lower permeability hoses for fuel dispensing required by Counties?
lower permeability hoses for fuel dispensing required by Counties?
Good afternoon, does anyone have a link, and web site that can let suppliers and or designer know if Low permeability hose and hardware is required? A number of years ago we have sites for the old Stage 2 systems and location where that system was required, but the hose requirement does not seam to have the same traction as the stage 2 did and is hard to find the rules /locations where it s required. California (the entire state requires it with stage 2. Any other known areas?
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Re: lower permeability hoses for fuel dispensing required by Counties?
Ohio.
Source has a state by state selection map on their web site. Most curb hoses today are "Low Permeability" and have been for a number of years. Goodyear and Franklin.
Source has a state by state selection map on their web site. Most curb hoses today are "Low Permeability" and have been for a number of years. Goodyear and Franklin.
When you are dead it's likely you won't know it. It could be difficult for others. It's the same if you are stupid.
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Re: lower permeability hoses for fuel dispensing required by Counties?
Southwest Washington now requires them as well. Here is link to their guidelines.
https://www.swcleanair.gov/docs/regs/reg491.pdf
https://www.swcleanair.gov/docs/regs/reg491.pdf