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r <br /> ' BENCHI <br /> J I <br /> r 4 / I <br /> Proper installation <br /> of each tank is essential: <br /> o not cut <br /> 1.1. To ensure the safety of all the individuals involved in the ©quids,or orweidonanytankthatcontai is flammableorcombust <br /> installation. pots.fire or an explosion may result. <br /> I <br /> 1.1.2. To prevent tank damage and/or failure,which could lead to <br /> product loss and environmental contamination. I { <br /> 1.1.3. To validate the'tank warranty. ` <br /> Z. In addition to these instructions, the installation must comply <br /> with NFPA (30, 30A, and 31), and all applicable Federal, State, ASPHYXIATION FIRE EXPLOSION <br /> Local or Provincial, construction, safety and environmental <br /> codes and regulations. - -- <br />.3. Any variances or deviations which are in direct conflict with these2.7• All installation of aboveground tanks must be approved alp( <br /> inspected by the local AHJ.Contact the local AHJ for the r�yairec <br /> published installation instructions must be approved in writing permits. <br /> prior to the installation by Containment Solutions. <br /> 2.8. If a facility has an aboveground oil storage tank that has <br /> 1.4. The presence of any Containment Solutions representative at the a capacity greater than 660 gallons, or if the facility has <br /> job site does not relieve the installer of responsibility to follow aboveground oil storage tanks with a total capacity greater <br /> these instructions. than 1,320 gallons, the facility must have a Spill Prevention <br /> Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plan. This plan is <br /> TANK TESTING&INSTALLATION required by the Code of Federal Regulations, Section 40 <br /> 2.1. Handle tank carefully. Use cables or chains of adequate length <br /> Part 112.Consult 40 CFR 112 for the required regulations. <br /> (not more than 90 degrees between the chains) attached to MAINTENANCE <br /> lifting lugs provided. Oversize hooks will tear the lift lugs--use <br /> shackles,if necessary. 3.1. Tank maintenance is a critical requirement of a fuel storage tank <br /> during its operation. If properly done, it will extend the usable <br /> service life and provide trouble-free operation of components, <br /> and reduce equipment replacement and failures. <br /> ro avoid damagetothet:ank,do notapplyair pressure to the interstitial 3 2 In addition to a manual and/or automatic tank gauging program, <br /> spate between the walls of a double wall tank without pressure in the weekly inspections for water in the primary tank are required.Any <br /> primary tank.Never apply air pressure to the interstitial spate that is presence of water must be removed immediately. <br /> higher than the air pressure in the primary tank <br /> 3.3. For procedures on how to check for the presence of water and <br /> removal of water, refer to AN Recommended Practice 1621 and <br /> 2.2. For compliance with model fire and building codes,the tank must API Standard 2610. <br /> be tested in the field before filling orf 3 psi e inner tank should be 3.4. The tank vessel is subject to accidental damage,vandalism,and <br /> pressurized with air to a maximum of 3 psig.Use a gauge ply l ne atmospheric degradation of the coating. <br /> tot S psig dial span.Set pressure relief valve in test air supply erator <br /> at 3 psig.If the tank is a double-wall tank,the inner tank should be <br /> psig. perform <br /> weekly visual inspections <br /> ximupsig, <br /> 3.5. <br /> pressurized to a maThe testt pressure should identify areas of damage to the vessel ot ecoating itself.Such <br /> be pressurized to a maximum o2 <br /> ressure, brush a damage should be repaired. <br /> be held for 1 hour.While the tank is holding p 3.6. Failure to adhere to and provide proof of proper maintenance <br /> water and soar)solution on the weld seams.Do not drag,drop or <br /> move any tank while under pressure. may void your warranty. <br /> 2.3. Do not leave pressurized tank unattended. <br /> A r, • r , <br /> 2.4. Do not stand in front of tank heads or fittings when pressurizing <br /> 4,7. This tank Uniformmust be Fire Codeeor international Fire Code. 30, <br /> tank. NFPA 30A, <br /> plugs y applying suitable thread compatible with steel and <br /> 4.2. The product stored within y fluid which oes not meet ASTM <br /> 2 5. se sure all drain e s are plugs, b appy g meets ASTM standards. Anyroved for <br /> sealant or pipe dope around plugs, atible with steel and app <br /> standards must be C51.p Storing any fluid in the tank which is <br /> 2.6. Model fire codes require the installation of emergency and storage in writing Y roved for storage by <br /> normal vents on the top <br /> of the tank. Consult with the local either not compatible with steel or not app <br /> Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) and the fire codes for e CSI will void the tank warranty, <br /> proper installation. <br /> I <br /> to CONTALINMoENT xtr,ac <br />