What opening on the tank is used for maintenance?

• manhole

• above ground tank

• lift platform

• sensing lines

What is the component that removes fuel from the pressure relief valves and water from the water draw-off system?

• Product Recovery tank

• underground tank

• water draw valve

• receiving filter separator control valve

What is a fixed facility which houses pumps and controls used for moving fuel?

• hydrant loop

• check out stand

• control room

• pump room

What is the form needed for a Fuel System Inspection for a Discrepancy Record?

• DD form 1988

• AFTO form 39

• DLA form 2046

• DD form 250

Tank minimum capacity:

• 3,000 gallons

• 1,000 gallons

• 5,000 gallons

• 6,000 gallons

Connect to top of tank, allows it to breathe. For underground tanks, it must be at least 12 feet high, or if it's next to a building it must be 2 feet high than that building's roofline.

• Tank Vent

• inlet valve

• gauge hatch

• pressure relief valve

Used to fill up the tank, also has splash deflectors that prevent sediment and water from being stirred up.

• filter separator

• suction line

• fill line

• clean-out line

Removes water and sediment from the bottom of the tank.

• sump drain line

• fill line

• suction line

• clean-out line

Connects the tank to dispensing units

• sensing lines

• suction line

• drain line

• fill line

Controls Automated Fuel Service Station (AFSS) operations--can be programmed to control up to 8 fuel dispensing units.

• VIL

• Vehicle Identification Reader (VIR)

• automated dispensing unit

• terminal box