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Automatic Tank Gauge Checklist for Mass Buoyancy Probes - Tennessee
Automatic Tank Gauge Checklist for Mass Buoyancy Probes is a legal document that was released by the Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation - a government authority operating within Tennessee.
FAQ
Q: What is an Automatic Tank Gauge (ATG)?
A: An Automatic Tank Gauge is a device used to monitor the fuel levels in underground storage tanks.
Q: What is a Mass Buoyancy Probe?
A: A Mass Buoyancy Probe is a type of fuel level sensor used in conjunction with an Automatic Tank Gauge to measure the height of fuel in a tank.
Q: What is the purpose of a Mass Buoyancy Probe?
A: The purpose of a Mass Buoyancy Probe is to accurately measure the height of fuel in a tank and provide this information to the Automatic Tank Gauge.
Q: Why is a checklist needed for Mass Buoyancy Probes?
A: A checklist is needed to ensure that the Mass Buoyancy Probes are properly installed and maintained, which is crucial for accurate fuel level monitoring.
Q: What are some items that should be included in the checklist?
A: Items that should be included in the checklist are proper probe installation, correct calibration, secure connections, and regular inspection and maintenance.
Q: Why is proper probe installation important?
A: Proper probe installation is important to ensure that the probe is positioned correctly in the tank and can accurately measure the fuel level.
Q: What is calibration?
A: Calibration is the process of adjusting the Mass Buoyancy Probe to match the actual fuel level in the tank, ensuring accurate measurements.
Q: Why are secure connections important?
A: Secure connections are important to prevent any leaks or loss of data, which can affect the accuracy of the fuel level measurements.
Q: Why is regular inspection and maintenance necessary?
A: Regular inspection and maintenance are necessary to identify any issues or problems with the Mass Buoyancy Probes and ensure their continued accuracy.
Q: Who is responsible for performing the checklist?
A: The responsibility for performing the checklist lies with the owner or operator of the underground storage tanks and the Automatic Tank Gauge system.
Form Details:
- Released on April 1, 1997;
- The latest edition currently provided by the Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation;
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