D J A INSPECTION SERVICES, INC. Storage Tank Management & Inspection

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D J A INSPECTION SERVICES, INC. Storage Tank Management & Inspection 814-676-3663 P. O. Box 384 Reno, PA 16343 661-363-5453 P. O. Box 544 Edison, CA 93220 PORT OIL PORTLAND, CT Tank #5 Date of Out - of - Service Inspection: September 3, 2010 Inspector: COLLIN GORDON API Certificate #34922 STI Certificate #AC 19910 Copies: Port Oil 3 File - 1 Dependable Judicious Affordable

DJA Inspection Service, Inc. Purpose This report is given to enable one to assess the serviceability of this tank. The report is of an API-653 inspection made by DJA Inspection Services, Inc. It is the mission of DJA Inspection Services to provide full service tank inspections to the storage tank industry, to be known for quality and detailed inspections through the dedication and experience of our team and to provide the service worldwide as well as to the individual tank owner. DJA obtains this through the use of proper instrumentation, equipment, and trained inspectors. DJA also insists on its minimum inspection requirements being fulfilled even if they exceed the customer s request. With DJA, the report content and context is weighted heavily in all inspections. DJA intends to provide this service at a reasonable rate and provide reports in a timely manner.

SUMMARY/RECOMMENDATIONS Recommendations found in this report made by DJA Inspection Services, Inc. are for report purposes only. Actual repair needs are to be determined and designed by the tank owner after review of the entire report. MISSION STATEMENT It is the mission of DJA Inspection Services, Inc. to provide full service tank inspections to the storage tank industry, to be known for quality and detailed inspections through the dedication and experience of our team and to provide the service worldwide as well as to the individual tank owner.

PORT OIL PORTLAND, CT TANK #5 Out-of-Service Inspection of 09/03/2010 Summary: CONTAINMENT AREA - The visual inspection of the concrete walls found minor cracks. The cracks need to be sealed to stop product in the event of a tank failure. The base is mostly soil with stone and asphalt covering the soil. The containment area has poor drainage away from the tank. The containment base should be lowered to improved the drainage. FOUNDATION - The tank is on a soil foundation. The foundation has no berm. The foundation material has allowed the tank to have significant settlement. LEAK DETECTION - None. SECONDARY CONTAINMENT - None. SETTLEMENT SURVEY - An out-of-plane settlement survey was performed on the tank. The out-of-plane settlement is not acceptable per API-653, but the tolerance of the equipment used to perform the elevation survey may exceed the allowable variances in the settlement calculations. FIXED ROOF - The steel dome roof was visually inspected. The visual inspection found no serious conditions. Ultrasound thickness readings could not be safely taken due to the roof configuration. SHELL - The reconstructed riveted and welded shell was visually inspected and thickness readings were taken. No serious conditions were found. NOZZLES - The nozzles were visually inspected and thickness readings were taken. No serious conditions were found. CHIME - NA; riveted bottom. BOTTOM - The riveted 1/4" bottom is coated with an epoxy liner. The epoxy coating should be replaced. The MFE bottom scan found 11 soilside pits and 1 topside pit. The soilside pits ranged from.161" to.211" remaining wall thickness. The visual inspection found no drain hole in the center column pipe. One should be installed. MFE SCANNER - Magnetic Flux Leakage Examination Scanner is set up using MFE

Enterprises function test plate. The test plate is 0.25" thickness with two simulated flaws. Flaw #1 is a 3/16" diameter hole and Flaw #2 is a ½" diameter simulated soilside pit stairstepped to 40% wall loss. The unit is then adjusted to bottom actual thickness with coating, if present. EXTERNAL DETERIORATION PROTECTION - The paint is in good condition. BRITTLE FRACTURE - A hydrostatic test should be performed if the tank is going to change service. CATHODIC PROTECTION - Not installed. OVERFILL PREVENTION - Installed; an auto gauge. The visual inspection found no serious conditions. PIPING - Not inspected.

PORT OIL PORTLAND, CT TANK #5 Out-of-Service Inspection of 09/03/2010 Recommendations: 1. Seal the large containment wall cracks. 2. Repair all 11 soilside pits found. 3. Install a drain hole in the center column. 4. Install a reinforcement pad under the center column. 5. Install a screen in the roof vent. 6. Replace the epoxy coating on the bottom.

PORT OIL PORTLAND, CT TANK #5 Out-of-Service Inspection of 09/03/2010 Suggestions: 1. Lower the containment base and improve drainage away from the tank. 2. Install a ground. 3. Install a high level alarm.

Procedures THICKNESS TESTING - Thickness readings were obtained by the use of an ultrasonic thickness tester. The calibration was checked before starting each day of inspection. LEVEL AND SETTLEMENT SURVEY - The settlement and / or levelness of the tank foundation was determined with the use of transit level and measuring rod. ROOF LAYOUT - Roof plates were measured with a measuring wheel and reports are to scale. The roof was visually inspected. BOTTOM LAYOUT - Bottom plates were measured with a measuring wheel and reports are to scale. The bottom was visually inspected and thickness readings were taken. NOZZLE LAYOUT - Nozzles were measured as to an X,Y, coordinate in relationship to the shell plate in which they are located. The nozzles size is listed as well as identified by a letter. The nozzles were inspected visually from the internal side of the tank and thickness measurements were obtained by the use of an ultrasonic thickness tester. PIT MEASUREMENT - Pit depth was measured with the use of a pit gauge. VISUAL - A visual inspection was made of the tank and its components. Internal inspection was aided by the use of a flashlight being held parallel to the tank s surface. MAGNETIC FLUX LEAKAGE - The floor was scanned for topside and soilside pitting using a magnetic flux leakage tester.

SPREADSHEETS MISSION STATEMENT It is the mission of DJA Inspection Services, Inc. to provide full service tank inspections to the storage tank industry, to be known for quality and detailed inspections through the dedication and experience of our team and to provide the service worldwide as well as to the individual tank owner.

Tank Data Summary Customer : PORT OIL Location : PORTLAND, CT Tank # : 5 Serial # : UNAVAILABLE Manufacturer : CBI Year Built : 1934 Tank Description : Lap Riveted / Butt Welded Diameter : 22.00 feet Product : DIESEL Height : 28.80 feet Code : UNKNOWN Design Capacity : 81,900 gal Product Specific Grav. : 0.850 2000 bbl Maximum Filling Height Used by Facility : Calculated Filling Height Using S.G.: 28.80 feet 28.80 feet Is vessel on original location? : Y Vessel drawings? : N Normal Venting Evaluation: Is vessel modified? : N Any previous inspection records? : N Venting, Sq in : Any maintenance records? : N Fill openings, Sq in : Any weld examination records? : N Outlets, Sq in : Any leak test records? : N Any mill test records? : N Pressure, operating/design (psig) : Temperature, operating/design ( F) : ATMOS./UNKNOWN AMBIENT/UNKNOWN Shell Material Spec : UNKNOWN Roof type : DOME Floating roof? : N If so, description : NONE Type of seals : Primary : NONE Secondary : NONE Floating Roof access? : If so, description : NONE Bottom construction : CONE UP Second bottom? : Y Flow Rates : If so, year installed : 1990 Max Flow Rate: UNKNOWN External finish : BLUE PAINT Current Flow Rate: UNKNOWN Internal lining : Y Insulation type : NA

Date of Inspection Date Taken: 9/3/2010 Tank #: 5 Client: PORT OIL Location: PORTLAND, CT Original thicknesses of Shell and Nozzles are assumed for calculations. In-Service Out-of-Service In-Service Out-of-Service Remaining Remaining Inspection Inspection Inspection Inspection Minimum Inspection Corrosion Corrosion Corrosion Date Based Date Based Date Based Date Based Item Thickness Date Thickness Date Rate Allowance Life in Days on ¼ Life on ½ Life on 5 Years on 20 Years Shell Course 1 0.250 1/1/1934 0.229 9/3/2010 7.49893E-07 0.118 157180.5464 5-Apr-2118 5-Nov-2225 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Shell Course 2 0.250 1/1/1934 0.228 9/3/2010 7.85602E-07 0.128 162932.3636 13-Mar-2122 20-Sep-2233 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Shell Course 3 0.250 1/1/1934 0.231 9/3/2010 6.78475E-07 0.131 193080.2105 31-Oct-2142 28-Dec-2274 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Shell Course 4 0.188 1/1/1934 0.185 9/3/2010 8.9273E-08 0.085 952136 22-May-2662 7-Feb-3314 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Shell Course 5 0.188 1/1/1934 0.180 9/3/2010 2.67819E-07 0.080 298709.3333 18-Feb-2215 4-Aug-2419 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Shell Course 6 0.250 1/1/1934 0.225 9/3/2010 8.9273E-07 0.125 140020 7-Jul-2106 10-May-2202 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Bottom 9/3/2010 3-Sep-2030 Nozzle A - 4 " 0.237 1/1/1934 0.239 9/3/2010 1E-105 0.139 1.39E+104 ############### ############### 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Nozzle B - 20 " 0.250 1/1/1934 0.256 9/3/2010 1E-105 0.156 1.56E+104 ############### ############### 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Nozzle C - 1 " 0.313 1/1/1934 0.292 9/3/2010 7.32038E-07 0.192 262281.3659 13-Mar-2190 21-Sep-2369 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Nozzle D - 4 " 0.237 1/1/1934 0.233 9/3/2010 1.42837E-07 0.133 931133 5-Jan-2648 7-May-3285 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Nozzle E - 4 " 0.237 1/1/1934 0.240 9/3/2010 1E-105 0.140 1.4E+104 ############### ############### 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Nozzle F - 20 " 0.250 1/1/1934 0.253 9/3/2010 1E-105 0.153 1.53E+104 ############### ############### 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Nozzle G - 2 " 0.218 1/1/1934 0.214 9/3/2010 1.42837E-07 0.114 798114 17-Dec-2556 4-Apr-3103 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030 Nozzle H - 6 " 0.280 1/1/1934 0.258 9/3/2010 7.85602E-07 0.158 201119.6364 1-May-2148 29-Dec-2285 3-Sep-2015 3-Sep-2030

Remaining Service Life of Tank Bottom based on API-653 Section 4.4.7 and allowable minimum bottom thicknesses. Tank #: 5 Client: PORT OIL Location: PORTLAND, CT Formula: OR1 = RTip - MRT StPr+UPr OR2 = RTbc - MRT StPr+UPr See API-653 Section 2.4.7 for definitions. After Repair Bottom lined (Y/N): Y Y Liner > 50 mils thickness(y/n): N N Leak detection (Y/N): N N Secondary containment (Y/N): N N Cathodic protection (Y/N): N N Age of bottom 20.0 years Original thickness 0.250 inches Measured min avg thickness 0.241 inches StPm, max internal pit depth 0.060 inches 0.060 inches Are these values corrected to original tank bottom (Y/N): Y UPm, max underside pit depth 0.035 inches 0.10 inches Overall corrosion rate = Calculated remaining service life : After Repair: Or1 : Exceeds 20 year inspection interval requirement. Or2 : Exceeds 20 year inspection interval requirement. StPr = UPr = 0.0000 inches/year 0.0018 inches/year 0.0018 inches/year RTbc = minimum remaining thickness from bottom side corrosion after repairs RTip = minimum remaining thickness from internal corrosion after repairs StPr = maximum rate of corrosion not repaired on the top side. StPr = 0 for coated areas of the bottom. The expected life of the coating must equal or exceed the next inspection interval to use StPr = 0. UPr = maximum rate of corrosion on the bottom side.

See API-653 Sections 4.3.3 and 4.3.4 Data taken: 9/3/2010 Tank No. : 5 Course Ht, FT Client : PORT OIL 1 5.90 Location : PORTLAND, CT 2 5.90 3 2.30 TANK DIAMETER, D : 22.00 FT 4 6.10 SHELL HEIGHT : 28.80 FT 5 5.80 FACILITY FILL HT : 28.80 FT 6 2.80 G, PRODUCT SP. GRAV.: 0.850 (water = 1.0) 7 Y, YIELD STRENGTH : 30,000 PSI 8 T, TENSILE STRNGTH: 55,000 PSI 9 JOINT TYPE : RIVETED 10 No. OF RIVET ROWS : 2 E, JOINT EFFICIENCY: PER CODE OR USE DESIGN VALUE 1.0 FOR CORRODED PLATE CALC. t, MINIMUM MEASURED SHELL THICKNESS, INCHES S, MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS, PSI COURSE 1-2: 21,000 PSI (PER API-653 CODE) COURSE 3-9: 21,000 PSI (PER API-653 CODE) RCA, REMAINING CORROSION ALLOWANCE, INCHES REQUIRED THICKNESS FORMULA FROM API-653 t = {2.6D(H)G}/{SE} OR, REARRANGING TERMS: H = {t(se)/(2.6dg)} SHELL READINGS, CONSTRUCTION, AND RESULTS FILL HEIGHTS, FT SHELL MIN. AVG. RCA, JOINT JOINT (BASED ON S.G. = 0.850 ) COURSE THK, IN THK, IN in. EFF., E TYPE ALLOW'D CAL'D 1 0.229 0.235 0.118 60% RIVETED 28.80 59.35 2 0.228 0.241 0.128 60% RIVETED 28.80 64.99 3 0.231 0.242 0.131 60% RIVETED 28.80 71.66 6 0.225 0.243 0.125 60% RIVETED 28.80 84.31 RCA based on Facility FIll Ht and Product S.G.

See API-653 Sections 4.3.3 and 4.3.4 Data taken: 9/3/2010 Tank No. : 5 Course Ht, FT Client : PORT OIL 1 5.90 Location : PORTLAND, CT 2 5.90 3 2.30 TANK DIAMETER, D : 22.00 FT 4 6.10 SHELL HEIGHT : 28.80 FT 5 5.80 FACILITY FILL HT : 28.80 FT 6 2.80 G, PRODUCT SP. GRAV.: 0.850 (water = 1.0) 7 Y, YIELD STRENGTH : 30,000 PSI 8 T, TENSILE STRNGTH: 55,000 PSI 9 JOINT TYPE : BUTT 10 E, JOINT EFFICIENCY: PER CODE OR USE DESIGN VALUE 1.0 FOR CORRODED PLATE CALC. t, MINIMUM MEASURED SHELL THICKNESS, INCHES S, MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS, PSI COURSE 1-2: 23,595 PSI (SMALLER OF 0.80Y OR 0.429T) COURSE 3-7: 25,960 PSI (SMALLER OF 0.88Y OR 0.472T) RCA, REMAINING CORROSION ALLOWANCE, INCHES REQUIRED THICKNESS FORMULA FROM API-653 t = {2.6D(H)G}/{SE} OR, REARRANGING TERMS: H = {t(se)/(2.6dg)} SHELL READINGS, CONSTRUCTION, AND RESULTS FILL HEIGHTS, FT SHELL MIN. AVG. RCA, JOINT JOINT (BASED ON S.G. = 0.850 ) COURSE THK, IN THK, IN in. EFF., E TYPE ALLOW'D CAL'D 4 0.185 0.191 0.085 70% BUTT 28.80 83.24 5 0.180 0.187 0.080 70% BUTT 28.80 87.48 RCA based on Facility FIll Ht and Product S.G.

Nozzle Reinforcement Calcs See API-653 Section 8.5 Tank #: 5 NOTE: Nozzle Ht. Per API-650 column is for informational purposes only. Client: PORT OIL TThis column indicates whether the height of the nozzle meets the Location: PORTLAND, CT present API-650 normal height requirement, but does not indicate THE REINFORCING CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA ( X x Y) MUST BE LESS THAN THE FOLLOWING: whether it is in violation of API-653. (SEE NEXT PAGE FOR DEFINITIONS) X(Y) < (A)(B-X) + (4)(T)(T)(2) + (2)(T)(Y) Reference Template NR-1 Size Sheet Co-ord., ft Nozzle Thick, inches Re-pad X x Y Reinf Area Approv'd Nozz Ht Tag in. Service ID Tag X-Axis Y-Axis Top Left Btm Right Thk, in B, in X, in Y, in A, in T, in Sq. in. Sq. in. per API-653 per API-650 A 4 PRODUCT SC0101 10.1 1.20 0.240 0.241 0.239 0.239 0.398 9.0 4.5 0.23 0.40 0.24 1.04 2.36 YES YES B 20 MANWAY SC0101 13.4 3.00 0.258 0.258 0.256 0.256 0.687 27 20.0 0.07 0.69 0.26 1.34 5.37 YES YES C 1 TI SC0101 15.3 5.00 0.292 1.3 0.23 0.00 0.30 Not Req'd YES D 4 PRODUCT SC0101 16.3 1.20 0.237 0.235 0.235 0.233 0.346 9 4.5 0.23 0.35 0.23 1.04 2.10 YES YES E 4 BLANK SC0102 2.6 1.20 0.250 0.249 0.242 0.240 0.251 9 4.5 0.23 0.25 0.24 1.04 1.70 YES YES F 20 MANWAY SC0103 13.5 3.00 0.255 0.254 0.256 0.253 0.642 27 20.0 0.07 0.64 0.25 1.34 5.04 YES YES G 2 WATER DRAW SC0104 4.6 1.00 0.214 0.373 4.75 2.4 0.23 0.37 0.54 Not Req'd YES H 6 PRODUCT SC0104 8.4 1.50 0.258 0.275 0.260 0.262 0.357 13.25 6.6 0.23 0.36 0.26 1.52 3.02 YES YES I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Nozzle Reinforcement Pad Layout Client: PORT OIL Tank #: 5 Location: PORTLAND, CT Reference Template RPT-1 Nozzle Repad Measurement Location-measurement in feet Letter Type A B C D R A 7 1.00 0.90 0.15 B 3 2.25 D 7 1.00 0.90 0.15 E 7 1.00 0.90 0.15 F 3 2.25 G 2A 1.00 0.50 1.00 0.40 H 7 1.50 1.40 0.20

Shell Vertical Thickness Readings Tank #: 5 Reference Template Client: PORT OIL STV-1 or STVR-1 Location: PORTLAND, CT Data taken: Shell Drop Point No. V - ===> Readings in thousandths of an inch Course No. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 SC-1 MAX: 252 MIN: 232 AVG: 242.1 1 235 242 250 248 244 232 2 234 239 251 249 242 234 3 236 243 252 247 245 233 4 233 245 250 249 246 232 SC-2 MAX: 251 MIN: 228 AVG: 241.5 1 231 242 240 249 250 248 2 229 237 241 246 245 238 3 228 239 242 250 249 241 4 229 238 248 251 247 237 SC-3 MAX: 251 MIN: 231 AVG: 241.8 1 234 244 251 2 233 243 249 3 232 242 248 4 231 245 250 SC-4 MAX: 206 MIN: 185 AVG: 191.4 1 206 186 186 191 192 192 187 2 205 187 189 190 191 190 186 3 206 186 190 189 190 191 185 4 202 188 191 190 191 192 191 SC-5 MAX: 191 MIN: 180 AVG: 187.1 1 182 186 189 191 191 187 2 183 187 190 190 191 186 3 180 186 189 190 187 181 4 182 185 189 191 189 188 SC-6 MAX: 256 MIN: 225 AVG: 242.8 1 246 253 232 2 256 250 227 3 244 254 226 4 251 249 225 9/3/2010

Shell Horizontal Thickness Readings Reference Template STR-1 or STR-2 Tank #: 5 Client: PORT OIL Location: PORTLAND, CT Data taken: 9/3/2010 Shell Sht Point No.===> Readings in thousandths of an inch Course No. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 SC-1 MAX = 241 MIN = 229 AVG = 235 1 235 237 235 231 232 230 2 239 237 237 234 237 230 3 239 234 240 241 241 238 4 240 237 234 230 229 231 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Bottom Plate Thickness Readings Readings in thousandths of an inch Tank #: 5 Overall Min: 215 Data taken: 9/3/2010 Client: PORT OIL Overall Max: 267 Location: PORTLAND, CT Overall Avg: 241.3 Reference Template AR-1, AR-2, BP-1, or BP-2 Btm Point===> Plate Btm Point===> Plate Btm Point===> Plate Btm Point===> Plate Plate No. 01 02 03 04 05 06 Type Plate No. 01 02 03 04 05 06 Type Plate No. 01 02 03 04 05 06 Type Plate No. 01 02 03 04 05 06 Type B-1 236 265 253 C B-31 B-61 B-91 B-2 216 258 246 A B-32 B-62 B-92 B-3 256 230 258 215 255 E B-33 B-63 B-93 B-4 246 250 267 233 234 E B-34 B-64 B-94 B-5 234 236 265 229 232 E B-35 B-65 B-95 B-6 238 262 260 258 259 E B-36 B-66 B-96 B-7 243 227 250 238 254 E B-37 B-67 B-97 B-8 219 224 247 224 225 E B-38 B-68 B-98 B-9 236 216 225 F B-39 B-69 B-99 B-10 239 238 237 D B-40 B-70 B-100 B-11 B-41 B-71 B-101 B-12 B-42 B-72 B-102 B-13 B-43 B-73 B-103 B-14 B-44 B-74 B-104 B-15 B-45 B-75 B-105 B-16 B-46 B-76 B-106 B-17 B-47 B-77 B-107 B-18 B-48 B-78 B-108 B-19 B-49 B-79 B-109 B-20 B-50 B-80 B-110 B-21 B-51 B-81 B-111 B-22 B-52 B-82 B-112 B-23 B-53 B-83 B-113 B-24 B-54 B-84 B-114 B-25 B-55 B-85 B-115 B-26 B-56 B-86 B-116 B-27 B-57 B-87 B-117 B-28 B-58 B-88 B-118 B-29 B-59 B-89 B-119 B-30 B-60 B-90 B-120

Bottom Edge Thickness Readings Data Taken: 9/3/2010 Tank #: 5 Client: PORT OIL Location: PORTLAND, CT Reference Template BER-1 Point No. E- Readings in thousandths of an inch Plate No. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 MAX = 262 MIN = 233 AVG = 248 E-1 235 234 236 235 239 234 247 248 245 246 255 261 254 253 262 260 258 260 E-2 246 246 242 244 243 246 248 249 243 242 245 244 242 244 254 253 254 253 E-3 243 250 248 246 249 246 250 251 247 248 254 255 252 251 253 250 241 239 E-4 252 251 256 234 235 260 258 259 233 236 237 255 258 260 258 253 251 250 E-5 E-6 E-7 E-8 E-9 E-10 E-11 E-12 E-13 E-14 E-15 E-16 E-17 E-18 E-19 E-20 E-21 E-22 E-23 E-24 E-25 E-26 E-27 E-28 E-29 E-30 Note: Readings taken approximately 2" from tank edge adjacent to shell sheets. E-1, E-2,... E-max correspond to shell course sheets. Btm Edge Data Pg 1

Bottom Pitting Layout If you can not locate the respective pit, can not read a number, or do NOTE:: Remaining Wall Thickness (Soilside Pitting) and Tank #: 5 not understand something on this page, please contact a DJA Pit Depth (Topside Pitting) are in thousandths of Client: PORT OIL representative. - 814-676-3663 or 661-363-5453 an inch. Reference Template BPO-1 Remaining Wall Pit In Critical Remaining Wall Pit In Critical Sheet # Thickness Depth X Y Zone Sheet # Thickness Depth X Y Zone 1 196 1.60 1.80 N 1 181 3.20 2.30 N 1 161 3.60 1.60 N 1 175 4.30 2.00 N 2 060-1.10 1.60 N 2 199-5.90 1.00 N 2 170-5.90 0.70 N 3 171 0.90 1.30 N 3 187 1.00 1.60 N 4 209 2.00 4.75 N 4 211 14.10 2.30 N 4 164 14.00 1.00 N

CORRECTED DATA - Readings in feet. NOTE: Elevations are based on lowest station Tank #: 5 point at the shell being 0.00' Tank Dia: 22 ft Max Reading: 6.2 ft at edge, used to correct data Distance across tank from edge ==> seam edge 10 ft center 1 0.21 0.34 0.35 2 0.30 0.37 3 0.36 0.43 4 0.35 0.32 5 0.27 0.32 6 0.10 0.33 7 0.10 0.35 8 0.00 0.29 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Data taken: 9/3/2010 Description of Benchmark : Elevation on Benchmark :

Out-of-Plane Edge Deflection Analysis - API-653 Appendix B Tank No.: 5 Formula for Out-of-Plane Deflection: S < or = (L² x Y x 11) / [2(E x H) ] Where: S = deflection, in feet L = arc length, in feet 0.097 feet = 1.17 inches Y = yield strength, in psi L: 8.6 feet E = Young's modulus, in psi Y: 30,000 psi H = tank height, in feet E: 29.5 x 10^6 psi H: 28.80 feet S allow: 0.014 feet Out-of-Plane edge settlement is NOT acceptable per API-653. Planar Tilt = 0.36' Sequence Equiv. Data Cos Averaged No. Station Angle, deg feet Curve Diff. Diff. 0 8 0 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.079 1 1 45 0.210 0.053-0.157 0.097 2 2 90 0.300 0.180-0.120 0.015 3 3 135 0.360 0.307-0.053 0.002 4 4 180 0.350 0.360 0.010 0.018 5 5 225 0.270 0.307 0.037 0.008 6 6 270 0.100 0.180 0.080 0.085 7 7 315 0.100 0.053-0.047 0.087 8 8 360 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.024

Out-of-Plane Edge Deflection Distance above low point, ft. 0.400 0.350 0.300 0.250 0.200 0.150 0.100 0.050 0.000 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Measured Data Cosine Curve Station No.

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