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DELEK CRUDE LOGISTICS, LLC.

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Incident Information

Report Date—
OperatorDELEK CRUDE LOGISTICS, LLC.
Commodity—
Pipeline Typehazardous_liquid

Location

State
Coordinates32.50096, -94.84611

Cause

CauseCORROSION FAILURE
Subcause—

Casualties

Fatalities0
Injuries0

Costs

Property Damage—
Lost Commodity—
Public/Private Damage—
Emergency Response—
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Incident Narrative

ON 1/17/2024 A DELEK OPERATOR DISCOVERED WHAT APPEARED TO BE SALTWATER IN THE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT OF TANK 660 AT DELEK'S NETTLETON STATION. AFTER FURTHER INVESTIGATION, THE WATER WAS FOUND TO BE COMING FROM UNDER THE TANK. BERMS WERE BUILT BESIDE THE TANK TO CONTAIN THE WATER TO A SMALLER AREA. THE WATER WAS REMOVED AND STORED IN A FRAC TANK ON-SITE. THE TANK WAS PUMPED TO LOW LEVEL TO REMOVE THE CRUDE OIL AND REMAINING WATER. DELEK ANTICIPATED THAT WHEN ALL OF THE WATER WAS REMOVED, A SMALL AMOUNT OF CRUDE WOULD LEAK FROM THE TANK INTO THE TEMPORARY BERM. TWO BARRELS OF CRUDE OIL WERE RECOVERED. THE TANK HAS BEEN CLEANED AND THE TANK BOTTOM HAS BEEN INSPECTED. THERE IS A PINHOLE LEAK ON THE SOIL SIDE/EXTERNAL SIDE OF THE TANK BOTTOM CAUSED BY EXTERNAL CORROSION. THE TANK BOTTOM IS OF THE RIVETED STYLE BUILT IN 1931 AND HAS A FIBERGLASS LINER AND EPOXY TYPE COATING WHICH LIMITS THE INSPECTION METHODS FOR THIS TYPE OF TANK BOTTOM. THE PLAN TO PREVENT RECURRENCE WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING NO LATER THAN 12/31/2024. EVALUATE THE INSPECTION INTERVALS AND THE INSPECTION METHODS FOR TANKS OF SIMILAR KIND. ALSO, ANALYZE AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A RETIREMENT SCHEDULE FOR RIVETED TANKS. TANK 660 WILL NOT BE REPAIRED AND WILL REMAIN OUT OF SERVICE.

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