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The document provides instructions for submitting a notification form electronically for underground storage tanks (USTs) through the Alabama Environmental Permitting and Compliance System (AEPACS). It outlines the necessary information required for each UST location, including ownership, location details, operator information, tank specifications, and compliance certifications. The document emphasizes the importance of electronic submissions over paper forms and includes contact information for the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.

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What is the air tightness test for tanks?

Air Tightness Test, is a test to verify the tightness of the structure by means of air pressure difference. Air testing should be carried out at a stage sufficiently close to the completion of the structure or after a repair period.

What is one requirement for a tank tightness test to be valid?

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.

What is UST tank tightness testing?

❖ A tank tightness test identifies breaches in a tank that may result in leaks. ❖ Tightness testing is also required to validate certain repairs or upgrades to UST. systems. ❖ A tightness testing is required to bring new tanks into service and temporarily. closed tanks back into service.

What is UST testing?

It is a non-destructive technique that is based on the transmission and reflection of high-frequency mechanical stress waves to detect surface and subsurface flaws or discontinuities in materials and buildings, or to correlate the measured propagation velocity with the strength and elastic properties of materials.