Ohio Admin. Code 901:5-2-04 - Inspection, maintenance alteration, repair and reconstruction
(A)
Every owner of one or more permanent storage vessels shall:
(1) Once each week:
(a) Check all liquid level gauging equipment
to ensure it is functioning properly;
(b) Check roof drains for
obstructions;
(c) Check vents and
pressure-relief devices for obstructions;
(d) Check electrical grounding lines and
connections for integrity;
(e)
Visually inspect the dike of the secondary containment facility for erosion,
cracks and deterioration;
(f) Check
and record the liquid level of each permanent storage vessel when it contains
any product;
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(2) Once each month:
(a) Visually inspect all exterior surfaces,
welds, rivets/bolts, and foundations of permanent storage vessels;
(b) Inventory all spill control equipment and
emergency response equipment.
(3) Once every twelve months, for vessels
built to the API 650 standard, inspect the exterior of storage vessels in
accordance with the API 653 inspection check list, or if the vessel is built to
exceed the API 650 standard, in accordance with the inspection protocols and
standards submitted pursuant to paragraph (A)(1)(b)(ii) of rule
901:5-2-10 of the
Administrative Code:
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(4) For
permanent storage vessels other than those erected on site, once every five
years inspect the interior of the storage vessel in accordance with the API 653
inspection checklist.
(5) For
permanent storage vessels equipped with a bladder, the bladder shall be
inspected:(a)(b)
Within two years of the effective date of this rule
if the bladder was installed prior to the effective date of this rule, and
every
Every five years thereafter; or,
(a)
Upon
installation;
(b) For bladders installed after the
effective date of this rule, two years after installation and every five years
thereafter;
(c)
Notwithstanding paragraphs (A)(5)(a) and (A)(5)(b)
of this rule, whenever a bladder is repaired, altered, or replaced it shall be
inspected two
Two years after repair,
alteration, or replacement and every five years thereafter.
(B) Every owner of one
or more permanent storage vessels shall:(2)(3) Grade and drain
permanent storage vessel foundations to insure that moisture and debris do not
accumulate at the base of the vessel;
(3)(4) For all permanent
storage vessels set on a concrete foundation, seal the vessel floor and
foundation interface to provide a moisture barrier;
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(1)
Maintain the permanent storage vessels, secondary containment facilities, and
hoses, pipes, and fittings to the extent necessary to ensure they are free from
rust, corrosion, galling, cracking, or any other structural deterioration or
damage which affects their strength or watertight integrity. All valves, pumps and other mechanical appurtenances shall
be maintained in working order;
(2)
Maintain in
working order all valves, pumps and other mechanical
appurtenances;
(C) All welded repairs to
permanent storage vessels shall be made in accordance with the vessel's
original design specifications. When the original design specifications are
unknown, weld repairs shall be made in accordance with API 653 and shall comply
with the impact toughness requirements of API 650;
(D) All materials used in the repairs of
permanent storage vessels shall conform to the vessel's original design
specifications. When the original design specifications are unknown, the repair
material shall conform to the requirements of API 653 and the impact toughness
requirements of API 650.
(E) All
stress analysis of a permanent storage vessel done to determine the safety of a
vessel shall be done using a specific gravity of
1.50. A lower specific gravity
may be used only if use of the vessel is limited to the storage of liquid
fertilizers with a specific gravity which does not exceed the actual specific
gravity used in the stress analysis.
(F) All permanent storage vessels erected on
site that are dismantled and reconstructed at a different site shall be
dismantled and reconstructed in accordance with the API 653 standard.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 905.44
Rule Amplifies: 905.44
Prior Effective Dates: 01/01/1991, 11/12/2001, 11/21/2007
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