Energy Regulator Appendix C: Aboveground and Underground Tanks Storage Tank Data Material Maximum Fugitive Method Type Tank Tank of Corrosion Secondary True Emission Description Location Contents Placement of Lead of Identification Size Primary Control Containment Vapour Controls Detection Vents Container Pressure (VR) The headings in this table are a guide to the nature of information that is to be submitted, along with those identified in the articles in the main body of the Guide. In responding to the articles in the main body of the Guide, the applicant should detail how groupings of tankage and other containment structures are located to minimize overall footprint and therefore minimize the required extent of mitigation strategies. In responding to the articles in the main body of the Guide, the applicant should detail that the mitigation strategies to detect and confine container contents are an appropriate match to the risks presented by the overall structure of containment and the nature of material held within. Containment infrastructure and operation, including leak detection and housekeeping, reduces the risks associated with substances releases; and therefore reduces costs associated with lost product, and with increased management of waste, and remediation of soil and groundwater. Soil and groundwater monitoring frequency and parameter selection on a site must reflect the primary and secondary containment philosophy and infrastructure. Housekeeping procedures also play a role in determining appropriate soil and groundwater monitoring for a site.
Energy Regulator Appendix C: Aboveground and Underground Tanks Storage Tank Data Tank Identification Description Location Contents Tank Size Placement Material of Primary Container Corrosion Control Secondary Containment Method of Lead Detection Maximum True Vapour Pressure Type of Vents Fugitive Emission Controls (VR) The headings in this table are a guide to the nature of information that is to be submitted, along with those identified in the articles in the main body of the Guide. In responding to the articles in the main body of the Guide, the applicant should detail how groupings of tankage and other containment structures are located to minimize overall footprint and therefore minimize the required extent of mitigation strategies. In responding to the articles in the main body of the Guide, the applicant should detail that the mitigation strategies to detect and confine container contents are an appropriate match to the risks presented by the overall structure of containment and the nature of material held within. Containment infrastructure and operation, including leak detection and housekeeping, reduces the risks associated with substances releases; and therefore reduces costs associated with lost product, and with increased management of waste, and remediation of soil and groundwater. Soil and groundwater monitoring frequency and parameter selection on a site must reflect the primary and secondary containment philosophy and infrastructure. Housekeeping procedures also play a role in determining appropriate soil and groundwater monitoring for a site.
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