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Lorri Grainawi<br />

Steel <strong>Tank</strong> Institute


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• UL 58 - Standard for Steel Underground<br />

<strong>Tank</strong>s for Flammable and Combustible<br />

Liquids<br />

• ULC S615 - Standard for Reinforced Plastic<br />

Underground <strong>Tank</strong>s for Flammable and<br />

Combustible Liquids<br />

• UL 1316 - Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Plastic<br />

Underground Storage <strong>Tank</strong>s for Petroleum<br />

Products, Alcohols, and Alcohol-Gasoline<br />

Mixtures


• ULC S603 - Standard for Steel<br />

Underground <strong>Tank</strong>s for Flammable And<br />

Combustible Liquids<br />

• ULC S603.1 - External Corrosion Protection<br />

Systems for Steel Underground <strong>Tank</strong>s for<br />

Flammable and Combustible Liquids<br />

• UL 1746 - Standard for External Corrosion<br />

Protection Systems For Steel Underground<br />

Storage <strong>Tank</strong>s


•UL 80 - Standard for<br />

Steel <strong>Tank</strong>s for Oil-<br />

Burner Fuel<br />

•ULC ORD-C80.1 -<br />

Non-Metallic <strong>Tank</strong>s for<br />

Fuel Oil<br />

•UL 142 - Standard for<br />

Steel <strong>Aboveground</strong><br />

<strong>Tank</strong>s for Flammable<br />

and Combustible<br />

Liquids<br />

•UL 2245 - Standard<br />

for Below-Grade<br />

Vaults for Flammable<br />

Liquid Storage <strong>Tank</strong>s<br />

•ULC S601 - Standard<br />

for Shop Fabricated<br />

Steel <strong>Aboveground</strong><br />

Horizontal <strong>Tank</strong>s<br />

• UL 2085 - Standard for<br />

Protected<br />

<strong>Aboveground</strong> <strong>Tank</strong>s<br />

for Flammable and<br />

Combustible Liquids<br />

• SwRI - Southwest<br />

Research Institute<br />

• SwRI 97-04<br />

• SwRI 93-01<br />

• API - American<br />

Petroleum Institute<br />

• API 12F<br />

• API 650, App. J


• UL 971 - Standard for Nonmetallic<br />

Underground Piping For Flammable<br />

Liquids<br />

• SU 971A - METALLIC UNDERGROUND FUEL<br />

PIPE<br />

SU means the document is an Outline of<br />

Investigation, not a Standard<br />

• ULC S660 - Standard for Nonmetallic<br />

Underground Piping for Flammable and<br />

Combustible Liquids


• SU87A - Power-Operated Dispensing<br />

Devices for Gasoline/Ethanol Blends with<br />

Ethanol Content Greater Than 15 Percent<br />

• ULC ORD-C142.19 - Spill Containment<br />

Devices for <strong>Aboveground</strong> Flammable and<br />

Combustible Liquid Storage <strong>Tank</strong>s<br />

• UL 157 - Standard for Gaskets and Seals<br />

• UL 330 - Standard for Hose and Hose<br />

Assemblies for Dispensing Flammable<br />

Liquid<br />

• UL 525 - Standard for Flame Arresters


• UL 536 - Standard for Flexible Metallic<br />

Hose<br />

• UL 860 - Pipe Unions for Flammable and<br />

Combustible Fluids and Fire-Protection<br />

Service<br />

• UL 1106 - Standard for Marine Manually<br />

Operated Shutoff Valves for Flammable<br />

Liquids


• SU 2583 - FUEL TANK ACCESSORIES<br />

• SU 2215 - OIL/WATER SEPARATORS<br />

• NLPA 631- Linings<br />

• API 1631 - Linings


• Consistent<br />

• Cover all necessary requirements<br />

• Without unnecessary restrictions<br />

• Be able to test as efficiently as possible<br />

• Clear and concise<br />

• Anyone should be able to read test,<br />

understand it and duplicate the test<br />

• Fill in the blank… ________________


• Prescriptive<br />

ULC S603, Steel Underground <strong>Tank</strong>s<br />

• Performance<br />

UL 971, Non-metallic piping<br />

• Calculation<br />

UL 58, steel thickness<br />

• All three methods should cover<br />

structural design, product<br />

compatibility and safety issues


• Steel head, or end plate thickness<br />

• Weld joints allowed<br />

• Fitting details


• Specifies weld joint<br />

designs<br />

• Air pressure shop<br />

test, 3 – 5 psi


• UL allows either a<br />

calculated approach,<br />

using formula known<br />

as “Roark” OR<br />

• Performance test, with<br />

limitations,<br />

• Roark is a conservative<br />

approach. Does not<br />

rely on backfill for<br />

support.


• Coating tests<br />

mirrored after FRP<br />

tank standard<br />

• Interstitial<br />

communication is<br />

required<br />

• Mainly<br />

performance<br />

standard, 2009<br />

ANSI approved


UL 1316<br />

ISBN 1-55989-385-0<br />

Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Plastic<br />

Underground Storage <strong>Tank</strong>s for<br />

Petroleum Products, Alcohols, and<br />

Alcohol-Gasoline Mixtures<br />

1996<br />

• Atmospheric <strong>Tank</strong><br />

• Single wall<br />

• Double wall<br />

• Does not cover<br />

heating coils or<br />

compartment tanks<br />

• Mainly<br />

performance, but<br />

• Steel fittings and<br />

venting specified


• Three tests<br />

Water load test,<br />

one hour<br />

External Pressure on<br />

buried tank<br />

Internal pressure<br />

12 External Pressure Test<br />

12.1 A tank shall be tested as<br />

described in 12.2. The tank shall not<br />

implode or otherwise be damaged.<br />

12.2 The empty tank is to be installed<br />

in a test pit using the specified<br />

anchoring system and the specified<br />

backfill procedure. The pit is then to be<br />

filled with water to such a level that<br />

the tank is submerged to its maximum<br />

specified burial depth. The tank is to<br />

remain submerged for 24 hours. While<br />

the tank is still submerged, it is to be<br />

subjected for 1 minute to a partial<br />

internal vacuum so that the internal<br />

pressure on the tank is 5.3 inches of<br />

mercury less than the external<br />

pressure imposed by the hydrostatic<br />

head.<br />

13 Internal Pressure Test<br />

A tank shall withstand without rupture<br />

for 1 minute to an internal pressure as<br />

specified:<br />

10 ft dia or less, 25 psi<br />

Greater than 10 ft, 15 psi


• Immersion Testing - 180 to 270 days<br />

Must maintain 50% of strength


• Impact and Cold Exposure<br />

16 hour conditioning<br />

1.18 lb ball<br />

• Light and water exposure<br />

180 to 360 hour exposure<br />

Must maintain 80% strength


• Comprehensive test<br />

program with 27<br />

possible tests<br />

• Interstitial<br />

communication<br />

• Puncture & crush<br />

resistance<br />

• Pressure & Vacuum<br />

• Permeation<br />

• Impact


• Product<br />

compatibility testing<br />

(100% ethanol & 100%<br />

methanol<br />

• Failure to burst<br />

• Failure modes<br />

include cracking,<br />

splitting, bulging,<br />

collapse and<br />

delamination


• Scope currently covers vapor control,<br />

emergency vents, normal vents, caps and<br />

covers<br />

• Prescriptive in that it states min/max for<br />

pipe diameters<br />

• Performance to prove protection against<br />

Rain entry<br />

Ice Blocking<br />

• Test fluids include Biodiesel &<br />

aggressive fuels


• Scope includes<br />

meters, hoses,<br />

pumps, etc.<br />

• Product<br />

compatibility<br />

testing includes<br />

aggressive fuels<br />

• Cyclic endurance<br />

testing done for<br />

moving parts


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• Test fluids vary<br />

• Only one standard<br />

includes biodiesel<br />

• Two test with<br />

aggressive fluids<br />

• Steel does not<br />

require testing


UL standards cover only to the<br />

point the product leaves the<br />

factory<br />

• Interstitial<br />

communication<br />

required for three<br />

UL standards<br />

• Performance<br />

based mixed with<br />

prescriptive<br />

requirements with<br />

some calculation

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