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2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
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COMPLIANCE INFO
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2003-2008
RECORD_ID
PR0231216
PE
2361
FACILITY_ID
FA0002480
FACILITY_NAME
SHOP N GO 3
STREET_NUMBER
4511
STREET_NAME
PACIFIC
STREET_TYPE
AVE
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STOCKTON
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95207
APN
11023011
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01
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4511 PACIFIC AVE
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01
P_DISTRICT
002
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VALUED ENGINEERING 2034643SBS 0S/28/03 02:25pm P. 002 <br />�61ff1 • • <br />odern Welding Company, Inc <br />Installation Instructions - Glasteel II Jacketed Steel Tanks <br />INTRODUCTION <br />1.0 Proper installation is essential to the expected product <br />life and performance on Modem's Glasteel 11 <br />Underground Storage Tank. This tank must be <br />installed in accordance with these installation <br />instructions, the latest issue of NY P A. 30 and 31 <br />pamphlet, the PEIW-100 and local authorities <br />having jurisdiction over underground tank installations <br />and codes. <br />1.l Although the instructions are clear and precise, <br />unexpected conditions often occur and thus <br />prudent thought, coupled with extreme care <br />become the proper procedure. <br />TANK HANDLING <br />2.0 Extreme caution shall be used when handling the <br />tank. Do not drop or roll the tank. <br />2.1. Equipment to lift and lower the tank shall be of <br />4itfficient capacity to do so without dragging or <br />dropping the tank. <br />2.2 The tank shall be .iftod and lowered ueiAg the <br />lifting lugs or lifting plugs provided. Cables or <br />chains used shall be of adequate length. No <br />circumstances warrant the use of chains or slings <br />Around the tank shell. Maximum angle of the <br />sting shall be Go degrees. <br />TANK STORAGE <br />3.0 If tank is stared on site prior to installation, a <br />secure area shall be chosen. Special attention <br />shall be placed in selecting, the storage Iocation to <br />assure the absence of rocks and foreign objects <br />that might cause damage to the tank exterior. <br />INSPECTION <br />4.0 Visually inspect the tank exterior for damage. <br />Any extreme gouging or abrasion should be carefully <br />reviewed and appropriate action taken. <br />4.1 )temove thread protectors and shipping plugs <br />from all Openings (except vacuum gage location). <br />Using compatible, non•bardening pipe sealant, <br />install Permanent Metal plugs g„-. Mil tintl3ed <br />openings. <br />4.2 Refer to Modern Welding Company's publication, <br />"Finishing Instructions" for proper installation of <br />permanent coverings for unused openings and <br />lifting lugs. <br />4.3 For 01Ayte,0 II tanks fabricated without <br />dielectric isolation, (threaded nylon bushings or <br />flange isolation kits) this tank must use either: <br />A) Non-metallic piping, or <br />$) Conductive piping must be isolated from <br />the backfill material and any other metal <br />or grounding device. <br />TESTING <br />6.0 Glwxteel Il tank -5 are shipped with a vacuum on <br />the annular space. If a minimum of 5.3 inches <br />Hg of vacuum is maintained for one hour, both the <br />inner tanks and outer tank may be considered <br />properly tested. Fluctuations in interstice vacuum <br />are caused by temperature and barometric <br />pressure changes. <br />NOTE! NFPA 30; 2-8.3;1 Secondary containment <br />tanks shall have the interstitial (annulus) space <br />tested using vacuum at 5.3 in -Hg. The vacuum <br />shall be held for one hour. Care shall be taken <br />to ensure that the interstitial space is not <br />subjected to excessive vacuum. <br />NFPA 30: 2•$.4: "Before the tank is initially <br />placed in service, all leaks or deformations shall <br />be corrected in an acceptable manner." <br />CAUTION: Do Not Pressure Test Interstitial <br />(Annular) Space_ <br />EXCAVATION AND BEDDING <br />6.0 Glasteel 11 underground storage tanks are <br />designed to withstand a maximum burial depth of MY. If <br />a greater burial depth is required, contact the <br />manufacturer immediately. <br />6.1. The excavation shall be properly accomplished <br />and free from any material or object that would <br />cause damage to the tank exterior. <br />6.2 The bottom of the excavation shall be suitably <br />graded and leveled. The foundation for the tank <br />shall be a minimum of 6 inches of clean, inert. <br />compacted sand, or 6 inches of pea gravel, the <br />largest particle of which does not exceed 3/4 inch, <br />or rounded -edge gravel crushings, angular <br />particle size required to be not lees than 1/$" <br />or more than 1/2". See chart in "Backfill Section" <br />6.3 There shall be a minimum of 12 inches from the <br />outside edge of the tank to the inside edge of the <br />excavation. This distance shall remain true for <br />the entire perimeter surrounding the tank_ <br />3i <br />
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