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.." � . 14.�' ,'� 1 1 � �.=o4f�..K�s tl'�4� s ;•l� .� *��d �. ._ p :7 't, ..,i-t�"��.1.....�..� •.� at ---------J,Date of Tea, Naas of Suppiw.Owner of Dealer Address No.and Straetla) City St 15a. BRIEF DIAGRAM OF TANK FIELD 16. CAPACITY From � 1�5. TANK TO TEST ❑ Station chart Nominal Capacity yL ar® � _.,---_-_--,-.--.__— ❑ Tank Manufacturer's Chart m i `K arrt , la Identity by position Gallons �1��s asp Company Engineering Data Qw_7—d' ✓, By most accurate ❑ Charts supplied with Brand and Grade capacity chart available -- '�"' _-_�J_------- ❑ Other ----------_._------_.-.—.----- Gallons Total Gallons 11. FILL-UP FOR TEST Gallons ea.Reading a a � . Suck water Bosom a 1 / before Full-upIn. Inventory _ —_ --- --- - - ----- to a" Gallons Tank Diameter 18. SPECIAL CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES TO TEST THIS TANK ❑Water in tank ❑ Une(s)being tested with LVLLT l Sea manual searons applicable.Check below and record procedure In log 127). ❑High water table in lank excavation Lae maximum alio btuir teat prassure for all testa. 19. TANK MEASUREMENTS FOR Transfar total to line 2 a Four pound rule doe`not apply to doutdewaned tank`. TSTT ASSEMBLY 21. VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEM IA stage f L.l stags 11 Complete►action bal". ' - Bosom of lank to grade' .......... ) "'•� Add 30"for"T•probe&say........................... so in. 24b. COEFFICIENT OF EXPANSION I is four pound rule requited, Yea ❑ No ❑ Total tubing to assemble—approximate..... ....... in RECIPROCAL METHOD Type of Product ................... —in 20. EXTENSION HOSE SETTING i . 2 Height t0 12"mark from bottom of tank Hydrometer Employed ----H Tank top to grade'.................................. ---------.in. Extend hose on suction lube 6"or more Temperature in Tank 3. Pressure at bosom of lank P.S.I. Atter Circulation........................................ '_'_°F below lank top...................................... _ _in. ..., .............................. 'It Fill pipe extends above grade,use top of fill. Temperature of Sample ... 4. Presbure&t top of tank P.S.I. , (.�',, 22. Thermal-Sensor reading atter circulation I- 7-F Difference('/-)............... ......••..... '•' °F digits Q in. —iL dig Observed A.P.I.GravyDepen Of Dural y .........................e1vto 23. Digits per°F In range of expected change — Reciprocal!4 rPage a digits { t 1 Tank the. -in. COEFFICIENT OF EXPANSION (Complete after circulation) 24a. Corrected A.P.I.Gravity Total quantity in Reciprocal Volume change in lull lank 116 or 17) this tank per°F Water table in. Observed to Line 26a. aervedA.P.1.Gravity................................... — NOTES: Hydrometer employed...................................---_H 24c. FOR TESTING WITH WATER see Table C it D Observed Sample Temperature ......................... ----__----°F Corrected A.P.I.Gravity Water Temperature after Circulation 60°F,From Table A.................................... _--- Table C ................................................ °F Coefficient of Expansion Coefficient of Water The above calculations are to be used for dry wil conditions to for Involved Product Table D ................................................ _—_---- apositwepressure advantage,or when using the four pound From Table 8........................................... ---r rub m to compensate for the presence of subsurface water In ler terik Transfer COE to Line 25b. Added Surfactant? ❑Vas 1-1 No Transfer COE to Line 25b. area. fiiffer to N.F.PA. 30. Sections 2-3.24 and 2-7.2 and the tank 25. L1 x (b) = 1=1--_ — gallons manufacturer regwding akowabb Wiliam teat pressures. Total quantity In Coefficient of expansion for Volume change In this tank full tank(16 or 17) involved product per°F