Services

Testing Services

• Tank Tightness Testing – Alert Technologies

  The Alert Tank Testing System is the most comprehensive and reliable combination for the testing of both the wet and dry portions of the storage tank system.The equipment allows users to test tanks up to and including 30,000 gallons with pressure or vacuum. There is no other system available on the market can offer such flexibility.

• Line Rightness Testing – Petro, Tite (Purpora Engineering)

  CEG performs precision line test using the Petro-­‐Tite line tester, which can perform both line tests and leak detection. It is capable of testing 3 lines at once in as little as 30 minutes and can locate leaks as small as .0080 gph

• Line Leak Detection – Vaporless Manufacturing

  CEG performs leak detection testing on any and everytype of pipeline system. This service will ensure your business is up to regulatory compliance standards, either through precision or functional testing techniques. CEG conducts system diagnostics and can perform any trouble shooting necessary to repair a leak or replace a line entirely.

• Cathodic Protection – Testing & Installation (Galvanic & Impressed)

  Cathodic protection uses the electrical properties of metal corrosion to provide a system that protects the steel in Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) or metallic piping and inhibits the oxidation process. A galvanic cathodic protection system consists of sacrificial anodes affixed to the UST during manufacturing, and provides specified wiring for an inspection station installed near the surface of the ground.The impressed current cathodic protection system provides electrodes of a much longer life, with a rectifier that converts the alternating current power source to a direct current that is calibrated to provide the required protection.

• AST Inspection – SP001 – Steel Tank Institute
• Stage I & II Vapor Compliance Testing
  During the tank filling process, rising liquid displaces vapors present in the upper portion (ullage) of the tank. These displaced vapors must escape to enable the product transfer to the tank. If there is not a tight connection (tight fill) between the delivery hose and the fill port, some vapors flow out around the hose while additional vapors escapethrough the tank’s vent pipe. Stage I of this testing is designed to capture said vapors that result from the gasoline transfer from the delivery truck to the storage tank.Stage 2 captures displaced vapors that emerge from inside a motor vehicle fuel tank when gasoline is dispensed into the tank. Test Procedures: CARB

  • Air to Liquid TP-201.5
  • Pressure Decay TP-201.3
  • Tank Tie TP-201.3C
  • Dynamic Back Pressure TP-201.4
  • Static Torque TP-201.1
  • Leak Rate Drop Tube / Drain Valve TP-201.1 C and D
  • Pressure Vent Crack Test TP-201.1E
• SB989 Spill Bucket & Sump Testing

  A spill bucket is installed at the fill pipe to contain drips of fuel that can occur when the delivery hose is uncoupled from the fill pipe after delivery. CEG can properly maintain spill buckets by emptying their contents and disposing of the material properly, checking their tightness and making any necessary repairs or replacements.

• Tank Monitor Certifications
• Nondestructive Testing (NDT)

  CEG uses a variety of nondestructive testing techniques including Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Liquid Penetrant (PT), Visual Testing (VT) and Magnetic Particle Testing (MT). UTuses high frequency sound energy to conduct examinations and make measurements. PT also called Dye Penetrant is an inexpensive technique, which is most often used to detect cracks, and voids open to the surface of nonporous metallic materials. VT is a technique that requires minimal equipment and can be performed while the specimen is being used.MT widely used to find cracking conditions in structural steel, lifting devices, shafts, and other critical equipment.

• Monthly A/B Inspections
• NACE – CIP – Coatings Inspection