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PEAP1200 - 12 <br /> ATGs are programmed to monitor the product level in warnings or alarms , In the event of any <br /> storage tanks and can be programmed to perform com- such warnings or alarms, notify the appro- <br /> pliance tests that can include 0 .2 gph static and dynamic priate person before continuing the test. <br /> ("continuous") leak tests, and 0. 1 gph ("precision") tests . <br /> Where possible print out the system setup <br /> 8 . 2 .1 ATG Functionality Test, and any alarm histories from the console, <br /> 8. 2 .1. 1 General , The ATG must bepro- <br /> Save the printout for facility records or <br /> make an electronic copy. <br /> gramrned using site-specific parameters <br /> for the UST system to ensure proper opera- 8 .2 . 1 . 5 Test Equipment . Test equip- <br /> tion. On dual float systems , the second ment shall include: <br /> float indicates the level of water in the • tools for the removal of the ATG probe <br /> tank. and sensors , <br /> 8 . 2 .1. 2 Purpose . The purpose of this tape measure or gauge stick; <br /> test is to : . <br /> • <br /> • determine whether the ATG shows the water-finding paste, <br /> correct product level on the console; 8. 2 .1,6 Test Procedure. <br /> • determine whether the ATG shows the 1. Measure the product and water level <br /> correct water level on the console, in the tank and compare to the console <br /> • verify that the water alarm is operating readings to confirm ATG accuracy, If <br /> the readings do not agree, contact the <br /> correctly and provides a warning at the appropriate person , <br /> programmed set point. <br /> 2. Remove the ATG probe cap and discon- <br /> WARNING : Water ingress Into tanks con- nect the cable from the ATG. <br /> taining ethanol-blended gasoline may not 3. Remove the ATG probe from the tank. <br /> be detected using water floats designed Use care to ensure that the floats on the <br /> for non-ethanol-blended gasoline , stem do not catch on the bottom of the <br /> riser ducting removal. <br /> 8 . 2 . 1.3 Description of Test. The pro- 4. Inspect the probe. The floats must move <br /> cedures in this test are for a probe, properly freely on the stem without binding. If <br /> installed per manufacturer 's instructions, any pails are damaged or missing, con- <br /> equipped with floats having a range inside tact the appropriate person. <br /> the tank that extends from the bottom to S. Reconnect the probe cable. <br /> the top of the tank. <br /> 6 . Set the fuel float in die middle of the <br /> The ATG probe is removed from the tank. probe and verify that it is showing the <br /> The product float and water float positions correct inch reading on the console. <br /> are compared with the console readout, 7 . Slowly move the fuel float up the probe <br /> 8 , 2 .1.4 Preparation . Use this test pro- until the high product alarm is triggered <br /> cedure in conjunction with the monitor- on the console. If the system does not <br /> ing system manufacturer 's installation and alarm at the pre-set level, contact the <br /> maintenance instructions , appropriate person. <br /> Refer to the tank manufacturer 's tank 8. Measure the distance from the bot- <br /> chart for the capacity in gallons, the diam- tom of the probe to the fuel float when <br /> eter and the volume of product that corre- the float first triggers the high product <br /> sponds to the product level . alarm. <br /> Verify that the console has no active or 9. Clear the alarm conditions . , <br /> recurring history of leak detection-related <br /> ® pei. org <br /> i <br /> I <br />