Environmental Protection Agency Detecting Leaks Successful Methods Step by Step Flashcards

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What are seven methods of tank leak detection allowed by federal regulations? (EPA
Detecting Leaks, p. 2)

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Ground water monitoring cannot be used at sites where the ground water depth is more than ________ feet. (EPA Detecting Leaks, p. 8)

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How can water be detected in underground storage tanks? (EPA Detecting Leaks, p. 17

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What two factors influence the effects of evaporation on a tank system? (EPA Detecting
Leaks, p. 20)

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Do interstitial monitoring systems normally measure leak rates? (EPA Detecting Leaks,
p. 162)

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Where do the majority of leaks in underground storage systems originate? (EPA Detecting
Leaks, p. 183)

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How do automatic flow restrictors work? (EPA Detecting Leaks, p. 187)

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When secondary containment is used for piping leak detection, what portion of the piping
must be contained? (EPA Detecting Leaks, p. 191)

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Double-walled piping is a form of secondary containment. How does it work? (EPA
Detecting Leaks, p. 192)

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How is a leak in a piping system detected when using ground water monitoring? (EPA
Detecting Leaks, p. 193)

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What is the function of check valves in a piping system? (EPA Detecting Leaks, p. 197

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