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For tank release detection: As part of the walkthrough inspection requirement, at least every 30 days:
Annually:
For piping release detection: As part of the walkthrough inspection requirement and at least every 30 days:
Annually:
Owners and operators must also annually test operability and determine devices they are using to automatically shut off or restrict flow or trigger an alarm. To indicate a leak in the piping, meet the three gallons per hour at 10 pounds per square inch line pressure within one hour performance standard, by simulating a leak. Operability of mechanical and electronic components such as suction pumps of suction systems must also be tested annually to ensure they are operating as required.
For tank release detection: As part of the walkthrough inspection requirement, at least every 30 days:
Annually:
For piping release detection: As part of the walkthrough inspection requirement and at least every 30 days:
Annually:
Owners and operators must also annually test operability and determine devices they are using to automatically shut off or restrict flow or trigger an alarm. To indicate a leak in the piping, meet the three gallons per hour at 10 pounds per square inch line pressure within one hour performance standard, by simulating a leak. Operability of mechanical and electronic components such as suction pumps of suction systems must also be tested annually to ensure they are operating as required.