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ABOVE GROUND FUEL STORAGE TANKS AND FUEL SYSTEMS PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 REFERENCES A. NFPA 30 - Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code. B. NFPA 30A - Automotive and Marine Service Station Code. C. NFPA 31 - Oil Burning Equipment. D. Underwriter's Laboratories (UL). E. ETL Testing Laboratories (ETL). F. Factory Mutual Engineering and Research (FM). 1.02 DEFINITIONS A. Fuel System for No. 2 Fuel Oil: Fuel storage tank including leak containment and detection for tank and underground piping, overfill prevention, high level alarm, gage system, and required accessories to connect to fuel burning apparatus. B. Motor Fuel Dispensing System: Fuel storage tank including leak containment and detection for tank and underground piping, overfill prevention, high level alarm, gage system, remote pump, dispenser, optional automated fuel management system, and automated fire extinguishing system with manual backup operation (unleaded gasoline systems only).

C. Fuel System for Diesel-Alternators: Fuel storage tank including leak containment and detection for tank and underground piping, overfill prevention, high level alarm, gage system, and required accessories to connect to diesel-alternator. 1.03 SUBMITTALS A. Waiver of Submittals: The "Waiver of Certain Submittal Requirements" in Section 01300 does not apply to this Section. B. Submittals Package: Submit the Product Data, and Quality Control Submittals specified below at the same time as a package. C. Product Data: Catalog sheets, specifications, illustrations, wiring diagrams, and installation instructions for each item specified for each type of system. D. Quality Control Submittals: 1. Factory Test Certificate: For each tank. 2. Company Field Advisor Data: Include: a. Name, business address and telephone number of Company Field Advisor secured for the required services. b. Certified statement from the Company listing the qualifications of the Company Field Advisor. c. Services and each product for which authorization is given by the Company, listed specifically for this project. 3. Certificate of approval for each fuel dispenser from the New York State Bureau of Weights and Measures. 4. Copy of C.A.R.B. certification report for Stage I and II vapor recovery systems. E. Contract Closeout Submittals: 1. Operation and Maintenance Data: Two copies, covering the installed products. 2. Warranty: Copy of specified warranty.

3. Tank Manufacturer Installation Check List: Two copies. 1.04 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Listings: Components of the system(s) for which Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. (UL) provides product listing service, shall be listed and bear the listing mark. B. Regulatory Requirements: 1. Systems for storing No. 2 fuel oil and diesel fuel for diesel-alternators shall comply with the applicable requirements of UL 2085, NFPA 30 and NFPA 31. 2. Systems for storing diesel fuel or unleaded gasoline for motor fuel dispensing systems shall comply with the applicable requirements of UL 2085, NFPA 30 and NFPA 30A. 3. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Bulk Storage Regulations 6NYCRR Parts 612, 613, and 614. 4. Testing and Sealing: Fuel dispensers shall be tested and sealed by the New York State Bureau of Weights and Measures. 5. Stage I and II Vapor Recovery Systems shall be certified by the California Air Resources Board (C.A.R.B.). C. Company Field Advisor: 1. Secure the services of a Company Field Advisor of the manufacturer of the leak and overfill monitoring system for a minimum of two hours to train facility personnel in the operation and maintenance of the system. 2. Secure the services of a Company Field Advisor of the manufacturer of the fuel management system for a minimum of 8 hours to train facility personnel in the operation and maintenance of the system. 1.05 WARRANTY A. Warranty: Twenty year manufacturer's warranty for each tank. 1.06 MAINTENANCE

A. Spare Parts: 1. Two keys for each padlock. B. Special Tools: 1. One stick gage and two calibration charts for each fuel tank. 2. Two tools for each type and size vandal resistant fastener. 3. One extractor wrench for each type and size extractable fitting. PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 ABOVEGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANKS A. Tanks shall be listed as secondary containment in accordance with UL 2085, and shall be marked for fire resistance, and protected from vehicle impact and projectile hazards. B. Tank Types: 1. Type 1: Steel interior tank with exterior concrete containment tank factory coated with epoxy paint. Acceptable Tanks: Convault Tank by Convault, Denair, CA, (800) 222-7099; Ecovault Tank by RECO Vault, Vienna, VA, (800) 326-8285; and Armor Cast Tank by Containment Management Systems, Schuylerville, NY, (800) 355-8265. a. Concrete: Minimum 3000 psi compressive strength. 2. Type 2: Double wall steel tank with exterior steel surface factory coated with minimum 10 mil thickness of epoxy paint. Acceptable Tanks: Fireguard Tank by Mohawk Metal Products Co., Inc., Utica, NY, (315) 7933000; Fireguard Tank by Highland Tank & Mfg. Co., Manheim, PA, (717) 664-0600; and Lube Cube Tank by Hoover Containment Systems Inc., Severna Park, MD, (800) 777-2823. 3. Type 3: Steel interior tank with exterior concrete containment tank factory coated with epoxy paint, and designed to contain overfill up to 10 percent of internal tank capacity. Acceptable Tanks: Convault Tank by Convault, Denair, CA, (800) 222-7099; Ecovault Tank by RECO Vault, Vienna, VA, (800) 326-8285; and Armor Cast Tank by Containment Management Systems, Schuylerville, NY, (800) 355-8265.

a. Concrete: Minimum 3000 psi compressive strength. 4. Type 4: Double wall steel tank with exterior steel surface factory coated with minimum 10 mil thickness of epoxy paint, and designed to contain overfill up to 10 percent of internal tank capacity. Acceptable Tanks: Fireguard Tank by Mohawk Metal Products Co., Inc., Utica, NY, (315) 793-3000; Fireguard Tank by Highland Tank & Mfg. Co., Manheim, PA, (717) 664-0600; and Lube Cube Tank by Hoover Containment Systems Inc., Severna Park, MD, (800) 777-2823. 2.02 ABOVE GROUND STEEL FUEL STORAGE TANK WITH STEEL CONTAINMENT DIKE A. Features: 1. Single wall steel above ground storage tank with single wall steel containment dike. B. Design Criteria: 1. Tank: UL labeled for above ground service, and shall be in accordance with UL 142 Construction Standard for Above Ground Tanks. 2. Containment Dike: Designed to contain 110 percent of fuel storage tank's capacity. C. Construction: 1. Materials: Class A mild open hearth, or basic oxygen steel. 2. Containment Dike: Complete with structural steel dike supports, tank saddle supports welded to containment dike, 12 inch wide steel diamond plate platform welded to top angle at fill port end of tank, and 6 inch x 6 inch x 4 inch deep sump located in opposite corners in bottom of dike. 3. Ladder: Steel, attached to dike. 4. Hold-Down Devices: As recommended by tank manufacturer, unless otherwise shown. 5. Surface Preparation: Sandblast the entire surface of tank and containment dike to a SSPC-6 commercial finish.

6. Factory Applied Surface Finishes: a. Exterior Surfaces of Tank and Containment Dike Including Ladder, Rain Shields, and Structural Steel Supports: One coat of primer, and two coats of 2 component, high build, high solids polyurethane resins (Corrocote PW by Madison Chemical Industries Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada), color as directed. b. Interior Surfaces of Containment Dike Including Tank Saddle Supports: One coat of primer, and two coats of 2 component, high build, high solids polyurethane resins (Corrocote PW by Madison Chemical Industries Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada), color as directed. 7. Electric Isolation: Nylon dielectric bushings. 8. Impact Plates (Under Manway and Fitting Openings): 12 inch x 12 inch x 1/4 inch thick steel. 9. Threaded Openings: Standard welded threaded flanges or spuds located along the top centerline of the tank. Locate fill and gaging openings on the opposite end of tank from the suction or pumping opening. 10. Tank Isolation Liner: Neoprene rubber or asphalt impregnated expansion joint, 1/2 inch thick. 11. Factory Pressure Test: Prove tight under test pressures recommended by tank manufacturer. 12. Rain Shields: Steel, pre-engineered for specific tank size. 2.03 TANK ACCESSORIES A. Gaging Equipment: 1. Stick Gage Port (Furnished with all tanks): Accessible from ground level or stair/platform assembly. 2. Mechanical Gaging: Field adjustable float type gage with minimum 41/2 inch dia. display face, vapor tight construction, and stainless steel float; Model 818 Clock Gage by Morrison Bros., Dubuque, IA. 3. Electronic Gaging: Magnetostrictive probe sensing 2 float positions, one

for product and the other for water. a. Product level shall be indicated within .001 inches in leak detection mode or 0.01 inches in the inventory mode. b. System shall be microprocessor controlled and programmed to generate fuel delivery reports. c. System shall be capable of detecting tank leakage greater than 0.2 gal/hr. When leakage occurs, the system shall sound an alarm and generate a report indicating time of alarm when leakage was detected. d. System shall include a RS-232 communications port. B. Fill Limiting Valve: Clay & Bailey F-40, Universal Valve 49, or OPW 61f STOP. C. Spill Prevention: Minimum 5 gallon spill containment chamber at each tank fill port for collection of hose drippage. A manually operated valve allows the spill containment chamber to be drained into inner tank. 1. Exception: Tank Types 3 and 4 designed to contain spills (i.e. overfills) up to 10 percent of full tank capacity. D. Venting: 1. Vent primary tank and interstitial space with normal and emergency venting. 2. Vent primary tank, interstitial space, and 10 percent overfill containment chamber with normal and emergency venting (NFPA 30). E. Stair/Platform Assembly: Provide access to the fill port, Stage I vapor recovery port, and stick gage port at top of tank. Assembly shall conform to O.S.H.A. Standards 29 CFR, Subpart D, Standard 1910.24 - Fixed Industrial Stairs. 1. Maximum Platform Height Below Top of Tank: 36 inches. F. Tank Identification: 1. Type: Permanent or removable plastic signs mounted on tanks and fill ports. Removable signs shall be attached to tanks with corrosion resistant and vandal resistant hardware. Adhesive used to install permanent signs

shall be compatible with tank surface construction. 2. Signs shall include the following information: a. Manufacturer's statement that tank conforms with Bulk Storage Regulation 6 NYCRR Part 614. b. Standard of Design by which tank was manufactured. c. List of products and additives which may be permanently stored in tank. d. Year in which tank was manufactured. e. Unique identification number. f. Dimensions, design, working capacity, and tank model number. g. Name of tank manufacturer. h. Date of tank installation (Fill port only). G. Stage I Vapor Recovery System: Certified by California Air Resources Board (C.A.R.B.). H. Tank opening for tank heater. 2.04 CONTAINMENT SUMP A. Type: Model SR 38331 by Total Containment Inc., Exton, PA. B. Features: 1. Compression Seals: Model EF5039. 2. Containment sump cover shall seal watertight with sump/riser. C. Manhole Assembly: SAFE-LITE FRC Slide Action Model (36 inch dia) by EBW, 2814 McCracken Ave., Muskegon, MI 49441, (800) 475-3291. 1. Cover: Fiber reinforced composite type complying with DOT H-20 load requirements, and identified with API color coding, and fuel identification

plate. 2. Skirt: 1/4 inch rolled steel angle iron ring welded to 14 gage steel skirt with galvaneel finish, and provisions to secure cover to skirt ring with vandal resistant fasteners. 3. Slide Action Handle: Allows cover removal from a standing position. 2.05 TANK INSTALLATION PACKAGES A. Type A: For Above Ground Unleaded Gasoline Tank (Minimum flow rate of 7.5 gpm). 1. Fuel Dispenser: a. Single Hose Type: Gasboy Model 9153X with maximum of 10 feet of 3/4 inch hose with swivel fittings on each end, breakaway fitting, and high hose retractor; 115/230 V ac. b. Dual Hose Type: Gasboy Model 9153XTW-1 with maximum of 10 feet of 3/4 inch hose with swivel fittings on each end, breakaway fitting, and high hose retractor; 115/230 V ac. c. Warning Sign: "NO SMOKING - TURN OFF ENGINE" per local fire code; dispenser mounted. 2. Stage I and II Vapor Recovery System: Certified by the California Air Resources Board (C.A.R.B.). 3. Remote Submersible Pump with Mechanical Line Leak Detection: 3/4 hp, 208/230 V ac; FE PETRO Inc. Model STP - 75 HP or Red Jacket Model P75S1. 4. Manual Shutoff Valve: Jomar Model T-2000. 5. Pressure Relief Valve: Morrison Bros. Model 77. 6. UL Listed Flexible Connection: See Section 15411. 7. Safety Service Valve: OPW Model 10-R or Universal Model 521R. 8. Vent Cap: OPW 523 or EMCO Wheaton A84. 9. Fire Suppression System: See Section 15371.

10. Top Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 634-TT or EMCO Wheaton A97. 11. Top Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 633-T or EMCO Wheaton A30. 12. Side Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 62-TT. 13. Side Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 61-AS. 14. Drop Tube: Extends within 2 inches of tank bottom; OPW 61-T. 15. Time Delay Explosion Proof Solenoid Valve: 1-1/2 inch; ASCO Model EF 8210 G22. 16. Adjustable Leak Detector Control Device: Model VCU-17A by UniPump, Inc., Lilly Road, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051, (414) 252-3222. a. Device delays the activation of electric solenoid valve for approximately 3.5 seconds, and won't allow the leak detector to trip when there is no leak. B. Type B: For Above Ground Diesel Fuel Tank (Minimum flow rate of 10 gpm). 1. Fuel Dispenser: a. Single Hose Type: Gasboy Model 9153X with minimum of 12 feet of one inch hose with swivel fittings on each end, breakaway fitting, and high hose retractor; 115/230 V ac. b. Dual Hose Type: Gasboy Model 9153XTW-1 with minimum of 12 feet of one inch hose with swivel fittings on each end, breakaway fitting, and high hose retractor; 115/230 V ac. c. Warning Sign: "NO SMOKING - TURN OFF ENGINE" per local fire code; dispenser mounted. 2. Remote Submersible Pump with Mechanical Line Leak Detection: 3/4 hp, 208/230 V ac; FE PETRO Inc. Model STP-75HP or Red Jacket Model P75S1. 3. Manual Shutoff Valve: Jomar Model T-2000. 4. Pressure Relief Valve: Morrison Bros. Model 77.

5. UL Listed Flexible Connection: See Section 15411. 6. Safety Service Valve: OPW Model 10-R or Universal Model 521R. 7. Vent Cap: OPW 23, or EMCO Wheaton A4103. 8. Tank Heater: As specified elsewhere herein this Section. 9. Top Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 634-TT or EMCO Wheaton A97. 10. Top Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 633-T or EMCO Wheaton A30. 11. Side Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 62-TT. 12. Side Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 61-AS. 13. Drop Tube: Extends within 2 inches of tank bottom; OPW 61-T. 14. Time Delay Explosion Proof Solenoid Valve: 1-1/2 inch; ASCO Model EF 8210 G22. 15. Adjustable Leak Detector Control Device: Model VCU-17A by UniPump, Inc., Lilly Road, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051, (414) 252-3222. a. Device delays the activation of electric solenoid valve for approximately 3.5 seconds, and won't allow the leak detector to trip when there is no leak. C. Type C: For Above Ground Tanks for No. 2 Fuel Oil, and Diesel Fuel for Diesel-Alternators. 1. Manual Shutoff Valve: Jomar Model T-2000. 2. Solenoid Valve: Magnetrol Model F35A46. 3. Check Valves: 125 psig WSP, 200 psig WOG, bronze body and disc, horizontal swing, renewable and regrindable disc, and threaded ends. Acceptable Valves: Crane 37, Hammond 1B940, Jenkins 92A, Lunkenheimer 2144, Milwaukee 509, Nibco T413, Powell 578, Stockham B319, and Walworth 3406. 4. Termination Plug: Total Containment Inc. Model TP 3000.

5. Termination Compression Seal: Total Containment Inc. Model EF5036. 6. Double Poppet Foot Valve and Strainer: OPW Model 86. 7. Extractor Fitting: OPW 233-E. 8. Foot Valve Wrench: OPW 52. 9. Vent Cap: OPW 23, or EMCO Wheaton A4103. 10. Tank Heater: As specified elsewhere herein this Section. 11. Top Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 634-TT or EMCO Wheaton A97. 12. Top Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 633-T or EMCO Wheaton A30. 13. Side Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 62-TT. 14. Side Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 61-AS. D. Type D: For Above Ground Unleaded Gasoline Tank (Minimum flow rate of 7.5 gpm). 1. Fuel Dispenser: a. Single Hose Type: Gasboy Model 9153X with maximum of 10 feet of 3/4 inch hose with swivel fittings on each end, breakaway fitting, and high hose retractor; 115/230 V ac. b. Dual Hose Type: Gasboy Model 9153XTW-1 with maximum of 10 feet of 3/4 inch hose with swivel fittings on each end, breakaway fitting, and high hose retractor; 115/230 V ac. c. Warning Sign: "NO SMOKING - TURN OFF ENGINE" per local fire code; dispenser mounted. 2. Stage I and II Vapor Recovery System: Certified by the California Air Resources Board (C.A.R.B.). 3. Remote Submersible Pump with Mechanical Line Leak Detection: 3/4 hp, 208/230 V ac; FE PETRO Inc. Model STP - 75 HP or Red Jacket Model P75S1. 4. Manual Shutoff Valve: Jomar Model T-2000.

5. Pressure Relief Valve: Morrison Bros. Model 77. 6. UL Listed Flexible Connection: See Section 15411. 7. Safety Service Valve: OPW Model 10-R or Universal Model 521R. 8. Vent Cap: OPW 523 or EMCO Wheaton A84. 9. Fire Suppression System: See Section 15371. 10. Piping system and dispenser shall have leak containment system with sensor installed at collection sump. 11. Top Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 634-TT or EMCO Wheaton A97. 12. Top Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 633-T or EMCO Wheaton A30. 13. Side Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 62-TT. 14. Side Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 61-AS. 15. Drop Tube: Extends within 2 inches of tank bottom; OPW 61-T. 16. Time Delay Explosion Proof Solenoid Valve: 1-1/2 inch; ASCO Model EF 8210 G22. 17. Adjustable Leak Detector Control Device: Model VCU-17A by UniPump, Inc., Lilly Road, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051, (414) 252-3222. a. Device delays the activation of electric solenoid valve for approximately 3.5 seconds, and won't allow the leak detector to trip when there is no leak. E. Type E: For Above Ground Diesel Fuel Tank (Minimum flow rate of 10 gpm). 1. Fuel Dispenser: a. Single Hose Type: Gasboy Model 9153X with minimum of 12 feet of one inch hose with swivel fittings on each end, breakaway fitting, and high hose retractor; 115/230 V ac. b. Dual Hose Type: Gasboy Model 9153XTW-1 with minimum of 12 feet of one inch hose with swivel fittings on each end, breakaway fitting, and

high hose retractor; 115/230 V ac. c. Warning Sign: "NO SMOKING - TURN OFF ENGINE" per local fire code; dispenser mounted. 2. Remote Submersible Pump with Mechanical Line Leak Detection: 3/4 hp, 208/230 V ac; FE PETRO Inc. Model STP-75HP or Red Jacket Model P75S1. 3. Manual Shutoff Valve: Jomar Model T-2000. 4. Pressure Relief Valve: Morrison Bros. Model 77. 5. UL Listed Flexible Connection: See Section 15411. 6. Safety Service Valve: OPW Model 10-R or Universal Model 521R. 7. Vent Cap: OPW 23, or EMCO Wheaton A4103. 8. Piping system and dispenser shall have leak containment system with sensor installed at collection sump. 9. Tank Heater: As specified elsewhere herein this Section. 10. Top Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 634-TT or EMCO Wheaton A97. 11. Top Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 633-T or EMCO Wheaton A30. 12. Side Seal Fill Pipe Cap: OPW 62-TT. 13. Side Seal Fill Pipe Adapter: OPW 61-AS. 14. Drop Tube: Extends within 2 inches of tank bottom; OPW 61-T. 15. Time Delay Explosion Proof Solenoid Valve: 1-1/2 inch; ASCO Model EF 8210 G22. 16. Adjustable Leak Detector Control Device: Model VCU-17A by UniPump, Inc., Lilly Road, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051, (414) 252-3222. a. Device delays the activation of electric solenoid valve for approximately 3.5 seconds, and won't allow the leak detector to trip when there is no leak.

2.06 FILL PORT ACCESSORIES A. Nameplate Holders: Corrosion resistant steel plates and straps (4 inch) with vandal resistant fasteners; OPW 107. B. Fill Port Nameplate: Refer to Dwg. No. 90/S3011, bound herein, showing detail of nameplate. 1. Construction: Minimum 1/8 inch thick two color laminated plastic engravers stock with the following items engraved in contrasting symbol and background colors conforming to the American Petroleum Institute (API) color coding for the particular fuel type, and consistent with facility fuel supplier's marking. a. API color symbol. b. Fuel type identification in words. c. Tank manufacturer. d. Tank type. e. Tank diameter and capacity. f. Tank identification number. g. Installation date or date of manufacture. h. Installers name. C. Padlock: Bronze, Series 800 by Yale, Eaton Corp., Charlotte, NC. 1. Key all locks alike. D. Stick Gage: Hardwood, calibrated in 1/8 inch increments. 2.07 FUEL OIL AND DIESEL FUEL SERVICE ACCESSORIES A. Combination Heat Operated and Manual Shut Off Valve: Bronze body globe valve with threaded ends, spring and replaceable fusible element which melts at 165 degrees F; Preferred Fusomatic Valve by Preferred Utilities Mfg. Corp., Danbury, CT. B. Oil Filter: Cast iron body with threaded ends, clamped cover and

handle, brass bracket strainer with 3/64 inch perforations, and designed for 150 psig maximum working pressure; Model 72 by Preferred Utilities Mfg. Corp., Danbury, CT. C. Tank Heaters: By Watlow Industries, Lockport, NY, (716) 438-0454 or Chromalox Heating Products, Pittsburgh PA, (412) 967-3800. 1. For Tanks 2,000 gal. and Under: Screw Plug Imersion Heater (2 inch size). a. Features: 1) Element Sheath: Steel elements in 2 inch NPT steel plug. 2) Thermocouple: Type J, attached to element sheath for over temperature sensing. 3) Controllers: System shall have one NEMA 4 controller to control operating temperature, and one NEMA controller for high limit control of heating elements. High limit controller shall shut off the heating elements and system pump, and shall provide a visual alarm. 4) Electrical Requirements: Maximum 25 watts/sq. inch element watt density, 240/208 V ac, single phase. a) For 500 gal. Tank: 800-1000 watts. b) For 1000 and 2000 gal. Tanks: 1200-1500 watts. 2. For 4000, 6000, and 8000 gal. Tanks: O shaped over the side heater. a. Features: 1) Element Sheath: Incoloy elements attached to 18 inch manway cover. 2) Thermocouple: (2) Type J thermocouples, one attached to element sheath for over temperature sensing, and the other immersed for process temperature sensing. 3) Controllers: System shall have one NEMA 4 controller to control operating temperature, and one NEMA controller for high limit control of heating elements. High limit controller shall shut off the heating elements and system pump, and shall provide a visual alarm.

4) Electrical Requirements: Maximum 25 watts/sq. inch element watt density, 240/208 V ac, single phase. a) For 4000 and 6000 gal. Tanks: 2000-3000 watts. b) For 8000 gal. Tanks: 4000-5000 watts. A. 12 gauge steel, 2 inch rolled top edge, welded anchor clips and bottom return edge. 1. Finish: Factory painted one coat of primer. 2. Height: 13 inches. 3. Radius: Standard. 2.09 DISPENSER SUMP A. Type: Model DU2415 by Total Containment Inc., Exton, PA. 1. Sump seals watertight to dispenser. 2.10 LEAK AND OVERFILL MONITOR SYSTEM A. Acceptable Companies: 1. OMNTEC/Electro Levels Mfg. Co., Ronkonkoma, NY, (516) 467-5787. 2. Pneumercator Co., Inc., Farmingdale, NY, (516) 293-8450. 3. Intelligent Controls Inc., Saco, ME, (800) 872-3455 or (207) 283-0156. 4. Veeder Root Inc., Simsbury, CT, (800) 873-3313. B. Type: Continuous operation leak detection and overfill monitor system for double wall aboveground storage tanks, double wall product piping, and containment sumps. Systems shall have system test capability, and shall be UL listed and/or FM approved. C. Alarm Monitor Panels: Locate panel inside nearest appropriate building as directed by Director's Representative. 1. The alarm panel shall visually indicate the following:

a. Status of each tank's interstitial space (dry, water, or hydrocarbon condition). b. Status of each containment system (dry, water, or hydrocarbon condition). c. Status of high level sensor set at 95 percent of tank operating capacity (on or off). When sensor is tripped, audio alarm shall be activated and be audible at fill port location. D. Leak Sensors: 1. Detects leaks in the following: a. Interstitial space between tank walls. b. Piping system which drains into containment sump. 2. Sensors capable of distinguishing between water and petroleum product without being sensitive to condensation forming on the sensor surface, or dripping across the sensor surface. E. Instrumentation Control Cable: Connect probe and sensor to alarm monitor panel, as recommended by manufacturer of leak and overfill monitor system. F. Audible Overfill Alarm Device: Weatherproof, surface mounted basic grille type, 120 V ac. Acceptable Devices: Edwards' Fire Alarm Horn Series, Simplex's 2901 Series Modular Horns, or Wheelock Series 43TAC. G. Overfill Alarm Device Sign: Constructed of 1/8 inch thick two color laminated plastic engravers stock, with the words "OVERFILL ALARM DEVICE" engraved in white on red background. Size sign and lettering for easy reading from ground level. 2.11 FUEL FOR TESTING A. Coordinate with the Facility thru the Director's Representative for the delivery of a full tank of each appropriate fuel type for testing to verify that fuel transfer equipment and instrumentation is operating properly. 2.12 FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM A. Self contained key activated, island mounted type capable of

simultaneously controlling 3 or more fuel pumps or fuel dispensers. Acceptable System: Gasboy Fleet Key System by Wm. Wilson's Sons, Inc., Lansdale, PA. B. Features: 1. Access by key. 2. Dispenser selection controlled thru system logic by vehicle and/or operator key data. 3. Programmable to limit delivery by key or vehicle identification. 4. Capable of recording and storing transaction data including operator vehicle, quantities, day and time, odometer reading; and printing this information on demand. 5. Storage capacity with battery backup for not less than 500 transactions. 6. Transient protection on AC power input and modern communication. 7. Capability for future connection to a central processing system with minimal hardware modification and no change in housing. 8. Audible "key left in reader" alarm. 9. Manual system override switches. 10. Lockable weatherproof enclosure. 11. Equipment for encoding keys with a minimum of 100 keys. 2.13 FASTENERS A. Vandal Resistant Fasteners: Stainless steel, allen or torx head, both with center post. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 PREPARATION A. Testing Prior to Installation: Before placing the tank in place, plug all openings and pressure test tank in accordance with manufacturer's printed test instructions, unless otherwise specified. Tanks should not be

pressurized beyond manufacturer's specified limits. The tank must hold the test pressure for 30 minutes. Check fitting connections, and seams in tank by applying a soap suds solution. Reject any leaking tanks. 3.02 INSTALLATION A. Install the Work of this section in accordance with the item manufacturer's printed installation instructions, unless otherwise shown or specified. 3.03 DOUBLE WALL STEEL FUEL STORAGE TANK A. Touch-up any abraded or marred factory coating as directed by tank manufacturer before placing tank. B. Lower tank carefully onto concrete surface pad using lifting lugs provided on tank. 3.04 STEEL FUEL STORAGE TANK WITH STEEL CONTAINMENT DIKE A. Touch-up any abraded or marred factory coating as directed by tank manufacturer before placing tank and containment dike. B. Lower containment dike carefully onto concrete surface pad using lifting lugs provided on containment dike. C. Mount tank isolation liner on dike saddle supports. D. Lower tank carefully onto containment dike support saddles using lifting lugs provided on tank. 3.05 TANK ACCESSORIES A. Install the fill pipe adapter and fill cap that matches the tight fill connector used by the supplier of fuel to the Facility. B. Fuel Identification: Attach laminated plastic nameplate to each tank fill pipe to identify the fuel in the tank. C. Tank Identification: Affix tank identification stencil, label, or plate permanently to tanks and fill ports.

D. Install padlocks on all lockable caps on fill and vapor recovery piping. E. Terminate vent lines with vent caps. F. Overfill Alarm Device Sign: Mount sign adjacent to alarm horn in a location easily readable from ground level. 3.06 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL A. Testing: After installation of tank and piping, test the system in the presence of the Director's Representative, as follows: 1. Piping: Before painting or backfilling, plug ends and test with air at 5 psi and hold for two hours without leaking. 2. Tanks: Pressure test tank in accordance with manufacturer's printed test instructions, unless otherwise specified. Tanks should not be pressurized beyond manufacturer's specified limits. The tank must hold the test pressure for 30 minutes. Check fitting connections, and seams in outermost tank by applying a soap suds solution. 3. Fuel System for No. 2 Fuel Oil: After reconnecting all piping, burning apparatus and tanks, and when directed, perform a system acceptance test in the presence of the Director's Representative to demonstrate that the fuel system is operating properly. Make required repairs and final adjustments. 4. Motor Fuel Dispensing System: After reconnecting all piping, dispensers, and tanks, and when directed, perform a system acceptance test in the presence of the Director's Representative to demonstrate that the fuel dispensing system is operating properly. Make required repairs and final adjustments. Minimum flow rate for diesel or gasoline systems without Stage II vapor recovery is 11.0 gpm, and 7.5 gpm with Stage II vapor recovery. a. Arrange for the Sealer of Weights and Measures to test and seal the fuel dispensers; and obtain a certificate of approval. 5. Fuel System for Diesel-Alternators: After reconnecting all piping, dieselalternator, and tanks, and when directed, perform a system acceptance test in the presence of the Director's Representative to demonstrate that the fuel system is operating properly. Make required repairs and final adjustments.

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