Title: May 2002 presentation
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- May 2002 presentation
- Introduction to Regulation of Underground and
Above Ground Storage Tank Systems
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- Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau
Our Mission is to reduce, mitigate and eliminate
the threats to the environment posed by petroleum
products or hazardous material or wastes released
from petroleum storage tanks.
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Underground Storage Tank (UST)
Aboveground Storage Tank (AST)
- Currently regulated by
- Federal (US EPA 40 CFR) Underground Storage Tank
Program - State (NMED 20NMAC5) Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau
- Currently regulated by
- Federal (US EPA) currently no one Federal
Regulatory Program Governing ASTs is active.
HOWEVER, there are existing statutes
regulations that apply directly or indirectly to
ASTs. So Federal Regs are in the works from US
EPA just like the - State (NMED) Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau,
currently in progress of being created........
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- NMED REGULATORY BACKGROUND
- Hazardous Waste Act, NMSA 1978
- Ground Water Protection Act, amended, NMSA 1979
- Environmental Improvement Act, NMSA 1979
- Senate Bill 333, Legislative Session, 2001
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- Aboveground Storage Tank
- Regulations
- Are being generated with the assistance from the
following - Several states with existing regulations
governing ASTs - State NMED PST Bureau Inspectors experience
- Industry Standards and Codes
- Petroleum Equipment Institute (PEI)
- National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
- Steel Tank Institute (STI)
- others
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- Types of
- Petroleum Storage Tank Systems
- Underground Storage Tank
- Aboveground Storage Tank
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Underground Storage Tank
- tanks are constructed of Steel
- single wall
- double wall
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Underground Storage Tank
- tanks are constructed of Fiberglass Reinforced
Plastic (FRP) - single wall
- double wall
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Underground Storage Tank
- tanks are constructed of a Composite- steel tank
with clad layer - single wall
- double wall
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Field Erected
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Shop Fabricated
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- various designs and configuration
- parts are in contact with surface of the ground
either soil bedding, ringwalls, concrete pads or
special foundation. - usually the underside of the ground contact area
not readily available for visual inspection - corrosion damage major concern and other forms
of bottom-plate failures. - general volumes comprise of large,
high-volume/capacity AST, found at industrial or
refining settings (over 50,000 gallons).
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- various designs and configuration
- are supported ABOVE the surface of the ground
and - all parts of tank are readily accessible for
visual inspection - corrosion damage are of minimal concern
- general volumes of tanks are under 50,000 gallons.
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Comparison of UST and AST Systems
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- contains regulated substances
- 10 or more below the surface of the ground
- contains regulated substances
- permanently installed
- 1,100 gallons or more
- vaults and special enclosures
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AST
UST
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AST
UST
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20 NMAC 5 PART 4 New and Upgraded Storage Tank
Systems Design, Construction and Installation
- Performance standards for storage tank systems
- UST systems
- AST systems
- Spill and overfill equipment
- Special requirements for storage tank systems at
marinas - Deadline for Closing or Upgrading AST systems
July 1, 2006
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20 NMAC 5 PART 5 General Operating
Requirements Operation and Maintenance of
- Storage Tank Systems
- Secondary Containment
- AST- Vaults
- Venting Systems
- Spill and Overfill Control
- Corrosion Protection
- Repairs and Modifications
- Reporting Recordkeeping
- Inspections, Monitoring and Testing