would in turn contact their service contractor for <br /> investigation and repair. I'herc would be no fuel leak to ground in the event that the primary tank failed <br /> unless the secondary,were to also fail Clean up of the secondary et)ntainment would be performed per <br /> Local and State raduirements. <br /> Pressurized Fuel Lines. Continuous electronic moniroring of the dry secondary containment within the <br /> turbine sump, positive shutdown if a Irak is detected. Also PLLD continuous electronic testing 3.0 2Ph <br /> (positive shutdown)and 02 gph(rnonthly/alann), in combination with a turbine sump liquid sensor. If a <br /> gross leak alarm occurred here, the result would be fuel line Shut down with no leak to ground [(Dry) <br /> annular/interstice], A malfunctioning fuel line will result with an alarm automatically transmitted io V- <br /> R, which would in turn contact their srrviee contractor for investigation and repair. Clean up of the <br /> secondary containment would be performed per Local and State requirements. If equipped, remote fill <br /> Wits at the tank inlet etre contained and continuously monitored(alarm), <br /> Under DJ-,,ngttser Containtneat: Conti:iuoun electronic VR sensors designed to shtit off the dispenser <br /> ill the cvelit of Irak detection. <br /> Turbine Sumo Contttinmenr l'owinUauS VR electronic sensors, designed to shut the turbine down, in <br /> the event of leak.je.ection <br /> mjtwpa,%hi 3;I:>.Q dw6r <br />