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RAPID SET CONTAINMENT tion are recommended. If contact is made, flush with water and wash with soal) and water. Work it) a well ventilated area, and avoid in- haling fumes. Solvent containers may he ander pressure. Use caution when opening. Wear eye pro- tection. In case of accidental exposure, flush with plenty of water, and seek medical at- tention if irritation develops. Use with adequate ventila- tion. Avoid breathing vapor. Avoid contact with skin. Wash thoroughly after han- dling arid before eating or smoking. You can pressure test 3"-6' sec- ondary containment piping by in- stalling an inline tee with a pres- Sure gauge in the %t' outlet of a termination fitting (see Vig. 5). Termination fillings are available with or without a %" NI'Itap (spec- ifv when ordering). This test pip- ing pray be permanently installed and used for future system tests or as ail outlet for pressure or leak de- tection devices. If the test piping is to Ile installed temporarily, he careful not to over tighten when installing the pipe threads. Fiherglass threads may be damaged during removal if they have been over tightened. Smith Fiberglass Products rec- ommends testing 3"--6" secondary containment piping systems with air at pressures up to 10 prig. The most convenient place to intro- duce air for the containment pip- ing pressure test is at the bulk stor- age tank (see Fig. 5). it is to your advantage to leave the system pres- surized until the installation is complete in order to monitor for possible damage during additional construction. The low pressure and low volume of secondary con- tainment piping systems make this air test a safe procedure if normal satHy procedures are followed. I��Ivn wlirii .�«�-it+l ilrA Iry I�nn�t, t tf, d ii v�rr, 4