Appendix D - App Installation AST.pdf

BFS-3859 (Rev 2/18)

Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Fire Services, Storage Tank Division P.O. Box 30033, Lansing, MI 48909

APPLICATION FOR INSTALLATION OF ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANKS

This information is required under Act 207 of the Public Acts of 1941, as amended, being Section 29.5c of the Michigan Compiled Laws Annotated. Any owner who knowingly fails to notify or submits false information shall be subject to a misdemeanor and/or civil penalties not to exceed $200 per violation.

FACILITY NAME NEW ASSIGNED TANK NUMBER(S) FACILITY ID NUMBER

FACILITY STREET ADDRESS (PO BOX NOT ACCEPTABLE) CONTACT PERSON (AT LOCATION) AREA CODE & TELEPHONE NUMBER

CITY COUNTY STATE

MI

ZIP CODE

OWNER NAME OWNER ADDRESS AREA CODE & TELEPHONE NUMBER

CITY STATE ZIP CODE

SUBMITTER’S NAME STREET ADDRESS AREA CODE & TELEPHONE NUMBER

CITY STATE ZIP CODE

SECTION I The following section applies to aboveground tank installations, Part 2 of the FL/CL Rules.

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

MANUFACTURER & PART NO.

1.

TANK LOCATION:

Section 22.4.1:

To important buildings, property lines which may be built upon. Adjacent container: minimum three feet, 20 feet from LPG tank.

5.

TANK SUPPORTS/

FOUNDATIONS:

Section 22.5.1 & 22.5.2:

rest on ground, concrete, masonry, piling, or steel.

Areas subject to buoyant forces; each tank shall be safeguarded against movement by anchoring or other secure means.

2.

SECONDARY

CONTAINMENT:

Section 22.11.:

Diking/remote impoundment and alternative methods.

Section 4.3.3 of Part 3:

Vaults and special enclosures. Liquid-tight, non-combustible (walls and floors). Capacity:

100% largest tank plus volume occupied by other tanks to top of dike wall.

6.

SPACING BETWEEN

TANKS:

Section 22.4.2. & Table 22.4.2.1:

Class I, II, IIIA minimum 3 feet from dike wall to LPG tank. Minimum 20 feet between FL/CL tank and LPG tank.

3.

TANK DESIGN/

CONSTRUCTION:

Section 21.4.2:

No open tanks for liquid storage. UL142, API 650, and ASME standards.

7.

PIPING MATERIAL:

Section 27.3: Liquid-tight, steel, nodular iron.

Section 27.6.4: protected against corrosion.

Section 27.7:pipe testing.

Section 5.2.4 of Part 3:

pipe in building.

INSTRUCTIONS: The item numbers are referenced in the attached typical installation of an Aboveground Storage Tank. The system must be in compliance with the Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids (FL/CL) Rules, 2014 AACS R 29.5601 et seq. The manufacturer and part number must be indicated next to the appropriate item. For installations involving container and portable tank storage, please see Part 2, Chapter 9 through 19 of the FL/CL Rules for additional requirements. For bulk plants, industrial plants, chemical plants, processing plants, refineries and distilleries, please refer to Part 2, Chapter 21 thru 29 of the FL/CL Rules for additional requirements. For emergency generator tanks please see Part 5 of the FL/CL Rules for additional requirements, and complete Section III of this form. Please direct any questions to the Bureau of Fire Services, Storage Tank Division, at 517-241-8847. For detailed instructions, see Page 6.

4.

CORROSION

PROTECTION:

Section 21.4.5 & 22.5.2.2:

Minimize corrosion for any part of tank in contact with foundation.

8.

PIPE SUPPORTS:

Section 27.6.2:

Constructed of non-combustible material.

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9.

TANK VALVES

(LINES ATTACHED):

Section 22.13.1:each connection thru which liquid can normally flow shall be provided with an internal or external valve located as close as possible to the shell of the tank. 22.11.4.3 Secondary containment tanks require anti siphon valves

15.

OVERFILL

Section 22.7.1:

Required on tanks over 1320 gallons capacity, approved method for the prevention of overfilling of tanks. 21.11.4.5 Secondary containment tanks require both an alarm and a shutoff valve.

10.

EMERGENCY VENTS:

Section 22.7.:

Calculated on basis of CFH multiplied by the amount of square feet of wetted area. Must be normally closed for flammable liquids.

16.

PRODUCT FLOW

Section 27.6.6.3:

Back flow protection – check valve. Additional valves may be required to insure proper product flow in the piping system.

11.

NORMAL VENTS:

Section 21.4.3.:

Relieve excessive internal pressure. Require P/V vent for class I liquids

17.

PRODUCT ID OR

RISER:

Section 27.10:

Identified by color code or marking.

12.

PIPE VALVES:

Section 27.6.6:

Shall be provided such to isolate equipment in the event of an emergency.

18.

UNLOADING/

LOADING RISER

LOCATION:

Section 28.4.1:

Separated from property lines, AST’s, and buildings a minimum:

25 feet Class I liquid, 15 feet Class II and III liquids.

13.

COLLISION

Section 22.15.:

Shall be provided for tanks exposed to vehicular traffic.

19.

SPILL PROTECTION -

LOADING/UNLOADING

POINTS:Section28.9:

Provided with means to contain spills Section

4.3.2.8 Part 3: Tank fill

connections shall be provided with a non combustible spill containment device

14.

FIRE PROTECTION AND

IDENTIFICATION:

Section 21.6 & 21.7.2:

Labeled "Flammable Liquid," "Combustible Liquid," or according to

NFPA 704.

20.

TANK BUILDINGS &

CANOPIES:

Section 28.5 & Chapter 24:

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SECTION II The following section applies to aboveground motor vehicle fueling and marina operations, Part 3 of the FL/CL Rules.

The requirements of Part 2 of the FL/CL Rules must also be met. Inventory records shall be kept for all Class I, Class II, and Class IIIA storage.

TYPE OF SERVICE

STATION:

Attended qualified supervisor.

Unattended self-service. Inside building.

Marine service station.

DISPENSING HOSE:

Section 6.5.:

Listed hose assembly not to exceed 18 feet.

LOCATION OF

DISPENSER:

Section 6.2.1:

Minimum 10 feet from property lines, combustible building walls, and building openings. Within 100 feet of emergency shutoff switch.

Section 9.4.2: In clear view of attendant.

EMERGENCY

BREAKAWAY

DEVICE:

Section 6.5.2:

Installed on each hose that dispenses a liquid into motor vehicles.

Designed to retain liquid on both sides of the breakaway point.

DISPENSING DEVICE:

Section 6.3.2: Must be listed and identified as to product it dispenses.

Section 6.3.3: Equipped to allow control of flow.

Section 6.3.4: Mounted on concrete island and protected from collision.

ANTI-SIPHON

DEVICE:

Section 4.2.4 & 4.3.6.4:

Normally closed solenoid valve for elevated tanks.

PUMP & PUMP LEAK

DETECTION DEVICE:

Section 6.4.1 & 6.4.2:

Pump shall be listed.

Each pump shall have installed on the discharge side a listed leak detection device(not required if piping is visible)

FIRE EXTINGUISHER

& EMERGENCY

DSCONNECT:

Section 9.2.5.2: Fire extinguishers shall be provided in compliance with NFPA 10 based on the hazard category for the system and site.

Section 6.7: clearly identified ESD 20 to 100 feet away

EMERGENCY

SHEAR/FIRE VALVE:

Section 6.3.9:

Required on submerged pumping systems, rigidly anchored.

Section 6.3.10: Suction systems require check valve or pressure regulating valve under the dispenser.

SIGNS:

Section 9.2.5.4:

Warning signs posted:

"No Smoking," "Stop Motor," "No filling of portable containers in or on a motor vehicle.”

“Place container on ground before filling.”

“Discharge static electricity before fueling.” “Do not reenter your vehicle while fueling.” Plus others.

DISPENSING

NOZZLE:

Section 6.6:

Automatic-closing with or without a latch open device.

PHYSICAL

Section 4.3.7:

Minimum 6-foot high chain link fence.

Secure against unauthorized use and vehicular collision protection.

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SECTION III The following section applies to aboveground emergency generator operations. Part 5 of the FL/CL Rules. The requirements in Part 2 of the FL/CL Rules must also be met.

TANK LOCATION:

Section 22.4.1:

To important buildings, property lines which may be built upon. Adjacent container: minimum three feet, 20 feet from LPG tank.

EMERGENCY VENTS:

Section 22.7.:

Calculated on basis of CFH multiplied by the amount of square feet of wetted area. Must be normally closed for flammable liquids.

SECONDARY

CONTAINMENT:

Part 2, Section 22.11:

Control of spills; diking, alternative methods.

NORMAL VENTS:

Section 21.4.3.:

Relieve excessive internal pressure.

Require P/V vent for class I liquids

TANK DESIGN/

CONSTRUCTION:

Section 21.4.2:

No open tanks for liquid storage. UL142, API 650, and ASME standards.

Size of tank (gallons).

UNLOADING/ LOADING

RISER LOCATION:

Section 28.4.1:

Separated from property lines, AST’s, and buildings a minimum:

25 feet Class I liquid, 15 feet Class II and III liquids.

CORROSION

Section 21.4.5 & 22.5.2.2: Minimize corrosion for any part of tank in contact with foundation..

SPILL PROTECTION -

LOADING/UNLOADING

POINTS:

Section28.9: Provided with means to contain spills.

TANK SUPPORTS/

FOUNDATIONS:

Section 22.5.1 & 22.5.2:

rest on ground, concrete, masonry, piling, or steel.

Areas subject to buoyant forces; each tank shall be safeguarded against movement by anchoring or other secure means.

13.

OVERFILL

Section 22.7.1:

Required on tanks over 1320 gallons capacity, approved method for the prevention of overfilling of tanks. 21.11.4.5 Secondary containment tanks require both an alarm and a shutoff valve.

PIPING MATERIAL:

Section 27.3: Liquid-tight, steel, nodular iron.

Section 27.6.4: protected against corrosion.

Section 27.7:pipe testing.

Section 6.8.1 and 6.8.2.1

14.

FIRE PROTECTION

AND IDENTIFICATION:

Section 21.6 & 21.7.2:

Labeled "Flammable Liquid," "Combustible Liquid," or according to

NFPA 704.

PIPE SUPPORTS:

Section 6.8.2:

Constructed of non-combustible material.

15.

PRODUCT ID OR

RISER:

Section 27.10:

Identified by color code or marking.

COLLISION

PROTECTION:

Section 22.15.:

Shall be provided for tanks exposed to vehicular traffic

16.

FUEL FLOW

CONTROL:

Section 6.5 Systems shall be designed and installed to minimize accidental discharge of fuel

TYPICAL INSTALLATION OF

ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK

STORING FLAMMABLE

OR

COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS

(Numbers correspond to the item numbers on the application)

Part II

Part I-13 and Part

II-12

Part II

Part II

6 & 7

Part II

Part II

Part II

Part II

20 Part I -

12 &Part

II - 9

PART I – ITEMS

1. TANK LOCATION

2. SECONDARY CONTAINMENT

3. TANK DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION

4. CORROSION PROTECTION

5. TANK SUPPORTS/FOUNDATIONS

6. SPACING BETWEEN TANKS

7. PIPING MATERIAL

8. PIPE SUPPORTS

9. TANK VALVES

10. EMERGENCY VENTS

11. NORMAL VENTS

12. PIPE VALVES

13. COLLISION PROTECTION

14. FIRE PROTECTION AND IDENTIFICATION

15. OVERFILL PROTECTION

16. PRODUCT FLOW PROTECTION

17. PRODUCT ID OR RISER

18. UNLOADING/LOADING RISER LOCATION

19. SPILL PROTECTION—

LOADING/UNLOADING POINTS

20. BUILDINGS & CANOPIES

PART II – ITEMS

1. TYPE OF SERVICE STATION

2. LOCATION OF DISPENSER

3. DISPENSING DEVICE

4. PUMP & PUMP LEAK DETECTION

5. EMERGENCY SHEAR/FIRE VALVE

6. DISPENSING NOZZLE

7. DISPENSING HOSE

8. EMERGENCY BREAKAWAY DEVICE

9. ANTI-SIPHON

10. FIRE EXTINGUISHER & EMERGENCY

DISCONNECT

11. SIGNS

12. PHYSICAL PROTECTION

BFS-3859 (Rev 9/15)

Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Fire Services, Storage Tank Division P.O. Box 30033, Lansing, MI 48909

A plan review must be completed on any tank with a storage capacity greater than 1,100 gallons storing flammable or combustible liquids. A request for plan review must include:

1) Size of existing tank(s) and product stored, flash point. The material of construction, the dimension, and the capacity of each tank.

2) Type of impoundment (diking) provided. Provide dike calculations with the available capacity calculated.

3) A completed parts and materials list for each tank with vent manufacturer, model number and flow rate (GPM, SCFH) as appropriate.

4) A plot map showing the following information:

a) Location of buildings, public roadways, railroad mainlines, public sidewalks, and property lines.

b) Storm sewers, sanitary sewers, manholes, and catch basins.

c) Proposed location of the container(s) and loading/unloading risers.

d) Location of property lines.

e) Location of existing tanks, above and underground, within 50 feet of the installation.

f) Location of fuel dispensers and canopy footings.

4) A separate piping diagram for each tank with pipe, vent and valve specification identified on the diagram. Include manufacturer and model numbers where appropriate.

5) Pipe systems must meet Chapter 27, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 30, 2012 edition, requirements for gravity releases, emergency operation, and anti-siphon.

Please show specific valves, vents and locations.

6) A plan review fee of $203 per tank for any substance not defined as a refined petroleum product. A plan review will not be completed without the plan review fee.

7) Make checks payable to the "State of Michigan". Mail the completed application and fee to:

LARA

Cashiers Office UST/AST P.O. Box 30033 Lansing, MI 48909

Overnight Mail

LARA

Cashiers Office UST/AST 2407 North Grand River Avenue Lansing, MI 48906

8) Section I shall be completed for bulk facilities.

9) Sections I and II shall be completed for motor fueling facilities.

10) Section III shall be completed for emergency generator facilities.

The facility cannot be operated without approval from the Bureau of Fire Services. Please direct any questions to the Bureau of Fire Services, Storage Tank Division, at 517-241-8847.