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ER <br />Phil-Tite Protocol 0 Gallon Capacity (Volume) Testin the 85000 Series Spill <br />Collector <br />• Check the foam filter (602026001) for any debris. Clean or replace this filter. <br />This foam filter is available from FFS. Note: If the foam filter is wet, remove and <br />squeeze out any liquid. Let air dry for several minutes before re -installing. The <br />purpose of the foam filter is to catch and stop any debris, grit, gravel, dirt, etc., <br />from reaching the drain valve and drain holes and blocking them causing a leak. <br />This filter will greatly improve the longevity and proper operation of the drain <br />valve assembly. <br />• Reinstall the drain valve and handle assembly following the shut off collar <br />instructions. Check the drain valve handle for proper operation. Re -adjust if <br />necessary. <br />Equipment Required for Liquid Capacity (Volume) Testing <br />For testing capacities of containers, Weights & Measures suggested using a bottom <br />drain Prover or Slicker or equivalent. Volumetric Test Measures (designed for testing <br />metered outputs) are not approved by Weights & Measures for capacity testing <br />containers. <br />Suggested equipment you can use to accurately measure containers for 5 gallons <br />capacity are: 5 gallon National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) compliant <br />bottom drain Provers or equivalent. See photos of Provers below. <br />Liquid Capacity Testing Process: <br />• Using a tape measure, check 4 to 6 places around the circumstance of the stainless <br />steel sleeve to ensure the black spill bucket is set to a minimum of 4 " or more <br />below the top of the stainless steel sleeve as shown in CARIB EO VR -101-X, <br />Exhibit 2, Figure 2A. <br />• Install a 4" expansion plug inside the spill bucket riser. Locate this plug at the <br />bottom of the spill bucket riser just above the drop tube. This will keep product/water <br />from pouring into the tank during testing. The vapor recovery spill bucket does not <br />require an expansion plug as long as the vapor swivel adaptor is installed. <br />• Locate the Prover near the spill collector being tested. Position the Prover's hose <br />over the spill collector being tested. <br />1. Using cold tap water or product, fill the Prover (using a hose, other <br />containers, etc.) to the 5 gallon mark/line or top. Let the product/water <br />Q's settle for a moment and check the product/water level. <br />mo &A <br />