• API 4716 : 2002

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    BURIED PRESSURIZED PIPING SYSTEMS LEAK DETECTION GUIDE

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    Withdrawn date:  01-02-2024

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    Published date:  01-04-2002

    Publisher:  American Petroleum Institute

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    I EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
    II INTRODUCTION
        A. Background
        B. Program Structure
        C. Applications
        D. Testing Facilities
        E. Who Should Read This Report
        F. Notes of Caution
    III FACILITY/SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS
        A. Airport Hydrant Fueling Systems
        B. MCI Operating Characteristics
        C. Petroleum Product Terminal Systems
    IV LEAK DETECTION TECHNOLOGIES
        A. Technology Types
        B. Selection Criteria
        C. Technologies Selected for Evaluation
    V STATISTICAL NATURE OF THE TESTING PROCESS
        A. Signal and Noise
        B. Concept of Performance
        C. Declaring a Leak
    VI TECHNOLOGIES TESTED
        A. Pressure Decay - Dual Pressure
           1. The Nature of the Signal
           2. Sources of Noise
           3. Key Features
           4. Test Results
        B. Dual Pressure Volumetric
           1. The Nature of the Signal
           2. Sources of Noise
           3. Key Features
           4. Test Results
        C. Pressure Decay with Temperature Compensation
           1. The Nature of the Signal
           2. Sources of Noise
           3. Key Features
           4. Test Results
        D. Acoustic Emission
           1. The Nature of the Signal
           2. Sources of Noise
           3. Key Features
           4. Test Results
        E. Chemical Marker
           1. The Nature of the Signal
           2. Sources of Noise
           3. Key Features
           4. Test Results
        F. Vapor Monitoring
           1. The Nature of the Signal
           2. Sources of Noise
           3. Key Features
           4. Test Results
        G. Facts and Findings
    VII DEVISING THE BEST TESTING STRATEGY FOR A
        PARTICULAR SITE
        A. Site Characteristics
        B. Piping System Considerations
        C. Operational Characteristics
        D. Cost Considerations
        E. Operational Considerations
        F. Assessment of VendorsÕ Claims
        G. Combining Technologies Effectively
        H. Using Multiple Tests
        I. Testing Strategy
    GLOSSARY

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    Describes the performance of different types of leak detection technologies that were applied to buried pressurized piping systems used in airport hydrant fueling and petroleum product terminals.

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    Document Type Standard
    Product Note This product is unavailable in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria
    Publisher American Petroleum Institute
    Status Withdrawn

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