2. File Name – Date - Owner of File Welcome! TANK BLANKETING Its Theory and Purpose, The Process and Its Setup

3. File Name – Date - Owner of File What is Tank Blanketing? Very simply, it is the process of maintaining a slightly positive pressure in a closed storage tank, vessel or container with an inert gas during pump-off or thermal contraction events.

4. File Name – Date - Owner of File What is Vapor Recovery? Very Simply, it is the process of maintaining the upper operating pressure in the tank vapor space during filling or thermal expansion events.

5. File Name – Date - Owner of File Why Use Tank Blanketing?  Prevents Air, Moisture or other Contaminants From Entering the Vessel  Protect Against Product Spoilage or Deterioration  Protect Against Vapor Space Ignition  Protect Against Tank Corrosion

6. File Name – Date - Owner of File Benefits of Tank Blanketing/Vapor Recovery  Longer Storage Life  Higher Quality Products  Less Oxidation  Eliminates Flammable Vapor Space  Less Tank Corrosion  Reduced Emissions  Enhances Safety

7. File Name – Date - Owner of File Where is Tank Blanketing/Vapor Recovery Used? Any API 2000 Vessel Which Includes:  Storage Tanks  Low Pressure Process Vessels  Centrifuges  Tank Farms  Storage Depots Any industry Storing or Processing Material That Requires Isolation from Atmospheric Air

8. File Name – Date - Owner of File Potential Users of Tank Blanketing Pharmaceutical Industry Semi-Conductor Industry Chemical Industry Food Industry Consumer Products

9. File Name – Date - Owner of File Pressure Considerations Dead Band Explained

10. File Name – Date - Owner of File Tank Pressure Management Considerations  Tank Leaks Minimized  Suitability of Materials of Construction  Adequate Inert Gas Supply Pressure and Flow  Adequate Deadbands  Understand Minimum and Maximum Safe Pressures –Inlet Supply –Blanketing (Make-Up) –Vent (Relief) –MAWP (Vessel)

11. File Name – Date - Owner of File Blanketing Valve Characteristics  Fully Balanced – Setpoint is not affected by fluctuating inlet supply pressures.  Large Diaphragm Sensing Area – Accurately control low inches of water column pressures.  Diagnostics – Simple method to determine valve function and operation.  Rangeability – Ability to control over a wide flow range.

12. File Name – Date - Owner of File Typical Installation Considerations Tank-Top is Optimal Inlet & Control Lines Slope Into Vessel At Least 36” Between Inlet & Control Line Consider Isolation Valves Inlet Line Strainer is Recommended Calibration & Maintenance Gages

13. File Name – Date - Owner of File Tank-Top Pressure Management Solutions Blanket Valve (Make-up) Pressure Relief (Operating Vent) Emergency Vent

14. File Name – Date - Owner of File Blanket Valves ACE TYPE95ACE TYPE95JRACE TYPE95SR Fisher TYPEY690A Fisher TYPE 1190

15. File Name – Date - Owner of File Vapor Recovery Fisher TYPEY695A Fisher TYPE1290 ACE 850 ACE 950

16. File Name – Date - Owner of File EMERGENCY VENTS ACE 2000 ACE 2500

17. File Name – Date - Owner of File Tank Blanketing/Vapor Recovery Fisher-ACE 97 Series Pad-Depad Make-up and Vent with ONE connection! Superior Control Low Maintenance Reasonable Install Costs

18. File Name – Date - Owner of File Typical Installation Fisher-ACE 97 Series Pad-Depad

19. File Name – Date - Owner of File What Sets Us Apart? Diagnostics Rolling Diaphragm Large Actuator Area

20. File Name – Date - Owner of File ACE95 Closed Pilot

21. File Name – Date - Owner of File ACE95 Open Pilot

22. File Name – Date - Owner of File Exclusive Feature, Only at Fisher-ACE!!!!

23. File Name – Date - Owner of File Diagnostic Table Actual Inlet Supply Pressure to Valve, PSI PSI When Pilot Starts to Open PSI When Main Valve Starts to Open PSI When Main Valve is Fully Open 5150295 60593612 70694319 80795127 90895934 100996642 1101097450 1201198157 Diagnostic Port Pressure Cv 1 thru 4 Inlet Pressure Range Spring 51-120 PSI

24. File Name – Date - Owner of File ACCESSORIES

25. File Name – Date - Owner of File Single Array Manifold – S.A.M. Unit

26. File Name – Date - Owner of File Single Array Manifold – S.A.M. Unit Install a valve with one connection!

27. File Name – Date - Owner of File Tank Pressure/Vacuum Relief Valves Fisher-ACE Vapor Control Products

28. File Name – Date - Owner of File Emergency Vent ACE 2500 Series ACE 2000 Series Pressure Relief Only Pressure and Vacuum Relief

29. File Name – Date - Owner of File What Are Pressure/Vacuum Relief Valves? A.Provides protection against positive or vacuum pressure. B.Limits evaporative losses of product. C.Prevents air intake. D.Helps contain odorous and potentially explosive vapors.

30. File Name – Date - Owner of File A Single dead-weighted device that maintains a tight seal until set pressure or vacuum is exceeded Resealable Device Valve Operation

31. File Name – Date - Owner of File Pressure Relief for In-line PVRV

32. File Name – Date - Owner of File Vacuum Relief for In-line PVRV

33. File Name – Date - Owner of File PPS Seat & Pallet Outshines Stainless Steel When Subjected to Chemically Hostile Environments Material selection for the operational components of the valve is crucial for the valve’s performance and reliability. Many applications subject the valve to stored or processed vapors which can be chemically hostile, corrosive and sticky, as well as to harsh environmental conditions such as extreme cold and heat. These conditions are the prime causes of deterioration, pitting, sticking and freezing which cause valve leakage and possible valve failure. When used for valve seat ring and trim, PPS material provides greater resistance to these destructive factors when compared with conventional metal materials, such as, aluminum, ductile iron, carbon steel and stainless steel. Seat Pallet PPS is superior to Stainless Steel and equivalent to Hastalloy in corrosive and chemically hostile applications, thus insuring seal longevity.