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    r1 Tank Chamber Vac Test

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    The document details the process and results of vacuum testing a UPP tank chamber. The testing involves 3 stages - checking the chamber base to tank joint, pipework entry seals, and riser joint. For each test the result is recorded as a pass or fail, with failures requiring leak detection and rectification.

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    r1 Tank Chamber Vac Test

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    The document details the process and results of vacuum testing a UPP tank chamber. The testing involves 3 stages - checking the chamber base to tank joint, pipework entry seals, and riser joint. For each test the result is recorded as a pass or fail, with failures requiring leak detection and rectification.

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    The document details the process and results of vacuum testing a UPP tank chamber. The testing involves 3 stages - checking the chamber base to tank joint, pipework entry seals, and riser joint. For each test the result is recorded as a pass or fail, with failures requiring leak detection and rectification.

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    The document details the process and results of vacuum testing a UPP tank chamber. The testing involves 3 stages - checking the chamber base to tank joint, pipework entry seals, and riser joint. For each test the result is recorded as a pass or fail, with failures requiring leak detection and rectification.

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    UPP Tank Chamber - Vacuum Test Report

    VACUUM TEST OF UPP TANK CHAMBER


    Site Name:
    Chamber installed on Tank Compartment
    No:
    TEST PROCESS
    Ensure vacuum lid gaskets and chamber faces are clean and free from dirt or debris

    Notes:

    Properly position vacuum lid on chamber

    Notes:

    Ensure vacuum test kit unit is placed outside zone 2

    Notes:

    Check hoses to ensure they are in good condition and connect to test unit and lid

    Notes:

    Ensure unit power switch is in 0 position and connect power lead to power supply

    Notes:

    Select chamber/sump (or 1 ft) setting

    Notes:

    Turn on unit, wait for calibration process to end (flashing coloured lights)

    Notes:

    Vacuum pump will run until correct test vacuum is reached and the blue light will
    show

    Notes:

    Test 1 Chamber Base to Tank Tightness Test


    Once the chamber base has been bolted to the tank flange (using sealing gasket on flange and backing plates) the joint
    should be tested to ensure integrity. (This can be done at the tank manufacturers factory before the tank is shipped to
    site, or it can be done on-site).
    TEST RESULT

    Green light = PASS

    Red light = FAIL

    If failed check for leaks around tank/chamber base joint using soapy water or leak detection spray.
    Rectify any failures and repeat testing until pass is achieved.
    Test 2 Pipework Entry Seals Tightness Test
    Pipe up the UPP product, fill, vent, vapour recovery, siphon and electrical conduit lines into the chamber base as appropriate
    using UPP electrofusion or mechanical entry seals. Once complete, repeat the test to ensure that all the entry seals are
    leak-tight.
    TEST RESULT

    Green light = PASS

    Red light = FAIL

    If failed check for leaks around pipework and entry seals using soapy water or leak detection spray.
    Rectify any failures and repeat testing until pass is achieved.
    Test 3 Riser Tightness Test
    Weld electrofusion chamber riser to base section. Once complete, conduct this test to ensure the joint is leak-tight
    TEST RESULT

    Green light = PASS

    Red light = FAIL


    If failed check for leaks around base/riser joint using soapy water or leak detection spray.
    Rectify any failures and repeat testing until pass is achieved.
    Certification Sign Off
    The above described chamber has been checked for correct installation visually and by means of a vacuum test.
    It has been found to be installed in accordance with UPP Systems installation guidelines and has been certified
    by:
    _________________________________________________________________________________________
    The information given above is true and correct.
    Signed by: ________________________________________

    Date: ________________(day/month/year)

    Franklin Fueling Systems 3760 Marsh Rd. Madison, WI 53718 USA


    Tel: +1 608 838 8786 800 225 9787 Fax: +1 608 838 6433 www.franklinfueling.com
    Franklin Fueling Systems LTD 8 Olympus Close Whitehouse Industrial Estate Ipswich, Suffolk IP1 5LN UK
    Tel: +44 1473 243300 Fax: +44 1473 243301
    2012 FFS 408001020 Rev 1

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