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API 652 Reading Checklist

This document outlines guidelines and best practices for lining the bottoms of aboveground petroleum storage tanks. It covers determining the need for a tank bottom lining, selecting an appropriate lining material, surface preparation requirements, lining application procedures, inspection standards, and evaluating and repairing existing linings. The document provides detailed recommendations for each step of the tank bottom lining process to help ensure corrosion protection and maximize the service life of the lining.

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API 652 Reading Checklist

This document outlines guidelines and best practices for lining the bottoms of aboveground petroleum storage tanks. It covers determining the need for a tank bottom lining, selecting an appropriate lining material, surface preparation requirements, lining application procedures, inspection standards, and evaluating and repairing existing linings. The document provides detailed recommendations for each step of the tank bottom lining process to help ensure corrosion protection and maximize the service life of the lining.

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API 652 LININGS OF ABOVEGROUND PETROLEUM STORAGE TANK BOTTOMS

READING CHECKLISTS

 1 Scope  8 Lining Application


 2 Normative References  8.1 General
 2.1 Codes, Standards, and Specifications  8.2 Guidelines for Lining Application
 2.2 Other References  8.3 Temperature and Humidity Control
 3 Terms and Definitions  8.4 Lining Thickness
 4 Corrosion Mechanisms  8.5 Lining Curing
 4.1 General  9 Inspection
 4.2 Chemical Corrosion  9.1 General
 4.3 Concentration Cell Corrosion  9.2 Qualification of Inspection Personnel
 4.4 Galvanic Cell Corrosion  9.3 Recommended Inspection Parameters
 4.5 Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion  10 Evaluation and Repair of Existing Linings
(MIC)  10.1 General
 4.6 Erosion-Corrosion  10.2 Evaluation Methods
 4.7 Fretting-Related Corrosion  10.3 Evaluation Criteria for Linings
 5 Determination of the Need for Tank Bottom  10.4 Evaluating Serviceability of Existing
Lining Linings
 5.1 General  10.5 Determining the Cause of Lining
 5.2 Linings for Corrosion Prevention Degradation/Failure
 5.3 Tank Corrosion History  10.6 Lining Repair and Replacement
 5.4 Tank Foundation  11 Maximizing Lining Service Life by Proper
 6 Tank Bottom Lining Selection Material Selection and Specification
 6.1 General  11.1 General
 6.2 Thin-film Tank Bottom Linings  11.2 Lining Material Selection
 6.3 Thick-film, Unreinforced Linings  11.3 Written Specification
 6.4 Thick-film Reinforced Linings  12 Health, Safety, and Environmental
 6.5 Circumstances Affecting Lining  12.1 General
Selection  12.2 Tank Entry
 7 Surface Preparation  12.3 Surface Preparation and Lining
 7.1 General Application
 7.2 Pre-cleaning  12.4 Manufacturer’s Material Safety Data
 7.3 Bottom Repair and Weld Preparation Sheets
 7.4 Surface Cleanliness
 7.5 Surface Profile or Anchor Pattern
 7.6 Air and Abrasive Cleanliness
 7.7 Removal of Salts
 7.8 Removal of Dust

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