Aboveground Storage Tanks, Part 2
Process facilities use aboveground storage tanks to meet a variety of operating needs. Operators who work with these tanks need to know what their responsibilities are and how to carry them out safely. This course covers operator responsibilities in areas such as routine inspections, sampling, gauging, and material transfers.
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Learning Objectives
Topic I: Operator Responsibilities
- Describe typical operator responsibilities related to tank farm operations.
- Describe general safety concerns associated with tank farm operations.
Topic II: Routine Inspections
- Describe tasks typically associated with making routine in-service inspections of aboveground storage tanks and their related auxiliary equipment and systems.
Topic III: Sampling
- Describe general preparations associated with sampling.
- Describe a procedure for obtaining a sample through a gauge hatch on a cone roof tank.
- Describe a procedure for obtaining a sample through a bleeder valve on a pressure tank.
Topic IV: Gauging
- Describe how operators can use automatic gauges and D/P cells to obtain level measurements on aboveground storage tanks.
- Describe a procedure for manually gauging an external floating roof tank.
Topic V: Lineups and Transfers, Part 1
- Describe the main steps involved in doing a valve lineup and making a material transfer.
- Describe a procedure for filling a cone roof tank.
Topic VI: Lineups and Transfers, Part 2
- Describe a procedure for pumping material out of an atmospheric tank.
Topic VII: Lineups and Transfers, Part 3
- Describe a procedure for a material transfer in which the material delivery is switched between two storage tanks served by the same header.
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Course Level | Intermediate |
Languages | English |
Compatibility | Audio, Video, MobileReady |
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