310 CMR, § 80.20 - Requirements for Turbine, Intermediate and Dispenser Sumps
(1)
Dispenser Sumps.
(a) Regulated substance dispensers installed,
repaired or replaced on or after October 1, 2021 shall be equipped with a
dispenser sump that shall be continuously monitored for liquids utilizing a
dispenser sump sensor(s). 310 CMR 80.20(1)(a) shall not apply in situations
where only the product dispenser is repaired or replaced due to damage or
malfunction, but shall apply to any replacement of both the product dispenser
and dispenser components attaching the dispenser to the UST piping system at
the dispenser.
(b) Regulated
substance dispensers installed, repaired or replaced on or after March 21, 2008
and before October 1, 2021 shall be equipped with a dispenser sump that shall
be continuously monitored for liquids utilizing a dispenser sump sensor(s). 310
CMR 80.20(1)(b) shall not apply in situations where only the product dispenser
is repaired or replaced due to damage or malfunction, but shall apply to any
replacement of both the product dispenser and the piping used to connect the
product dispenser to the tank.
(2) Tanks utilizing a submersible pump, when
the pump was installed on or after March 21, 2008, shall be equipped with a
turbine sump. All turbine sumps, including intermediate sumps, shall be
continuously monitored for liquids utilizing a sump sensor(s).
(3) All turbine sumps, intermediate sumps and
dispenser sumps installed on or after March 21, 2008, except sumps that only
contain a single-walled siphon line with no connections within the sump or only
contain a European suction system or sumps that do not contain any regulated
substance piping connections, shall be continuously monitored for liquids
utilizing a sump sensor(s).
(4)
Tanks using a submersible pump that do not have a turbine sump, shall be
upgraded with a turbine sump by January 1, 2019 or when the tank top is
upgraded, whichever is earlier, or that tank shall be removed or permanently
closed in-place in accordance with
310 CMR
80.43(2) or (3).
(5) Turbine, intermediate and dispenser
sumps, except sumps listed at
310 CMR
80.27(8), shall pass an
integrity test at installation to ensure the sump is liquid tight by using a
vacuum or hydrostatic test in accordance with PEI RPI 1200-19. The owner or
Operator shall keep records of this test in accordance with
310 CMR
80.36.
(6) Turbine sump manhole covers installed on
and after the January 2, 2015 shall be designed and installed with a final
grade that channels storm water away from the turbine sump cover and turbine
sump manhole covers installed on and after October 1, 2021 shall also be
installed so that the paved surface is crowned as to protect the sump and
equipment within from damage due to traffic.
(7) Turbine, intermediate and dispenser sumps
shall be constructed so that they are accessible for repairs and
inspections.
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