ASTM C1719
Standard Test Method for Installed Precast Concrete Tanks and Accessories by the Negative Air Pressure (Vacuum) Test Prior to Backfill
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ASTM C1719 is the standard test method for checking installed precast concrete tanks and accessories using a negative air pressure, or vacuum, test before backfill. It provides a structured way to evaluate whether the tank system appears to hold vacuum under controlled conditions, which can be important for installation verification and quality control. As an ASTM standard, it supports consistent field testing practices for projects where installed tank performance needs to be confirmed prior to covering the structure.
ASTM C1719 standard overview
The official title of ASTM C1719 indicates a test method focused on installed precast concrete tanks and related accessories, with evaluation performed by negative air pressure prior to backfill. That context suggests a field-based procedure intended to verify the condition of the installed assembly before it is concealed. Used properly, the standard helps define a repeatable testing approach, giving owners, contractors, and inspectors a common technical basis for assessing installation quality and documenting compliance.
Where is ASTM C1719 used?
ASTM C1719 is commonly used on projects involving installed precast concrete tanks and accessory components where a vacuum test is specified before backfill begins. It is most relevant during construction, inspection, and acceptance activities for buried or partially buried tank installations. The standard may be referenced by project specifications, quality assurance plans, or field testing procedures when a clear method is needed to evaluate the installed tank assembly before it is covered.
Practical importance of ASTM C1719
ASTM C1719 matters because it helps support consistent pre-backfill testing of installed precast concrete tank systems. A defined vacuum test method can reduce uncertainty during acceptance, improve communication between project stakeholders, and provide a documented basis for field evaluation. For procurement and compliance workflows, using ASTM C1719 can help align installation testing with a recognized ASTM standard, which is useful for quality control, risk reduction, and technical review.
- Negative air pressure test method
- Installed precast concrete tanks
- Accessories evaluated before backfill
- Field verification and acceptance support
- Installation quality control reference
- Publication Date: 2024-06-18
- Publisher: ASTM
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