Tank integrity test definition
Tank integrity test means a test to determine that a tank is sound and not leaking. For an underground tank, the term means a certified third-party test that meets environmental protection agency leak detection requirements. For an aboveground tank, the term means a test conducted according to steel tank institute SP 001 or American petroleum institute 653.
Tank integrity test means a test to determine that a tank is sound and not leaking.
Tank integrity test means a test method capable of detecting an unauthorized release from an underground storage tank consistent with the minimum standards adopted by the board.
More Definitions of Tank integrity test
Tank integrity test means a test method that can ascertain the physical integrity of any underground storage tank. The term includes only test methods which are able to detect a leak of 0.1 gallons per hour with a probability of detection of at least 95 percent and a probability of false alarm of 5 percent or less. The test method may be either volumetric or non-volumetric in nature. A leak rate is reported using a volumetric test method, whereas, a non- volumetric test method reports whether a substance or physical phenomenon is detected which may indicate the presence of a leak.
Tank integrity test means a test method capable of detecting an unauthorized release from an Underground Storage Tank.
Tank integrity test means a test to determine that a tank is sound and not leaking. For an underground tank, the term means a certified