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1� PEI/RP1200-12 5. If the spill bucket is found to have cracks, loose parts or separation of the bucket from the fill pipe, it is not considered to be liquid-tight. This visually indicates a test failure. NOTE: If the fill cap is not included in the spill bucket test and/or the cap is not tight, it could be the source of potential fuel contami- nation from water intrusion. NOTE: Before permanently plugging, ensure that local regulations allow the drain valve to be permanently plugged. 6.2.5 Test Procedure. 1.Add water to the spill bucket to a level within 1.5 inches of the top of the spill bucket. Allow the water to settle for 5 minutes before the initial water level measurement is taken. 2.Place the measuring stick vertically at the lowest RE09VED oint in the s ill bucket and extendin P P g above the water level to allow for an accurate measure- ment to be taken.The location of the measuring stick must remain the same for each water level ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH measurement. Document the initial water level measurement as measured from the bottom of DEPARTMENT the spill bucket.Alternative measurement meth- ods may be used provided that measurement to 1/16(0.063)inch can be made. 3.Take all precautions to prevent the water level from being disturbed during the duration of the test. 4. After 1 hour, document the ending water level measurement. S.Upon completion of the test, remove and dis- pose of the water according to Section 6.7, and dry the inside of the spill bucket before returning it to service. 6.2.6 Pass/Fail Criteria. If the water level has dropped less than 1/8 (0.125)inch, the spill bucket passes the integrity test. If the water level has dropped 1/8 (0.125) inch or greater, the spill bucket fails the integrity test. pei,org