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FE11IP1200-17 <br /> a <br /> Underground Fiberglass Daubie and Triple-TV414' Repeat steps 4 and 5 until a stable vacuum is � <br /> Tanks- With Dry Annalar Space FTFI 410 M7, achieved. If a stable. vacuum canftot be main- � <br /> a_ <br /> wined, the tank secondary conrainment inreg- g <br /> 4.2.7 Test Equipment. Test equipment shall rity best fails_ <br /> include; <br /> T. When the vacuum level stabilizes, record the <br /> • a vacuum-generating device that can be used in vacuum level and the test start time. <br /> a Class 1. Division 1 area capable of pulling 15 <br /> inches of mercury (Hg) vacuum: 8. Observe the vacuum level for the period of <br /> time shown in Table 4-1. <br /> ■ an automatic vacuum shutoff valve or vacuum a <br /> regulator (The shutoff valve can be Set to 9. Record the final time and vacuum level. A <br /> close ataredetermined safe level, prevemin i �g <br /> p g 10. Check the interstitial space For accumulation $F <br /> the possibility of accidentally imposing a high of liquids, � <br /> vacuum that could damage the tank. The use of ; <br /> the valve is recommended because it limits the 710 vacuum that can be applied to the interstitial Capacity, Uuratiort, <br /> space.); gallons hours <br /> • vacuurn gauge with a range of 0 inches to 30inches Hg graduated in increments of 0.5 inches �o <br /> Hg or less; � <br /> • toggle valve and vacuum hOSe; 4.2.9 Pass/Fall Criteria. If there is no loss in <br /> vacuum level, no liquids are drawn into the inter- <br /> * stopwatch or other time measu--eanent device stitial space during the test duration shown in Table <br /> capable of measuring a 1-second increment; 4.1, and the tarok secondary containment area has � <br /> • plumber's plug, no adclitiona: fluid than at the start of the test, then <br /> the tank secondary containment passes the rest. <br /> 4.2.8 Test Procedure. <br /> If there is any vacuum lost during the test or Liquids <br /> 1. Install the plumber's plug in the interstitial are drawn into the interstitial space, then the tank <br /> riscr(s) below any tees. secondary containment fails the test, <br /> 2. Connect the vacuum gauge, valve and the 4.3 Tank Secondary Containment Integrity Testinig <br /> vacuum-gemeradng device to the fitting on the _ Liquid-Fitled Test Method. <br /> plumber's plug. The valve should be between <br /> the vacuum source inlet and the pressure 4.3.1 General. This test method tests the integ- <br /> gauge.The gauge should be between the valve rity of the liquid-filled interstitial space. There are <br /> and the fitting so it will read the interstitial vac- a number of variables that affect this test, such as <br /> uum when the valve is closed. The autornatic interstitial space volume. temperature, water table <br /> vacuum shutoff valve is located at the inlet of and product level in th.- primary tank. Refer to <br /> the vacuum-producing device and should be Appendix A for specific manufacturers'test proce- <br /> set at a minimum of 10 peteent and ao more dures. <br /> than 2 inches Hg above the test vacuum. <br /> 4.3.2 Purpose. This general method is used to <br /> 3. Ensure all connections are airtight. test the integrity of the liquid-filled secondary con- <br /> 4. Start the vacuum-generating device; and open tainment of a GST. <br /> the valve. 43.3 Description of Test. Liquid is added to <br /> S. Pu11 the vacuum t4 10 inches Hg. Close the the interstitial space of the tank and the level is <br /> valve, brought up into the interstitial riser.The liquid level <br /> 6. Allow the uacuurn to stabilize for a minimum is monitored for a specified period of time. If the <br /> of 5 minutes at the specified vacuum level. if liquid Level is maintained, then the containment <br /> a stable vacuum cannot be maintained, test system has passed the test. <br /> equipment ,hail be inspected for leakage. <br /> pel.org <br />