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Ll <br />1 <br />WARNING: TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS <br />FROM BEING STRUCK BY VEHICLES DURING <br />WORK, BLOCK OFF YOUR WORK AREA DURING <br />INSTALLATION AND SERVICE. <br />.111 WARNING: TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK <br />WHICH COULD KILL YOU, BE SURE AC POWER TO <br />THE EMC MONITOR IS OFF DURING <br />INSTALLATION. <br />A. TANK DIAMETER MEASUREMENT. <br />Perform the following procedure to ensure that probes are <br />installed in the proper tanks (see Figure 18, "Tank Diameter <br />Measurement"). Inaccurate readings will result if probes are <br />not the correct length for the given tank diameter. <br />1. Measure the distance from the bottom of the tank to the <br />top of the probe riser pipe (a). <br />2. Measure the distance from the bottom of the probe riser <br />pipe to the top of the probe riser pipe (b). <br />3. Subtract (b) from (a) to determine the correct tank <br />diameter (c). <br />4. Make sure the probe length (Dimension "A", Figure 19, <br />"Capacitance Probe Dimensions" is correct for the tank <br />diameter. <br />PROBE RISER PIPE <br />TANK <br />Clb a-b=c <br />Figure 18. Tank Diameter Measurement. <br />Figure 19. Capacitance Probe Dimensions. <br />Site Prepara n and Installation Instructions <br />EMC UST Monitoring System <br />The riser pipe cap must have 3/8" tapped hole for passage of <br />probe wires. Cap kits with pre -drilled holes for a standard 4" <br />riser pipe area available from Gilbarco. Order Kit Number <br />Q12598-05, one for each probe. <br />If a kit has not been ordered, perform the following: <br />I WARNING: DO NOT PERFORM DRILLING AND <br />TAPPING PROCEDURES IN A HAZARDOUS AREA. <br />DRILLING AND TAPPING CAN CAUSE SPARKS <br />AND IGNITE VOLATILE FUMES AND LIQUIDS <br />FOUND IN A CLASS I, GROUP D HAZARDOUS LO- <br />CATION. FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN <br />DEATH, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY <br />LOSS AND EQUIPMENT DAMAGE. <br />1. Use a standard 4" tank locking cap, "Evertite" or equiva- <br />lent, with standard ring adaptor. <br />2. Drill and tap the cap for a3/8 x 18 NPT cord grip thread (see <br />Figure 20, "Probe Riser Cap Modification"). <br />3. Install a water -tight cable bushing in the 3/a" threaded hole <br />in the top of the cap. Use an appropriate thread sealant to <br />ensure water -tightness. Also install a water -tight cable <br />bushing in the probe junction box in a similar manner. <br />Figure 20. Probe Riser Cap Modification. . <br />17 <br />A = LENGTH OF PROBE <br />(Tank I.D.) <br />17.. <br />4' (1.22 m) <br />5' (1.52 m) <br />5'4" (1.62 m) <br />6' (1.83 m) <br />2.0 m <br />7' (2.13 m) <br />7'6" (2.28 nn) <br />8' (2.44 m) <br />A <br />2.5 m <br />9' (2.74 m) <br />3.0 m <br />10' (3.05 m) <br />10'6" (3.20 m) <br />11' (3.35 m) <br />3.5 m <br />Figure 19. Capacitance Probe Dimensions. <br />Site Prepara n and Installation Instructions <br />EMC UST Monitoring System <br />The riser pipe cap must have 3/8" tapped hole for passage of <br />probe wires. Cap kits with pre -drilled holes for a standard 4" <br />riser pipe area available from Gilbarco. Order Kit Number <br />Q12598-05, one for each probe. <br />If a kit has not been ordered, perform the following: <br />I WARNING: DO NOT PERFORM DRILLING AND <br />TAPPING PROCEDURES IN A HAZARDOUS AREA. <br />DRILLING AND TAPPING CAN CAUSE SPARKS <br />AND IGNITE VOLATILE FUMES AND LIQUIDS <br />FOUND IN A CLASS I, GROUP D HAZARDOUS LO- <br />CATION. FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN <br />DEATH, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY <br />LOSS AND EQUIPMENT DAMAGE. <br />1. Use a standard 4" tank locking cap, "Evertite" or equiva- <br />lent, with standard ring adaptor. <br />2. Drill and tap the cap for a3/8 x 18 NPT cord grip thread (see <br />Figure 20, "Probe Riser Cap Modification"). <br />3. Install a water -tight cable bushing in the 3/a" threaded hole <br />in the top of the cap. Use an appropriate thread sealant to <br />ensure water -tightness. Also install a water -tight cable <br />bushing in the probe junction box in a similar manner. <br />Figure 20. Probe Riser Cap Modification. . <br />17 <br />