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What must owners and operators do if their UST fails the internal lining inspection and cannot be repaired according to a code of practice? - answer-Permanently close the UST T/F Cathodic protection tester can design field-installed cathodic protection systems - answer-False T/F Owners and operators have 30 days to respond to an active alarm on their automatic tank gauging console. - answer-False T/F An inconclusive result for SIR means an owner and operator has not performed release detection for that month. - answer-True How many years must owners and operators maintain performance claims for their release detection method? - answer-5 Years Owners and operators with 100 or fewer USTs must have ____ dollars aggregate coverage for tanking corrective action and compensating third parties - answer-1 Million T/F Owners and operators may use a combination of financial mechanisms to comply with the financial responsibility requirements. - answer-True T/F Tanks less than 10,000 gallons installed after April 11, 2016 do not have to meet the secondary containment requirement. - answer-False Owners and operators must notify EPA at least 30 days prior to permanently closing an UST system or performing a change-in-service by doing what? - answer-Call EPA E-mail EPA Mail by U.S Postal Service Containment sumps include which of the following? - answer-Under-Dispenser Containment Submersible Turbine pump sump Transition Sump Owners and operators must demonstrate compatibility for which of the following stored substances? - answer-B50 E15 T/F All components of UST systems are designed for all blends of ethanol in the fuel. - answer-False T/F Double-walled spill buckets where the space between the walls of the spill bucket is no longer monitored at least 30 days must be tested for liquid tightness within 1 year after monitoring ceases. - answer-False What percent of piping can an owner or operator repair and not have to replace the piping with secondarily contained piping? - answer-Less than 50 percent T/F Owners and operators need to check hand held release detection equipment for operability and serviceability at least annually - answer-True How often must owners and operators conduct containment sump testing for containment sumps used for piping interstitial monitoring? - answer-3 years T/F Manual tank gauging can be used to meet the release detection monitoring requirement for any size tank. - answer-False T/F Pressurized piping must use an automatic line leak detector. - answer-True Automatic line leak detectors must be capable of detecting a release of ____ galls per hour at a pressure of _____ PSI within 1 hour - answer-3 Gallons per hour at 10 PSI How often must an UST be monitored for releases using release detection? - answer-30 days Select the equipment used in UST systems installed after October 13, 2015 where the first three-year test or inspection must take place at installation. - answer-Automatic shutoff devices, high level alarms, and single-wall spell buckets receiving deliveries of more than 25 gallons installed after October 13th, 2015 must have a first three-year test or inspection at installation. Select the spill and overfill prevention equipment installed before October 13, 2015, where the first three-year test or inspection must take place by October 13, 2018. - answer-All of the equipment shown requires the first three-year test or inspection T/F Owners and operators are not required to perform release detection during temporary closure if the UST is empty. - answer-True How long must records of operators training be maintaned? - answer-As long as the operator is designated at the facility. T/F Operator training records must be in paper format and may not be maintained electronically. - answer-False T/F The two main types of corrosion protection on upgraded steel tanks are cathodic protection and internal lining. - answer-True As stated in the federal UST regulation, a spill or overflow of how many gallons that results in a release of petroleum to the environment mist be reported to the implementing agency? - answer-Greater than 25 Gallons T/F For tanks installed after April 11, 2016 continuous in tank monitoring is an allowable form of release detection. - answer-False T/F Internally lined tanks must be inspected at least once every 3 years to make sure the lining is performing according to original design specifications - answer-False T/F Fiberglass and flexible plastic piping do not need to have cathodic protection - answer-True T/F Owners and operators must report a suspected release if the unexplained presence of water is found in the tank - answer-True Which type of piping does not require release detection if it were installed or replaced after April 11, 2016 and met all design criteria? - answer-Safe-Suction Piping Choose the UST system component that must be tested annually by October 13, 2019 for operability. The test involved simulating a leak to determine that the component is capable of detecting a leak at or below 3 gallons per hour at 10 pounds per square inch line pressure within 1 hour. - answer-Electronic Line Leak Detectors