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Stop 7: (See Figure 4) bucket by checking the gauge in the base of the spill If necessary, the height of the spill container can be container. If water or other contaminants are found adjusted by±1"(2.5cm). If it is necessary to they must be disposed of with disposable towels. increase height, install adjusting system beneath Dispose of towels safely and per all applicable local, tabs on mounting ring. Add shims as needed and state and federal codes.Check that cover is in good adjust with screw. condition and properly identified. Replace cover and Note: The adjustment should not be more than seal as necessary. Inspect the bucket walls for 7;'fro-m the initial length of the unit. cracks, bulges or holes. If any exist, have that spill container barricaded and contact maintenance Stop 8: personnel immediately for repairs. Where applicable, upon preliminary installation Semiannually: Follow all state and local required perform the CARB Test Procedure TP-201.10 or hydrostatic or vacuum testing on the primary and equivalent. This Test Procedure will check the seals secondary buckets. Inspect and clean the interior of between the drain valve, nipple, bases, and the spill container and drain valve screen. Remove rotatable adapter. accumulated dirt and grit. Where applicable, test the Note:Follow all state and local required testing drain valve using CARR procedure TP-201.1C or on the primary and secondary buckets. TP-201.1 D. If the drain valve passes testing no further maintenances required. If the drain valve fails Step 9: (See Figure 7) testing, remove the valve,soak in water and use Verify torque on mounting ring bolts. Torque to be high-pressure air, if needed,to clean. Reinstall the 20 ft-lbs minimum to 25 ft-lbs maximum. drain valve to its proper position and where Using OPW DW-VAC-TEST(or 202310 Test applicable, test the valve with CARR procedure TP- Adaptor), perform a vacuum test on the spill 201.1C or TP-201.1 D. If problems persist, replace container. An initial vacuum of 15"of water should the drain valve with P/N 1 DK-21 00-EVR(specified be attained and the spill container must retain a torque 11.5 ft-lbs min to 13.5 ft-lbs max, 5/16-18 UN vacuum of at least 12"of water after 5 minutes. thread). (See DW-VAC-TEST Instructions.) Important: Leave these instructions with 10perator. Stop 10: (See Figure 2) Install gravel guard at final height as shown in Figure 2 and tighten band clamp to 30 in-lbs. Where Height Adjustment Bolt applicable, per California SB-989, all metal must be protected from-direct contact with the elements. Coat stainless steel band clamp with the following approved coatings: OPW SLA 100, 3M Undersea[ 08883 or Polyguard Mastic CA-9. Step 11: (See Figures 2&5) Before pouring concrete, place plastic over the cover :A_� Shims and Mounting Ring protecting them from concrete Cap splash and tighten the clamp on the gravel guard mounted on the riser pipe. Double check that the to unit Is level and at proper grade height. Pour 7Adaptor concrete per Figure 5. Ramp or dome the concrete away from the mounting ring. There should be a Figure 4 minimum of 1"slope to finish grade. Slope I"Down From Top of Mounting Ring Note:Do not stand on spill container before concrete sets up. Finish Grade Remove plastic from cover after concrete has dried. Remove adjustment system. Re-test the spill containers for leaks as described in step 9, after the concrete has set up. Operation and Maintenance: After each fuel delivery, the operator must remove any standing fuel from the container. Fuel can be removed by actuating the drain valve or with a gasoline absorbing disposable towel. X.. )g2gllki ly, Perform a visual inspection of the interior of Figure 5 the primary containment bucket for water or other contaminants and check the secondary containment OPW 1-3100 Series Spill Container Page 3