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Line tightness testing The line is taken out of service and pressurized, usually above the normal operating pressure. A drop in pressure over time, usually an hour or more, suggests a possible leak. Suction lines are not pressurized very much during a tightness test (about 7 to 15 pounds per square inch).
What is a tank tightness test? Tank tightness testing (also known as precision testing or integrity testing) is an analytical method that determines if a tank leaks in quantities at least as small as 0.1 gallons per hour (gph).
What is a tightness test? A tightness test is a means of determining whether a storage tank and/or its piping system are leaking. DEC requires using a test that can detect a tank or piping leak of 0.1 gallons per hour (gph) (with a probability of at least 95% and no more than 5% probability of false alarm.
Line tightness testing The line is taken out of service and pressurized, usually above the normal operating pressure. A drop in pressure over time, usually an hour or more, suggests a possible leak. Suction lines are not pressurized very much during a tightness test (about 7 to 15 pounds per square inch).
Another tightness testing method involves use of acoustical sensing. A vacuum is created in the tank and sensitive instruments listen for the sound made by air bubbling in through tiny holes in the tank. Some tank-tightness test methods do not require that the tank be completely filled while the test is in progress.
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What are the regulatory requirements for tank tightness testing? The tightness test method must be able to detect a leak at least as small as 0.1 gallon per hour with certain probabilities of detection and of false alarm. Tightness tests must be performed periodically.

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