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• o Single -walled UDC with continuously monitored double -walled piping inside UDC using <br /> continuous vacuum , pressure , or hydrostatic monitoring of the double -walled piping ( no <br /> single -walled flex connections ) . The double -walled piping must extend all the way to the <br /> emergency shutoff impact valve ( shear valve ) . Since the UDC is single walled and a leak <br /> can occur from dispenser parts outside the double -walled piping , secondary containment <br /> testing must be conducted upon installation and every 3 years thereafter ; OR <br /> o Double-walled UDC continuously monitored by using continuous vacuum , pressure , <br /> or hydrostatic monitoring of the double -wall . Inside UDC piping can be single walled <br /> (e . g . , flex piping , etc . ) . The internal UDC space must have a continuous liquid leak <br /> sensor for any piping , fuel filter, or other leaks within the UDC as follows : <br /> Liquid sensor which activates an audible and visual alarm display and positive <br /> shut down , OR <br /> Mechanical float connected to emergency shutoff impact valve ( shear valve ) . <br /> o Any leak shall initiate an audible and visual alarm that can immediately be detected <br /> by the UST operator , except mechanical float shut off. <br /> o Double -walled UDC ' s must be installed with the secondary containment portion as <br /> close as possible to the underside of the concrete pad (or higher) , so it reduces a <br /> potential pathway for chemicals to enter the backfill . <br /> • Automatic Line Leak Detectors ( LLD ' s ) for Pressurized Piping — Provide manufacturer <br /> and model of all LLD ' s to be installed . <br /> o ALL pressurized piping must have automatic LLD ' s listed in LG 113 and approved <br /> by an independent testing organization ( e . g . , UL Listing , etc . ) for its particular use . <br /> Must , at a minimum , detect release within 1 hour , equivalent to 3 . 0 gph at 10 psi , <br /> with > 95 % probability of detection and < 5 % probability of false alarm . There are 2 <br /> types of LLD ' s , mechanical and electronic . LLD ' s must be tested every year . <br /> o Manual Line Leak Detectors ( MLLD ' s ) : <br /> ■ Must be able to respond to simulated 3 . 0 gph leak annually ; AND <br /> ■ Must be able to restrict liquid flow , but not shut down pump , if it detects a <br /> leak . <br /> o Electronic Line Leak Detectors ( ELLD ' s ) : <br /> ■ Normally connected to ATG control panels ; AND <br /> ■ Can be programmed to respond to simulated 0 . 2 gph leak monthly ; AND <br /> ■ Can be programmed to respond to simulated 0 . 1 gph leak annually ; AND <br /> ■ Must automatically shut off turbine pump if: <br /> • Leak is detected ; AND <br /> • Any portion of monitoring system is disabled or disconnected ; AND • <br /> Any portion of monitoring system malfunctions or fails a test . <br /> • Automatic Line Leak Detector Certification for Pressurized Piping — <br /> • o Date of certification . <br /> o Software version installed . <br /> ( 888 ) 239 - 9988 SAN DIEGO LOS ANGELES PHOENIX westernpump . com <br /> Page 9 of 11 <br />