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COMPLIANCE INFO_2005-2012
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
2005-2012
RECORD_ID
PR0231574
PE
2361
FACILITY_ID
FA0002123
FACILITY_NAME
GREWALS GAS & LIQUOR*
STREET_NUMBER
4100
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
FREMONT
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95215
APN
14333046
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
4100 E FREMONT ST
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
002
QC Status
Approved
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r <br /> Vaporless 99 LD-2000 Addendum <br /> 5.0 Description of the 99 LD-2000 <br /> The 99 LD-2000 mechanical leak detector incorporates a poppet valve and metering pin. When <br /> the pump is activated, fuel is metered into the line to raise the pressure. If the pressure rises <br /> above 24 psi,the poppet valve opens and full flow into the line occurs. If the pressure fails to rise <br /> above 24 psi,fuel flow in the line is restricted to approximately 2 gal/min. <br /> The 99 LD-2000 mechanical line leak detector is based on the original LD-2000 developed by <br /> Vaporless in 1990.Features of the 99 LD-2000 include: <br /> • Drastically reduced piston size of the leak detector making for a much more responsive <br /> leak detector, significantly reducing the fuel needed to pass through the metering pin and <br /> poppet to allow full flow of the pump. <br /> • Eliminates traditional fuel flow path to the piston allowing the leak detector metering <br /> system better isolation from the turbulence and hydraulic effects found in the pump head <br /> during pump startup. This fuel flow change also eliminates the mechanical and thermal <br /> effects present in the upper half of the pump, allowing the leak detector to only respond <br /> to line pressure changes. <br /> • More responsive leak detectors allowing the line to open up for pumping more quickly. <br /> When the pump is off, it will reset to leak sense position faster because of the smaller <br /> amount of fuel under the piston. Additionally, the leak detector does not have to <br /> completely reset to cycle through the leak sense position. If the line pressure falls as low <br /> as 5 psi(when the pump is off),the leak detector is forced into the leak sense mode. <br /> • Reduced surface area of the piston results in less exposure to hydraulic line shock, <br /> enhancing leak detection performance not only in steel and fiberglass lines but,also in <br /> flexible piping systems. <br /> • Higher leak sense pressure is possible due to the reduced piston area. The leak detector <br /> stays in the fast fill position to a higher pressure, compressing vapor pockets or removing <br /> stretch from flexible pipe faster. <br /> • Field adjustment access in cap to adjust sensitivity for wear or field variables such as <br /> deep burial or excessive trapped vapor. <br /> • Integrated check valve to compensate for pump component failure such as leaking check <br /> valves in the turbine, defective submersible pump pressure reliefs, or defective bypas <br /> valves. If pump component failure occurs the integrated check valve does not allow <br /> system to depressurize and reset the leak detector. <br /> Page 6 <br />
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