U3 ICC Tank Tightness Testing
On an impressed current cathodic protection system, the negative wire of the rectifier is
connected to the:
a. Anode
b. Cathode
c. Drop tube
d. Dielectric union
b. Cathode
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All are examples of acceptable release detection for tanks, except:
a. Impressed current cathodic protection
b. Automatic tank gauging
c. Statistical inventory reconciliation
d. Soil-vapor monitoring
a. Impressed current cathodic protection
When a tank is temporarily closed, the cathodic protection system:
a. Must be turned off
b. Must remain in operation
c. Should be removed
d. Operator can have it on or off.
b. Must remain in operation
, When a steel tank is installed with a galvanic CP system attached, the tank gauges are usually
connected through a riser with a dielectric bushing. What is the purpose of that?
a. To prevent static discharge
b. To minimize effects of noise
c. To electrically isolate the tank from the tank gauge
d. To prevent water intrusion in the tank
c. To electrically isolate the tank from the tank gauge
Factory-installed diectric coatings may include all of the following except:
a . Asphalt
b. epoxies
c. Enamels
d. fiberglass-reinforced plastic
a . Asphalt
According to the EPA, Tank tightness test data must be maintained for:
a. 18 months
b. 3 years
c. 5 years
d. Until the next test is performed
d. Until the next test is performed
How long must records of UST system repairs be available on site?
a. 60 days
b. 1 year
c. 5 years
d. for the remaining lifetime of the UST system
d. for the remaining lifetime of the UST system
In the event of a release, what is the reporting requirement?
a. ICC licensed supervisor must report the leak within 24 hours
b. Owner/Operator must report the leak within 24 hours
c. Owner/Operator must report the leak within 18 hours
d. ICC licensed supervisor must report the leak within 18 hours
b. Owner/Operator must report the leak within 24 hours
On an impressed current cathodic protection system, the negative wire of the rectifier is
connected to the:
a. Anode
b. Cathode
c. Drop tube
d. Dielectric union
b. Cathode
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All are examples of acceptable release detection for tanks, except:
a. Impressed current cathodic protection
b. Automatic tank gauging
c. Statistical inventory reconciliation
d. Soil-vapor monitoring
a. Impressed current cathodic protection
When a tank is temporarily closed, the cathodic protection system:
a. Must be turned off
b. Must remain in operation
c. Should be removed
d. Operator can have it on or off.
b. Must remain in operation
, When a steel tank is installed with a galvanic CP system attached, the tank gauges are usually
connected through a riser with a dielectric bushing. What is the purpose of that?
a. To prevent static discharge
b. To minimize effects of noise
c. To electrically isolate the tank from the tank gauge
d. To prevent water intrusion in the tank
c. To electrically isolate the tank from the tank gauge
Factory-installed diectric coatings may include all of the following except:
a . Asphalt
b. epoxies
c. Enamels
d. fiberglass-reinforced plastic
a . Asphalt
According to the EPA, Tank tightness test data must be maintained for:
a. 18 months
b. 3 years
c. 5 years
d. Until the next test is performed
d. Until the next test is performed
How long must records of UST system repairs be available on site?
a. 60 days
b. 1 year
c. 5 years
d. for the remaining lifetime of the UST system
d. for the remaining lifetime of the UST system
In the event of a release, what is the reporting requirement?
a. ICC licensed supervisor must report the leak within 24 hours
b. Owner/Operator must report the leak within 24 hours
c. Owner/Operator must report the leak within 18 hours
d. ICC licensed supervisor must report the leak within 18 hours
b. Owner/Operator must report the leak within 24 hours
