I cannot provide a specific answer because your question references only the publication number "UFC 3-460-01" without stating what you need to know about it.
The passages provided are table-of-contents and reference excerpts from UFC 3-460-01 (Design: Petroleum Fuel Facilities, current as of 16 July 2019, Change 3 as of 08 June 2023). They list plate numbers and chapters covering petroleum fuel facility design topics—including tank truck facilities, aircraft fueling systems, piping systems, and liquefied petroleum gas facilities [UFC 3-460-01]—but do not contain substantive design rules or requirements.
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AFMAN 32-1065, p. 56 (effective/current as of 2020-07-17)point facility ground T-0 c. Visual inspection of lightning protection system and Surge protective devices 1-2 years, as determined by the base AHJ, based on facility type. BCE This AFMAN NFPA 780 UFC 3-575-01 UFC 3-520-01 Note mechanical damage, lightning damage, or discrepancies caused by repair, renovation, or addition T-3 d. Facility ground resistance check (per NEC Article 250, 25 ohms or less at service grounding electrode) 5 years BCE This AFMAN T-3 5. POL facilities a. Resistance measuremen t on static grounds (10,000 ohms or less) Upon installation and when observed to be physically damaged BCE UFC 3-460- 03, O&M: Maintenance of Petroleum Systems T-1 b. Visual inspection and mechanical check of ground conductor connections (pull test) Quarterly and when damaged User UFC 3-460-03 A
DAFMAN 32-1067 para 9.12.2.2, p. 54 (effective/current as of 2025-08-01)ts will be uploaded to STAR for archiving tank system record in addition to the normal business practices. (T-0) 9.12.2. Installations ensure that aboveground Storage Tanks 9.12.2.1. Meet federal, state, and local regulatory requirements for temporary deactivation and permanent closure. Overseas ASTs inactivated for 12 months or longer must be disconnected to prevent loading or unloading of petroleum products. See UFC 3-460-01, Chapter 13, for temporary deactivation. (T-0) 9.12.2.2. Follow UFC 3-460-01, Chapter 14, for permanent removal and deactivation of ASTs. Once removed and properly disposing of the tank system (including piping), tank status in STAR must be updated to reflect this action. Retain records in STAR. (T-0) TOM D. MILLER, Lieutenant General, USAF DCS/Logistics, Engineering
DAFMAN 32-7002, p. 8 (effective/current as of 2025-06-18)tanks and associated piping, transfer terminals, hydrant systems and pipelines), operated and maintained in accordance with environmental regulatory requirements, perform an essential function in support of the DAF mission. Where petroleum and hazardous substances are necessary for use by the DAF mission, these may be stored in underground or aboveground storage tanks. Additional standards and directive guidance can be found in DAFI 23-201, Fuels Management; Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-460-01, Design: Petroleum Fuel Facilities; UFC 3-460-03, Petroleum Fuel Systems Maintenance; National Fire Protection Association; Petroleum Equipment Institute; Steel Tank Institute; American Petroleum Institute; National Electric Code; and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
AFRCH 32-1001 para 6.39.3 (effective/current as of 2023-10-19)01, Design: Petroleum Fuel Facilities 6.39.1. Hydrant Refueling System (FAC 1211; CATCODE 121-122): Where hydrant systems are justified, provide a fueling position for the total number of primary assigned aircraft (PAA) minus two. Reference: AFMAN 32-1084 and UFC 3-460-01. 6.39.2. Vehicle Fueling System (FAC 1231; CATCODE 123-335): Provide two dual outlet dispensing pedestals for ground fuels for each increment of 150 motor vehicles to be served. Provide at least one pedestal for each fuel type. Provide storage in above ground tanks. Reference: AFMAN 32-1084 and UFC 3-460-01. 6.39.3. Jet Fuel Operating Storage (FAC 1241; CATCODE 124-135): Reference: AFMAN 32-1084 and UFC 3-460-01. Additional storage may be justified based on PAA, tenant support, and contingency requirements for the install
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