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Recqmmended Practices for the Testing and Verification of Spill, Overfill, leak Detection and Secondary Containment Equipment at UST Facil►t►e <br /> NOTE : If the fill cap. is not included in the the spill bucket. The vacuum level is monitored fc <br /> splll bucket test and/or the cap is not tight, it a 1 -minute period, <br /> could be the source of potential fuel contami- 6 .3.3 Test Equipment. Test equipment sha <br /> nation from water intrusion , include: <br /> vacuum test apparatus (The test apparatus ma <br /> NOTE : Before permanently plugging, ensure be available from the spill bucket manufacture <br /> that local regulations allow the drain valve to It includes an air pressure regulator, a vacuur <br /> be permanently plugged . source, a vacuum gauge with a minimum 0-5 <br /> ~ inch water column range and a control valyl <br /> 6 . 2 . 5 Test Procedure . The control valve is used to adjust the vacuur <br /> 1. Add water to the spill bucket to a level within level.) ; <br /> 1 , 5 inches of the top of the spill bucket, Allow ° test cover (The cover is equipped with a test fi <br /> the water to settle for 5 minutes before the initial ting. ) ; <br /> water level measurement is taken. <br /> 2 . Place the measuring stick vertically at the lowest plumber 's plug (appropriate size, if used) ; <br /> point in the spill bucket and extending above the stopwatch or other time-measurement devic <br /> water level to allow for an accurate measure- capable of measuring a 1 -second increment, <br /> ment to be taken, The location of the measuring ° gasketing material (The purpose of the ga; <br /> stick must remain the same for each water level keting material is to provide an air-tight ses <br /> measurement. Document the initial water level between the test cover and the spill bucket.) . <br /> measurement as measured from the bottom of <br /> the spill bucket. Alternative measurement meth- o • 500 Water Column <br /> ods may be used provided that measurement to Vacuum Vacuum Gauge <br /> 1/ 16 (0 ,063) inch can be made, source <br /> 3 . Take all precautions to prevent the water level o <br /> from being disturbed during the duration of the Control <br /> test. Valve <br /> 4. After 1 hour, document the ending water level <br /> measurement . <br /> see <br /> 5. Upon completion of the test, remove and dis- <br /> pose of the water according to Section 6.7 , and <br /> dry the inside of the spill bucket before returning Plumber's Plug it <br /> it to service, Tank Riser Pipe <br /> 6.2 .6 Paso/ Fall Criteria . If the water level has <br /> dropped less than 1/8 (0. 125) inch, the spill bucket <br /> passes the integrity test, <br /> If the water level has dropped 1/8 (0 . 125 ) inch or <br /> greater, the spill bucket fails the integrity test. <br /> 6 . $ Spilt Bucket Integrity Testing — Vacuum Test <br /> Method . FIGURE 6.2. The cover must make a tight sea/ with the <br /> spill bucket to prevent leakage when the vacuum Is <br /> 6 .3 .1 Purpose. This method is used to test the pulled during the test <br /> integrity of single-walled spill buckets or the pried, <br /> _ Ile . . .. .. .. . _. . . . ..: .._... _.... IPA .. ._ _ y ._ .. _ ..., <br /> mary containment of secondarily contained spill \',11AiZl'A11h ®na Use only an air-operated vac- <br /> buckets . <br /> uum source or a vacuum pump pow- <br /> ; 6 . 3 . 2 Description of Test. Using a specially eyed by an explosion-proof motor. Vacuum <br /> equipped test cover, a partial vacuum is applied to pumps with electric motors that are not <br /> pei .org <br />