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Home My WebLink About80 44th Ave NE AGST Installation �� , �� g �. E CITY OF FRIDLEY ��r,;3 � �. � FIRE DEPARTMENT =f�r��, � ,3�j � 3 �� £ �� °� ¢ =t�� < �Yc:-s-t �; I � s a� °�f 4 r �- �`"�E 6431 University Avenue NE �� , �'��° � � � � �;�,��a°` ��,� Fridley Minnesota 55432 133 � ' �3 � ; �� ' `�� « ° �r '�� I7631 572-3621 or I7631 572-3612 �� * �� y� �' y ' �� `rf � \ / l / �� /�.��G 3 fl7' 3 �'�{�r�� ' �� c�� i��iY�J�3 ��'c< � (fax)(763)572-8825 '�t�� ' � � " � � �3 �3 � .� �. 3 : � � \ '��. }� �j/ ��. � .�:� .,.3 ;;.'; ,,, � �.?...�� . „ �� bi`�.,i ,�'�'�$ ,� ,��q�� : 4��j'��b�v , 3 � JOB ADDRESS: 80 44th Ave. NE, Frid/ey MN 55421 NAME OF BUSINESS: Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad Yard DESCR/PT/ON OF PERM/T(S):Instal/4000 ga/lon AGST for storage and closed system of stored product metered for diesel fue/additive. ERC/D# (Hazardous Materials)If applicab/e: COST VALUATION OF JOB(Required):$125,000.00 t PERM/T FEE: $150.00 DATE WORK SCHEDULED: OWNER: OWNER ADDRESS: OWNER PHONE: CONTRACTOR: MBA Engineering ADDRESS: State Lic#: 14022 Lincoln St. NE PHONE#763-450-3808 Ham Lake MN 55304 This permit is granted subject to compliance with applicable codes, ordinances and regulations governing the above-described operations. This permit is non-assignable and shall be maintained in the place of business or site for which this permit is granted. It shall be the responsibility of the permittee to contact the Fire Marshal's Office for final inspection of the permitted activity. ; 04/24/07 Date Autho ze p W. Messer . Fire Marshal _ .-- , � ¢,,,;E y'� 1�,,�.�� _-�.� �`l,'�� .� ; , t '* . �:- ...; CITY�QF F"�DLE'� �� , FTR�:DE�'.ART`MEl'�T . ., � ` :' FTRE I�ARSHAL�� FFICE� , .. . �; .; r .4 I�EPARTMENT 4�'FIR�,PR�'�E�+TTIC11� .. Construction Permit Plan Review Date: Apri119,2007 Address: 80 44�Avenue,N.E.; Burlington Northem Santa Fe Railroad Yard Projec� Install 4000 Gallon AGST for Storage and closed system of stored product metered for diesel fuel additive Requested Permi� Tank Installation Peimit The conditions contained herein shall be considered as requirements for the proposed project. A written response or additional documents may be necessary and are due prior to completion of the Final Inspection and approval for issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy. You may contact the Office of the Fire Marshal at (763) 572-3621 for additional inf orniation. The product proposed for storage and closed system use is Unichem 7542. The MSDS accompanying pernut application shows a flashpoint of 115°F using a test method of TCC. This product is designated as a Class II combustible liquid by 2003 MSFC Section 3402. 1. Does the scope of the requested permit include the piping installation? The installation of piping ma.y require a City of Fridley Mechanical Perxnit issued by the Cit�s Inspection Department and may involve testing if required bythe State of Minnesota Mechanical Code. Testing is also mandated bythe 2003 MSFC, 3403.6.3 which requires piping to be tested compliant with quoted provision prior to being buried,enclosed or placed in use. 2. Tanks shall be tested,including the interstitial space in double wall tanks prior to being placed into service in accordance with NFPA 30:2-8. (2003 MSFC 3404.2.12.1) 3. Supports for tanks which are elevated more than 12 inches above grade shall have a fire resistance rating of not less than two hours in accordance with fire exposure criteria in ASTM E 1529. (2003 MSFC 3404.2.9.1.3) 4. Please provide information concerning the anticipated operating pressure of this tank. 5. Construction af supports,foundations,anchorages,stairs,platforn�s and walkways shall be in accordance with NFPA 30 and the State of Minnesota Building Code. Construction may require a City of Fridley Building Permit issued by the Cit�s Inspection Department. 6. Tank venting and emergency venting shall be installed on tank Nornial venting shall be compliazit with 2003 MSFC Sections 3404.2.7.3.1 through 3404.2.7.3.6 and emergency venting compliant with provisions required by 2003 MSFC 3404.2.7.4 NFPA 30:2-3.6. 7. Tank openings other than vents including filling,emptying,vapor recovery and manual gauging for C7ass II liquids shall be compliant with�003 MSFC 3404..2.7.5.1 through 3404.2.7.5.8. When connections are designed to be made or broken,such connections shall be closed and liquid tight when not in use. They shall also be properly identified. (2003 MSFC 3404.2.7.5.6) 8. Protection against vapor release (see 2003 MSFC 3404.2.7.5.7) and overfill prevention for Class II liquids (see 2003 MSFC 3404.2.7.5.8 and 3404.2.9.6.6) shall also be installed on tank as required. 9. The tank sha11 be installed to and protected in accordance with the requirements for outdoor storage of the material involved and maxked with product identification in the form prescribed byNFPA 704. Specific R entrances and locations designated bythe code official mayrequire NFPA 704 marking as needed. (2003 MSFC 2703.2.4.2 and MSFC 2705.3) 10. Emergencyisolation valves for AGST's with connections below norn�al liquid level shall be provided with internal or esxternal isolation valves as requ.ired in 2003 MSFC Section 3403.6.7. 11. An approved monitoring method shall be provided to detect hazardous material in the secondary containment system. (SFMD AST Plan Review Fact Sheet,Section 6.5) 12. Material Safety Data Sheets for this product shall be readily available on site. (2003 MSFC 2703.4) 13. A No Smoking area shall be observed within 25 feet of the proposed storage tank. Approved signs shall be placed at the tank and all entrances to the tank area as prescribed in 2003 MSFC 2703.7.1 (2 &3) 14. Personnel responsible for the operation of the proposed storage area shall be familiar with nature of proposed storage and appropriate mitigation actions in the event of fire. Responsible shall also be trained to serve as liaison personnel to the fire department in the event of an emergency. (2003 MSFC 2703.9.1 and 2703.9.1.1) 15. Storage areas shall be secured against unauthorized entry. (2003 MSFC 2703.9.2) 16. Vehicle impact protection compliant with 2003 MSFC Section 312 shall be provided to protect storage tanks,connected piping and valves and fittings where subject to vehicular damage. (2003 MSFC 2703.9.3) 17. Electrical wiring and equipment shall be listed and approved for its purpose and installed to provision of NFPA Standard 70,National Electrical Code and may require a State of Minnesota.Electrical Permit issued by the City of Fridley Inspections Department. 18. Separation of incompatible materials shall be maintained compliant with 2003 MSFC 2703.9.8. (Note: MSDS lists incompatible materials to avoid as contact with strong oxidizing agents,strong alkalies and strong mineral acids. 19. Approved portable fire extinguishers shall be provided in accordance with 2003 MSFC Section 906 and NFPA Standard 10. 20. Contractor shall contact tivs office for testing and inspection when project is completed. 21. Please furnish this office with a certificate of manufacture including serial number,date of manufactiu�e,UL standard to which the tank was constructed and other pertinent information included on the plate which is not visible on the picture forwarded byEMR Reviewed by Ra1ph Messer,Fire Marshal cc Ron Julk�wski, Chief Building Official Kevin Hanson,Mechanical Inspector �� U er� � �i�a� ns ct�a *' R , �� . �� ` �� _�� . � �� CITY OF FRIDLEY �° � �� `" �` � �,� _ ,�� FfRE DEPARTMENT �m�� t �� „ � � 6431 University Avenue NE � �� '�,��,4 �, � � a��'� , �E� �� a Fridley, Minnesota 55432 ,'�<�� ,��/��►� � �,� � ��" � �j� � � '�``�� 3 1 x �;., � � � °"sa�z, -5'`� r (763)572-3621 or (763) 572-3612 ��i �� ,�� °"�� (fax) (763) 572-8825 � �� ,� �'��' `�� ° g �', �`�� `�'��' �� ,�ilr.,; � ;' Nearest BNSF building:4059 East River Road, Minneapolis,MN 55421 JOB ADDRESS: BNSF Railway Company NAME OF BUSINESS: DESCRIPTION OF REQUESTED PERMIT(S): Installation of 4,000 gallon double walled UL142 rated above ground storage tank for flamable fuel additive. Site plan, material safety data sheet, and tank design drawings are attached. Tank to be located at the BNSF Railway Northtown facility/ocated in Fridley,Minnesota. ERC ID# (Hazardous Materials)If applicable: COST VALUAT/ON OF JOB(Required): $125,000 PERMIT FEE: $ 150.00 DATE WORK SCHEDULED: April 1,2007 (NOTE:FEE SCHEDULE ON REVERSE SIDE) OWNER:BNSF Railway Company OWNER ADDRESS: c%Robert Kale,Manager Env. Operations 3001st St. SW, PO Box 986 OWNER PHONE; 701-667-2212 Mandan, North Dakota 59538 CONTRACTOR:MBA Engineering, Inc. ADDRESS: State Lic#: 14022 Lincoln Street NE Ham Lake, MN 55304 PHONE# 763-450-3808 Permit, if granted, is subject to compliance with applicable codes,ordinances and regulations governing the above-described operations. Permit is non-assignable and shall be maintained in the place of business or site for which this permit is granted. It shall be the responsibility of the permittee to contact the Fire Marshal's Office for final inspection of the permitted activity. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: _ ��`�o�- S Date Permit Applicant ' EMR-Inc. . 5301 East River Road,Suite 114 ; Minneapolis,MN 55421 • (763)277-5200 . � (763)277-5201(fax) � i�ii'. � d�u�iiFE��r I ��,, ��i — � ��i � ii ` ��r:�s� ° x�r�� I��Ii( �� i��P°i -� � d I� II i . ",- �I"�'C«�i��` i ��(� � �'a „.,.i i �'�� et k"�"�' '�-�, r tzii��'gg'��`�''" "�.,'�+s � i"� �III i i i � t � � �f� q i � � i i � IY� �� , i r , , ,.�; ��r i�+��'«�� r^�r"�� Idih��hl n' � (I(I�i . . . . . ..:.T,.r y�i� .+�i�T.� (�i:�j� � �.� 0��t�1�lSri�ll�;�� G� � EMR Project Number: 7439-061 To: Mr.Messer,Fridley Fire Marshal From: Tanya Drake,EMR for BNSF Railway Date: 3/8/07 Re: Permit Application Submittal ❑ Urgent �Fa Revie�w ❑ Please Commerrt ❑ Pl�se Reply ❑ Please R�ecy�Cle . • . • . . . • . . Mr. Messer, Thank you for your assistance during the permitting process. Enclosed please find an application for installation of a 4,000 gallon fuel tank at the BNSF facility in Fridley, Minnesota. This tank is to be located in the portion of the facility along East River Road south of the 2.2 Million gallon fuel tank on the site as depicted on drawing SKl. Also enclosed are tank and piping specification drawings, an MSDS for the Unichem 7542 that will be stored in the tank, and a check for the pernut fee of$150. Please feel free to call me at 763-277-5200 with any questions or comments related to this tank permit. As discussed, BNSF would like to proceed with installation as quickly as possible to meet an April 1, 2007 operation date. Tanya Drake � FE � � c � • • ...M:�BNSF17439 RJ Kale(JCunningham)\06 SPCC�Lubricity wver letter.doc h �M `�5:, Yk �.._. � r��;ai..e_ n a.:.,=�9a' ,��N�;h I�I�i�i', �p � ��.:� �T .:r, .�4 �k�.:��ea . � Tahle of Contents for UL 142 Page 1 of 3 ' tl��1��'�t�rS U L...StandardslnfoNe# �° ��+�� Table of Contents for UL Standards Table of Contents for UL 142 ; s�r�e f�r t�C�1�4� . Cover • Transmittal • Table of Contents • Body o Part ■ INTRODUCTION ■ 1 Scope ■ 2 General ■ 2.1 Units of Measurement ■ 2.2 Undated references ■ 3 Glossary ■ CONSTRUCTION -ALL TANKS ■ 4 Capacities and Dimensions ■ 5 Materials ■ 6 Joints ■ 7 Tank Connections ■ 8 Venting ■ 9 Manholes ■ 10 Fill, Drain, and Gauge Openings ■ 11 Painting o PART I -PRIMARY CONTAINMENT TANKS ■ Section ■ HORIZONTAL CYLINDRICAL CONSTRUCTIONS ■ 12 General ■ 13 Construction ■ 13.1 Capacities and dimensions ■ 13.2 Steel thickness ■ 13.3 Heads and head joints . ■ 13.4 Compartment tank construction ■ VERTICAL CYLINDRICAL CONSTRUCTIONS ■ 14 General ■ 15 Construction ■ 15.1 Capacities and dimensions ■ 15.2 Steel thickness ■ 15.3 Tank top(roofl ■ 15.4 Tank bottom (floor) ■ RECTANGULAR CONSTRUCTIONS ■ 16 General ■ 17 Construction ■ 17.1 General http://ulstandardsinfonet.ul.com/tocs/tocs.asp?doc=s&fn=0142.toc 3/20/2007 , Ta�le of Contents for UL 142 Page 2 of 3 ■ 17.2 Steel thickness ■ 18 Performance ■ 18.1 Hydrostatic strength test ■ 18.2 Top load test o PART II -SECONDARY CONTAINMENT TANKS ■ Section ■ ALL SECONDARY CONTAINMENT TANK CONSTRUCTIONS ■ 19 General ■ HORIZONTAL CYLINDRICAL CONSTRUCTIONS ■ 20 General ■ 21 Construction ■ VERTICAL CYLINDRICAL CONSTRUCTIONS ■ 22 General ■ 23 Construction ■ 23.1 General ■ 23.2 Tank bottom (floor) ■ RECTANGULAR CONSTRUCTIONS ■ 24 General ■ 25 Construction ■ 26 Pertormance Test ■ 26.1 Hydrostatic strength test ■ 26.2 Top load test o PART III - DIKED TANKS ■ 27 General ■ 27.1 Details ■ 27.2 Dike capacity ■ 28 Construction ■ 28.1 All diked tanks ■ 28.2 Open top dike constructions ■ 28.3 Closed top dike constructions ■ 29 Performance Tests ■ 29.1 General ■ 29.2 Buoyancy test ■ 29.3 Hydrostatic load test o PART IV-TANK SUPPORTS ■ 30 General ■ 30.1 All constructions ■ 30.2 Horizontai cylindrical tank constructions ■ 30.3 Vertical cylindrical tank constructions ■ 30.4 Rectangular tank constructions ■ 31 Construction ■ 31.1 General ■ 31.2 Saddles ■ 32 Performance Tests o PART V-TANK ACCESSORIES, COMPONENTS,AND SPECIAL CONSTRUCTIONS ■ 33 General ■ 33.1 All types ■ 33.2 Materials ■ 34 Ladders ■ 35 Stairs ■ 36 Runways http://ulstandardsinfonet.ul.com/tocs/tocs.asp?doc=s&fn=0142.toc 3/20/2007 Table of Contents for UL 142 Page 3 of 3 ■ 37 Heating Coils and Hot Wells ■ 38 Sumps o Part ■ PERFORMANCE TEST METHODS ■ 39 Tank Leakage Test ■ 39.1 Caution ■ 39.2 Primary containment tanks ■ 39.3 Secondary containment tanks ■ 40 Hydrostatic Strength Test � ■ 40.1 General ■ 40.2 Test apparatus ■ 40.3 Primary containment tanks ■ 40.4 Secondary containment tanks ■ 41 Top Load Test ■ 42 Buoyancy Test ■ 43 Hydrostatic Load Test ■ 44 Tank Support Load Test ■ MANUFACTURING AND PRODUCTION TESTS . ■ 45 Primary and Secondary Containment Tanks ■ 46 Diked Tanks ■ MARKINGS ■ 47•General ■ 48 Marking Elements ■ 48.1 All tanks ■ 48.2 Compartment tanks ■ 48.3 Secondary containment tanks ■ 48.4 Diked tanks ■ 48.5 Rectangular tanks ■ 49 Marking Method and Location • APPENDIX ACapacity and Wetted Area Tables • CANADIAN REQUIREMENTS COMPARISON GUIDE CRG 142UL AND CANADIAN STANDARDS FOR STEEL ABOVEGROUND TANKS FOR FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS • Superseded List "r• � ...� ��^• ",� � 'x��,'1i,��••ti.�� .�:�L"`�i�Fbf _�w��e+ww#:��irfi+� http://ulstandardsinfonet.ul.com/tocs/tocs.asp?doc=s&fn=0142.toc 3/20/2007 MATERIAL SAFETY DA7A SHEET . Product Name:UNICHEM 7542 : . pa�e 1 : ... . . BJ CHEMICAL SERVICES ,�. .w..........'-: :..:: ..,-�' . MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHE�T. � . ��I'�� Section:'D1 PRODUCT IDENT=FICATION " ' . ------------------"------___------___`---------�-p-`___-'--"_-------'---_'- __ _ BJ Ci3EMICAL SERVIC£S Emergency 7e_e hone CHEM"'REC (BDOy924-9300 ,' 707 N. LEECH Previous Version Date 12/10/04 � HOBBS, NM 88291-1494 Date Prepared 1/OS/O5 • :. TELEPHONE:(505)393-7751 Version: OO00002 ProducY Name: UNICREM i�}a : � . Trade Name: 6ue1 Additive . Chemical Descriptiori:. . • .. • Proprietary blend � Section: 02^F1A2ARDOL'S T_NG:tEDIEN?S � ' ' . ______..----___..------------------�--__..----.._______---�.._.___.._ _ ..g Component Name CAS#' � �n e . � � . . heavy aromatic distillate D69132--OD=3 ' t 503 ethylbenzene OOa1D0-A7-9 c. 5�k xylene 001330-20-7 c 5� � ' , : naphthalene OQ0091-20-3� <.. 1� : SEction 03 PHYSICAZ pATA � � -------'-------- --- - r ' � 25 Deg.P. pH: NONE �. � �� M��;'��ility in wal-er: Insoluble `�ra ce �nd Odor: Clear, dark amber liquid; sl_ght odor. Sec�fon: 09`FI�E AND EXPLOST_ON HAZARD DATA ' . . ' -------- � -�.- -1�-"--------------'----------"�------_"�---^--��-��--�.._...._��--- ' . . .. .' � . CQ2, dry chemical, wate: spray or fog, or foam. Use water to : � keep containers cool. Isclate "Puel" aupply =rcm fize. Contaia fire fighting liqcids.:or proper disposal. � Special Fire Fighting Procedures Ao not enter confined Pire space without proper perapnal' protective equipment. including NIOSH approved self-contained : � breathing apparatus with full facepiece operated in the positive pressure demand mode. Do not inject a solid strearn ' of water or fosm into hoC, burnir.g pools; this may cause � splatt�ring and increase flre intensity. Evacuate personriel to a aafe area. Keep unr.ecessary people away. � Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards � ' • . 'his material is combUs�ible and under certain conditiohs nay release vapors that pose a severe fire hazard. These . , .'. : vapora may tXavel along the qround ox be moved by ventilation and ignited by pilot 2:ghts, other flames, • " sparks, heaters, smokir_g, alectrica3. motors, static . . dischargo, or other �gnition sources at locations distdnt . . •� from material handling paint. Containers nay explade `rom � � inteznal pressure if confined to a fire. Keep unnecessary : , __people_away`---_�_..---..__....___..__..-----------------------.�______�____..�____---�__ : � • � Section: 05 HEALTH HAZARD DA7A • : �ffects of Overexposure � Eye Contact: may cause irritation and corneal swelling. . Double vision may be present. Skin Cor.tact: may cause irritatiort, pain, sv+ellinq, ' : drying, defatYing, reddening, dermatitis, sens'_tization . ' : And bJ.istering. . ; Inhalation: may Cause irritation'of nasal and " respiratory passages, headaches, dizziness, nausea� , vomiting, weakness, coughing, sneezing, loss of • coordination, bJ.urxed vision, drowsiness, confusion, lo9s � oE consciousr.ess, l•remois, resniratcry depression, convulsions, hemolysis, r_ama or death. . Ingeatian: may oa�se irritation. 1'his materia3 can • . . directly enter the lunqs durinq the act o£ swallowing or . vom'_tinq. Onca in the luriga iC is very difficult to remove ; :. � MATERIAL SA�E'TY DATA SHEET... . , .. . . . produat Name:UNICH�M 7542 : .. .. Page 2 and can cause severe injury nr deata: Medical Conditions Aggravated By EXpbsure: indivicivals with congenital erythrocyte gluoose-6-phosphate dehydroger_ase dc£ic�ency may be particularly susCeptible to the hemolytic effects of naphthalene. ' " Additional Infornatioa: repeaCed appl=cation of heavy aroma�ic distillate to t:=e s:cin of raCs resu_ted :n severe . . „ skin irritation at the site of contact whicT resulted ir ' . ' crackinq, peel:r,g and scarring. Inhalation exposure Caused ; : , decreas�d body weights a�d death of one female but no ' � observable gross pathological efPects in s•arviving animals. � ". :his product contains xylene� a chemical that has been reported ta cause develo�nental toxicity in rats and mice, � � ...' sxposed by inhalation dur!ng pregnancy. 7�ese effects . � � . included delayed developTent and r.iinor skele�al variations. .' " ' Additiona'_ly, when prean�nt m-ce were Exposed by ingestior.'. � to a ?evel that killed nearly one-third of t:�e test group; . . � letrality (resoYptions) and nalformatior.s (primarily c1ePt ' . palate! occurred. Malfor:�ations have not been reported 'ollowinq inhalation exposure. Becavse of the very high' : . levels of exposure used in these studies, it is not believed that their results imply an ir,cxeased risk of " ' . reproductive toxici.ty to workers exposed to xylene levgl5 � at ar below the exposure star_dard. Mixed xylenes have been „ :. . shown to cavse heariag loss in rats exposed to 8D0 ppm in , tho air L•or 19 hours per day for six weeks. Although no information is availab-e fcr loWer concentraCions, other . " chemicals that cause h�aring loss in rata at relatively :. . high concentrations da not Cause hearing loss at low ' : " concentrations. • This product eontains ciunene: Rats esposed to L:igh . . ; ' concentrations had inereases :n weighta of livar, kidr.eys ' ' and adrenais, and microscapit chanqes in the kidneys. • . ' This product contains naphthalene: Overexposure to . ' naphthalene by inhalaCion, inqestion or skin canCact may � produce signa and symptons of headache, fever, profuse ' sweating, aausea, abdominal pain, diarrhea, lethargy, ' ' tremors, convt�lsions, evidence oE bla�d changea, includ+r.g � ' hematuri.a and hemogiobinuria, ancf opl•ic neuritis. Lab '. ' � � . . animals given repeated oral dosea of naphthalene havt ' deve2oped cataracis. " ' ' . 2his prodcct contsina ethylbenzene. In studies ' ' ' conducted by the National Toxicology Program, ethylbenzene � .. has been found Co cause carcinegenic activity. • """ •� This product ccnCains.a trace amount o: benzene, a substance knawn to the state of Cal3foinia to cause . � cancer. � 3his prodvat bontains'a' trace amount of toluene, a : substance known to the state of CaiiEornia to cause reproductive toxicity. ' Target Organs: eyes, skin, lungs, liver, kidneqs and . . , CNS. . , .... Emerqtanay'and F'irst Aid Proc�ddres . SICIN wash w:Ch soap antl watcr. Remove contaminated clothing and lavnder eontaminated cl�thing be�ore reuse. Get raedf.cal , ' • . attention i_ redness or irritation develops. � BYE9 . ; s^lush eyEs ir.uned:ately with 3arge amovnts oP water 'for at . � least 25 minutes. �.ift 1.ower and upper li.ds occasianally. • . : Get nadical ettenCion'.. I:iHALATION ' . . [temove victim to L'resh air. Give artificial respiratiori if ' ' . not breat:�ing. I: bteathinq is diif<_culC, ad:�inister oxygen. , . tCeep person wazm� quiet 'and get medical attenL'ion. . " . INGESTTON ' .. "' Ca11 a physici�n immediately. Give victim a gla'se of vater: � � _ Do NOT induce vrnniting +aniess instructed by a physician ar "' • ' ' ' � : poison cor�trol center. Never give ar.ything by mouth to an ' unconscious persor.. � SecCion: 05 REAC2IVITY~DA'fA. ' �-- --- -- --- ---"------------------------"_-------..._........__..__------'----- . � �). Y+rn:`e . S A`"Y�t� or.ditions'`�0 nvoid None knoatt. • MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Prndu�#Name:UNfCHEM 7542 Page�. . . Incornpatibility (Materia,a tc P.void) . Avoid ccntact with strong oxidizing agents, strong alkalies, and strong nineral acids. HAzartlous DecompositiOn Products � . Ther:nal decomposition nr cambustian may produce smoke, carbon monaxide and carbon dioxide. " Hazardous Polymeriz8tion May Occur{y=yes/N�No}; N � Hazazdovs Polymerization -- Conditions ta Avoid � � • None ..___--..�__..._..-----_'_..��....--- -"-�-------_ Sect•ion: 07 SPILI, OR LEAK PROCEDURES � . ' --�----------------------------------.._�.�..____.._----___ Steps to be Taken if Material is Released or Sp'lled ' Eliminate saurces oi ign_tion. Persons r.ot wear r.g su3.tdble:. , personal protective equipment shauld be excluded from area of spill until clean-up has been completed. Shut off sourc�,: . of spill lf possible to do so without hazard. Prevent nater-' , • ial from entering sewers or watercourses. Provide adequate ; venCilation. Contain epilled materials w`L•h sand or earth. : " Recover cndamag¢d and mir.imally contaminated material £or , ; . �� zeuse or reclanation. Place all collected material and spill • � absorbents into DOT approved containers. � ; Advise authorities, Tf this product is an EPA hazardbus ' � � � � ' substanCe (see Seetion ).0), noCify tk:e U.S.EPA and/or t1Ye� . �� : : . � National Response Center. Additional notiiicaLion pursuant"'. . to SAR1� Section 302/304 f40 CFR 355) may also be required. Waste Disposal Method . ' . , . TreaCment, sYorage transpbrtatiori ard disposal must be in .' • accordance with EPA oz State regulations under authority'oi '. � : , the �esource Conservation and Recovery Act (9� CFR 260-271) .. " • if• product requires disposal, ignitability {D�0'1 would be. ' . • applicable. . . Scction: 08 SPECIALyPROTc�CTIVE INFORMAYION `Respizatory Frotection , If workplace exposure limit(sy of product or ar.y component is exceeded, an NIOSH/MSHA approved air suppiied tespirator' . _s advised in absence o� proper environmental control. OSHA. " regulations also permit other NIOSH/MSHA respirators ' ',.' (negative pressure organic vapor type) under specified • condit�ons. �ngineering or. admirtistrative contro's should : � be implemented to reduce exposure. �. " . VenCilation , The use o£ rnechtanicai dilution ventilatioh is reComrier.ded ' whenever this product is used in contlned spaces, is heated ' . . . abovo ambi.ent tenperatuzes ar is aqitated. When applicable, ' , ' ' suP�icient loca: ventilation should be pxovided to aainCatn � etaployee e:cposures beloa safe working limits (TWA's}, � ' Protective Gloves . . . � ' Neoprene, n=trile, polyvinyl alcoh'ol (2VA), polyvinyl chloride SPVC>. . . ' ' Sye Proteotion . Chemical splash goqgles or faoe shield in conpliance uith • OSRA requlatio[�s is advised; however OSHA regclations also percnits safety glasses under certain conditions. The use.of':' " ' � " contact lenses is not reco:nmended. • � ' � . . Other Protective Eqcipi�ent . � � � ' � . � � Eye wash and sdfety shoWer � ; �. Section: 09 SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS • ' . ' : ^psecautions to be Takenyir. Handlinq and Storinq ` ". � : Avoid cor.tact xith eyes,, ski.n or clothinq. e�void bYeathing. '. " "" ' , vnpors or mist. 3eep away from heat, sparks, and open flar.ies: ; and never use a cutting Lorch or. or nea= container (even � • empty) or explosi.or. �aay result. Vapors may travel to areas ' ' .. away �rotr, the work site and ignite. „ � Other Precautions • . . Cor.L•ainers of this material may be hazardous when ertptied. . � 81nce empCied containers retain product' reaidves (vapor, � � liquid, and/or solid), all hazard precauti.ons given in the . ". .' data sheet nust be observed_ Do r.ot transfer to improperly � marked cnntainer. Do not use prnssure to empty container. , " Do not c�:t, heat; xeld. 'or expose conta{nezs ta flame or . . othez sources o: ignition. Keep container closed. Us� with'., • MATERiAL SAFETY DA7A SHEE7., . :. Product Nam+a: UNICH�M 7542 : .: . Page 4 adequaCe ventilation. wash' thoroughly ef[er hand2ing: Containers should be grounded and bond�d to receivinq . container(s) when beina emptied. Cor.tainers should noC b� washed ouY and used Por �[her p�rposes. FOR ZNDUSTRTAL USE ONLX --------------- - "---'_ ^ Section: 10 [:£GULATORY INF�C�MA7ION .. ---"-----------"--'----------__...._---------'------'�... _-4_--'------^^ Ssperfund Amendments and Reauthorixation Act Of J.986(SARA) Title III " Section 302/309-Sxtremely Hazardous Substaaces (40 Cr^R 355) . ; SARA requires emergency planning baaed on �hreshold Plannirg : Quantities (TPQs) and release repo=ting based on Reportable , Qvantities fRQs) in �10 CFR 355 {used for SARA 302, 309, 311 . and 312). T'�es� valves are subj�ct to chanqe and the . : " requlatieas should be consul.ted to veri=p curxent statuto'ry. • ' requiremer.ts. � . • Components 'pre'sent.in this nroduct et a level which . . could require reporting under the statute are: . " ' Component xame It4 . TPQ ! [tange •.NONEi* Section 311/312 Chemical inventory Reporting Requirements (40 CFR 370} The Superfur.d hmendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA} may require submissio� of reports (cher.�ical list, MSDS, Tier - 6 ' �. , Tier II) to the State �mergency Reaponse Commission� Local � Emergency Responae Co�nnittee and the Iocal. fire departmcnt. '... The SARA physical and health hazards relat�d to this product are: � X Acute'Health'Haxard SuBden Release'of Pressure X Fire . .. X Chronic Health Hazard, Reactive . � � Settion 313-List of Toxio Chemicala (40 CFR 372) ' This producC contains the tollowincj toxic chemicals subject : ' to the reporting requi:ements of Section 313 oP the .. : ' ' Emorgency P:anninq ar.d Community Right-to-TCnow Act oi '•_486 ' . . (40 CF?t 372). ?his information shoald be ir.cluded ir. ai.l ' • . '. ' : ' �1SDSe that are copied and distributed for t?�is material. ,. ; . � : Component Name CAS # $ Range . , ' � . , ". ethylbenzene 000100-41-9'< 57� • ' . xylene 001330-20-7 < 5� . nxphih�lene 000091-20-3 < 1'1 . CERCLA, 90 CPlt �61 AND 342 ' The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensatibn,'afid Liability Act of 1980 iCE[tCLA) requires zoti=ication of the . National R.esponse CenYe: 1-800-92A�8802 of any release of a Hazardous SubsL'ances Qqual to or greater than the reportable . quanYities (RQs) listed in 90CFR 3D2.4. Va_Ues are qiven i� pounds for Lhe component and not the nixture, if applicable:'. ' . " ' (These values are sub�ect to change and tht regulatioaa sho�ld be consulled to verify current statutory levels.) Componctnt Name CAS � CERCLA RQ . ethylbentene ODOl0U=9T-4 lODO , � xyler.e 001330-29-7 100 • naphthalene o00091-20-3 100 : • OSHA Exposure Litaits: , Component Mame • heavy aromatio distillate ; ' ; IwA ppm: lOD.O TWA MG/M3: 900.0 . . ethylbenzene • TWA ppm: 100.0 'eWA MG/M3: 935.0 ST£L ppm: 125.0 STEL MG/M3: 595.0 . ' . xylene TwA ppm: 100.�J TWA ;�TG;M3: /i35.0 STEL ppm: 150.0 STr'L MG/M3: 655.Q • naphthalen� � TwA ppm: 10,0 TPtA MG/M3: 50.tl STEL pp-n: 15.0 STEL MG�M3i. 75.0 • � National F'ire Protection Agenay . 2 Health 2 sire . ; 0 Reactive Other .. • Department a£' 7ransportation Shipping Tnformation : . • ' . " proper Shipping N�:ne: Flammable liquids, n.o.s. " : Hazard Class: 3 Tdenti'ical•ion: UN1943 � " Packaginq Group: PG ==I � �. Contains: xylene, ethylbe'nzene , � • Hazardous Substance RQ:.. 2000� Emergency Response Guide Nuinbar: 128 • � ' Labels: Flammable liquid . '. • ' _ � Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA}, 90 CFR 261 ' This product. ox components if prodvct is a mixtvze, is/are'. . listed on the Toxic Suhstances Control Att fTSCA) inventory, _' , , �..___.._. . _.__...-- --._ .... .. MAT�RIAL SA�E7Y DA1'A SHE�'�:.: . . . _, Product Name:UNICHEM 7542 Page 5 Section 10 information is to remain attached tc the material' safety data sheeC for this product. While SJ CH�MICAL SERVICES believes that the above data is " correct, SJ CHEMICAL SER�/ICES express2y d=sclaims liability for any loss or in�ury arising out of the use of this � . informaCion or the use cf any materia:s designeted. END OF MSDS - - !' � � f �� I DEFINITIONS ` 202 � � � � � � � �"i i �'. which has a 1 percent(100-year flood)or greater cha�ce af a�»k ��pe 1 Factory-built package, muldple production. Pri- �� curring in any given year. ' �ly t�sed in family living environment. Usually the , il � u , st unitphysically and in function output. BATHROOM.A room containing a bathtub,show�,�a�'_ ,,�� _ ° .�;,.�� e�'.�acto built acka e,multi le roduction.Used in similar bathing fixture. � �'- p g p p �ts��ss with direct intercourse of the function with the BOILER.A closed heating appliance intended tq sup�ly hQt ��.��t designed for use in individual family living en- water or steam for space heating, processu►g or pu�ex�-, �� poses.Low-pressure boilers operate at press.ures 1�ss�'��4x 4��, equal to 15 pounds per square inch(psi)(103 lc��)��bi'��di �,+��,3`4�ese ragulations,subsequent amendments thereto,or and 160 psi(1103 kPa)for water.High-pressure bailers o�ra�e �^��?g�ttcy rule or regulation that the administrative au- at pressures exceeding those pressures. �,��J�t�0.$jurisdiction haslawfully adopted. BOILER ROOM.A room primarily utilized for t��Sins#�t'�� 4��`�+'�C�AL.The officer or other designated suthority tion of a boiler. c� ' s�l,t�i t�e admnnistrarion and enforcement of this code, BRAZED JOINT.A gas-tight joint obtained by the jo#nt��a� �� , �`��r��sentative. metal parts with metallic mixtures or alloys whi�fi mep��I�� ASSEMBLY.Wall,floor,ceiling or other temperature above 1,000°F(538°C),but lower th�n thE�e�l�1 a��t�!a�u�ted of one or more component materials that ; ing temperature of the parts to be joined. a��b�C C�'�4�etl as"nonCombustible. � ! gRAZING. A metal joining process wherein coaleScett��.i� � � ' '��S.Anyliquictshavingafleshpoint ; produced by the use of a nonferrous filler metal ha�+img a s��t- ;'� �'�Z,;a�nd that are divided into the follow- � x� � '' ing point above 1,000°F (538°C), but lower than�lia�k1F'�e � "rv , �' h � base metal being joined.The filler material is d�st�ibut�ct be;- '' � � ��g � po�� or above 100°F ;Y tween the closely fitted surfaces of the joint by c�pillary attrac- � ' � Q o �� '%��w 1,�Q�a,�,(�,C)• � tion. G�gs�y Ltyuids having flash points at or above 140°F M BTU.Abbreviation for British thermal unit,whiah isthe q1�� C,��e��b�t�w 20�°F(93°C). tity of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 pound(434 g) � of water 1°F(0.56°C)(1 Btu= 1055 J). ��is�.Liquids having flash points at ar above 200°F � BUILDING�Any structure oceupi�si or intended�`a�su�I��- - ��fy�� , , �:, ing or sheltering any occupancy. et7r1V��F�"1"�+BL�1V�TERIAL.Any material not defined as � CHIMNEY.A prirnarily vertical structure containing clne or noticomb�astii�te. a I' more flues, for the purpose of carrying gaseous products af CplyY,g��,��i,in the�qntext,of this code,refers to the rapid combustion and air from a fuel-burning applianc�to the out- oxidatian:of f�ue1 a�p�atii�d t�Y the p�oduc�on of heat or heat „` side atmosphere. aud lighl. Factory-bufft chimney.A listed and labeled chimney-eom- ��'��11i At�t. Air necessary.for complete combus- posed of factory-made components,assembled in the field �Q�a�'a��t,��ding t}ieoretical air and excess air. in accordance with manufacturer's instructions and the:con- COMBU3`TIQN CHAMBER.The portion of an appliance dirions of the listing. within w�iich cpmbustion occurs. � Masonry c6imney.A field-constructed chimney composed of solid masonry units,bricks,stones or concrete. COMBUSI'�ON'PRODUCTS. Constituents resulting from the combusti0n of a fuel with the oxygen of the air,including �� Metal chimney.A field-constructed chimney of inetaL �e inert gases,but exciuding excess sir. �� CHIMNEY CONNECTOR. A pipe that connects a fuel- CQ,�ERCIAL FOOD HEAT PROCESSING APPLI- � burning appliance to a chimney. ANCES.Appliances used in a food-processing establishment ii CLEARANCE.The minimum distance through air measured for heat-processing food or utensils,and which produce grease i', between the heat-producing surface of the mechanical appli- vapors,steam,fumes,smoke or odors that are required to be re- ance,device or equipment and the surface of the combustible moved thtough a local exhaust ventilarion system.Such appli- material or assembly. ances include deep fat fiyers; upright broilers; griddles; broilers; fry grills; steam-jacketed kettles; hot-top ranges; N CLOSED COMBUSTION SOLID FUEL BURNING AP- charbroilers;ovens;bazbecues;rotisseries;and similar appli- i;;, M PLIANCE.A heat-producing appliance that employs a com- ��,For the purpose of this definition,a food-processing es- � en bustion chamber having no openings other than the flue collar, �blishment shall include any building or a portion thereofused � M fuel charging door,and adjustable openings provided to con- for the processing of food. N trol the amount of combustion air that enters the combustion N chamber and includes doors with gaskets or flanges that pemut COMMERCIAL KITCAEN COOKING APPLIANCES. N '"I' M ti ht closure and lass or ceramic panels which must be tightly Extra-hea du cooking appliance. Extra-heavy duty N N g g N,sealed or gasketed at their frames. cooking app ances include appliances using solid fuel such N CLOTHES DRYER An appliance used to dry wet laundry by as wood,charcoal,briquettes,and mesquite as the PrimarY N ' means of heat.Dryer classifications are as follows: source of heat for cooking. M , '°� MINNESOTA MECHANICAL CODE �h CHAPTER 13 FUEL OIL PIPING AND STORAGE SECTION 1301 TABLE 1302.3 GENERAL FUEL OIL PIPING 1301.1 Scope.This chapter shall govern the design, installa- MATERIAL STANDARD(se�C r ts) tion,construction and repair of fuel-oil storage and piping sys- Brass i ASTM B 43 tems.The storage of fuel oil exceeding the quantity limitation Brass tubin ASTM B 135 of this chapter and itammable and combustible liquids shall be in accordance with the Internationai Fire Code. Co r or co er-allo i ASTM B 42;ASTM B 302 1301.2 Storage and piping systems.Fuel-oil storage systems Copper or copper-alloy tubing AS1'M B 75;ASTM B 88; shall comply with the International Fire Code.Fuel-oil piping ( e K,L or M) ASTM B 280 systems shall comply with the requirements of this code. Labeled i (see Secdon 1302.4 ~ 1301.3 Fuel type.An appliance shall be designed for use with Nonmetallic i e ASTM D 2996 the type of fuel to which it will be connected. Such appliance Steel i e ASTM A 53;ASTM A 106 shall not be converted from the fuel specified on the rating plate for use with a different fuel without securing reapproval from Steel tubin ASTM A 254;ASTM A 539 the code officiaL 1301.4 Fuel tanks,piping and valves.The tank, piping and valves for appliances burning oil shall be installed in accor- SECTION 1303 dance with the requirements of this chapter.When an oil burner �OINTS AND CONNECTIONS is served by a tank,any part of which is above the level of the burner inlet connection and where the fuel supply line is taken 1303.1 Approval. Joints and connections shall be approved - from the top of the tank,an approved antisiphon valve or other and of a type approved for fuel-oil piping systems.All threaded siphon-breaking device shall be instalied in lieu of the shutoff joints and connections shall be made tight with suitable lubri- valve. cant or pipe compound.Unions requiring gaskets or packings, right or left couplings,and sweat fittings employing solder hav- ing a melting point of less than 1,000°F(538°C)shall not be SECTION 1302 used in oil lines.Cast-iron fittings shall not be used.Joints and MATERIAL connections shall be tight for the pressure required by test. ' 1302.1 General. Fiping materials shall conform to the stan- 1303.1.1 Joints between different piping materials. dards cited in this section. Joints between different piping materials shall be made with 1302.2 Rated for system.All materials shali be rated for the approved adapter fittings.Joints between different metallic operating temperatures and pressures of the system,and shall piping materials shall be made with approved dielectric fit- be compatible with the type of liquid. tings or brass converter fittings. ~ 1302.3 Pipe standards.Fuel oil pipe shall comply with one of 1303.2 Preparation of pipe ends.All pipe shall be cut squaze, the standazds listed in Table 1302.3. reamed and chamfered and be free of all burrs and obstructions. �I ~ 1302.4 Nonmetallic pipe.All nonmetallic pipe shall be listed Pipe ends shall have full-bore openings and shall not be under- and labeled as being acceptable for the intended application for cut. flammable and combustible liquids. Nonmetallic pipe shall 1303.3 Joint preparation and installation.Where required only be installed outside,underground. by Sections 1303.4 through 1303.10, the prepaza6on and in- 1302.5 Fittings and valves. Fittings and valves shall be ap- stallation of brazed, mechanical, threaded and welded joints proved for the piping systems,and shall be compatible with,or shall comply with Sections 1303.3.1 through 1303.3.4. shall be of the same material as,the pipe or tubing. 1302.6 Bending of pipe.Pipe shall be approved for bending. 1303.3.1 Brazed joints.All joint surfaces shall be cleaned. Pipe bends shall be made with approved equipment.The,bend An approved flux shall be applied where required. The shall not exceed the structural limitations of the pipe. joints shall be brazed with a filler metal confornung to AWS A5.8. 1302.7 Pumps.Pumps that are not part of an appliance shall be , of a positive-displacement type.The pump shall automatically 1303.3.2 Mechanical joints.Mechanical joints shall be in- shut off the supply when not in operation.Pumps shall be listed stalled in accordance with the manufacturer's insWctions. and labeled. 1303.3.3 Threaded joints. Threads shall conform to 1302.8 Flexible connectors and hoses. Flexible connectors ASME B 1.20.1. Pipe joint compound or tape shall be ap- and hoses shall be listed and labeled. plied on the male threads only. • 2000 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE� S9 �r ,.�, � GIT� �F'FRIDLE'Y �R�I��PART'ME�TT' �;�"�RE 1VT��I2SH�I.'� OFFI�� IEp�RTMENT OF FiRE PRE'�E�TTIC?N .� ' Construction Permit Plan Review Date: Apri119,2007 Address: 80 44�Avenue,N.E.;Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad Yard , Projec� Install 4000 C�allon AGST for Storage and closed system of stored product metered for diesel fuel additive Requested Pernu� Tank Installation Pernut The conditions contained herein shall be considered as requ.irements for the proposed project. A written response or additional documents may be necessary and are due prior to completion of the Fina1 Inspection and approval for issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy. You may contact the Office of the Fire Marshal at (763) 572-3621 for additional information. The product proposed for storage and closed system use is Unichem 7542. The MSDS accompanying pexYnit application shows a flashpoint of 115°F using a test method of TCC. This product is designated as a Class II combustible liquid by 2003 MSFC Section 3402. 1. Does the scope of the requested permit include the piping installation? The installation of piping may require a City of Fridley Mechanical Permit issued by the Cat�s Inspection Department and may involve testing if required bythe State of Minnesota Mechanical Code. Testing is also mandated bythe 2003 MSFC, 3403.6.3 which requires piping to be tested compliant with quoted provision prior to being buried,enclosed or placed in use. 2. Tanks shall be tested,including the interstitial space in double wall tankS prior to being placed into service in accordance with NFPA 30:2-8. (2003 MSFC 3404.2.12.1) 3. Supports for tanks which are elevated more than 12 inches above grade shall have a fire resistance ratang of not less than two hours in accordance with fire exposure criteria in ASTM E 1529. (2003 MSFC 3404.2.9.1.3) 4. Please provide information conceming the anticipated operating pressure of this tank. 5. Construction of supports,foundations,anchorages,stairs,platforms and walkovays shall be in accordance with NFPA 30 and the State of Muuiesota Building Code. Construction may require a City of Fridley Building Permit issued bythe Cit�s Inspection Department. 6. Tank venting and emergency venting shall be installed on tank Normal venting shall be compliant with 2003 MSFC Sections 3404.2.7.3.1 through 3404.2.7.3.6 and emergency venting compliant with provisions requ.ired by 2003 MSFC 3404.2.7.4 NFPA 30:2-3.6. 7. Tank openings other than vents including filling,emptying,vapor recovery and manual gauging for C1ass II liquids shall be compliant with 2003 MSFC 3404..2.7.5.1 through 3404.2.7.5.8. When connections are designed to be made or broken,such connections shall be closed and liquid tight when not in use. They shall also be properly identified. (2003 MSFC 3404.2.7.5.6) 8. Protection against vapor release (see 2003 MSFC 3404.2.7.5.7) and overfill prevention for C1ass II liquids (see 2003 MSFC 3404.2.7.5.8 and 3404.2.9.6.6) shall also be installed on tank as required. 9. The tank shall be installed to and protected in accordance with the requirements for outdoor storage of the material involved and marked with product identification in the form prescribed byNFPA 704. Specific '" '""entrances and locations designated bythe code official mayrequire NFPA 704 marking as needed. (2003 MSFC 2703.2.4.2 and MSFC 2705.3) 10. Material SafetyData Sheets for this product shall be readilyavailable on site. (2003 MSFC 2703.4) 11. A No Smoking area shall be observed within 25 feet of the proposed storage tank. Approved signs shall be placed at the tank and all entrances to the tank area as prescribed in 2003 MSFC 2703.7.1 (2 &3) 12. Personnel responsible for the opera,tion of the pmposed storage area shall be familiar with nature of proposed storage and appropriate mitigation actions in the event of fire. Responsible shall also be trained to serve as liaison personnel to the fire department in the event of an emergency. (2003 MSFC 2703.9.1 and 2703.9.1.1) 13. Storage areas shall be secured against unauthorized entry. (2003 MSFC 2703.9.2) � 14. Vehicle impact protection compliant with 2003 MSFC Section 312 shall be provided to protect storage tanks,connected piping and valves and fittings where subject to vehicular damage. (2003 MSFC 2703.9.3) 15. Electrical wiring and equipment shall be listed and approved for its purpose and installed to provision of NFPA Standard 70,National Electrical Code and may require a State of Minnesota Electrical Pexrnit issued by the City of Fridley Inspections Department. 16. Separation of incompatible materials shall be maintained compliant with 2003 MSFC 2703.9.8. (Note: MSDS lists incompatible materials to avoid as contact with strong oxidizing agents,strong alkalies and strong mineral acids. 17. Contractor shall contact this office for testing and inspection when project is completed. 18. Please furnish this office with a certificate of manufacture including serial number,date of manufacnu�e, LJL standard to which the tank was constructed and other pextinent information included on the plate which is not visible on the picture foravarded byEMR Reviewed by Ra1ph Messer,Fire Maishal cc Ron Julkowski,Chief Building Official �evin Hanson,Mechanical Inspector