Laserfiche WebLink
ANCHORING <br /> 8.4.4. 12'tanks need a minimum cover of 48"backfill 9.7. General Anchoring Requirements <br /> or 36"backfill plus 6"reinforced concrete. <br /> ANCHORING9. <br /> • Metal hardware(strap ends,wire rope,and turnbuckles) <br /> should never be in direct contact with any portion of <br /> Every site should be evaluated for buoyant conditions the tank or tank damage may occur. <br /> including but not limitedto local watertables,flooding 9.7.1. Prior to anchoring,take the first deflection <br /> and trapped water. Failure to provide sufficient measurement me anchoring, <br /> take <br /> istdefledintothe <br /> overburden and/or appropriate anchoring may result excavation.If mechanical anchoring is used, <br /> in tank failure and property damage may occur. take the second deflection measurement of <br /> 9.1. It is the responsibility of the tank owner or the tank after the anchoring is complete and <br /> record the results on <br /> al the Tank Installation <br /> tank owner's representative to determine the Checklist(Additional information ct deflection <br /> appropriate anchoring method and to design measurements can be found in Section 11). <br /> the anchoring system. <br /> 9.2. CSI has provided an"Anchor Chart"at the end 9.7.2. Use only CSI anchor straps <br /> of this instruction booklet(Appendix A)that 9.7.3. Use correct length anchor straps for each <br /> covers the minimum burial depths for the three diameter tank. <br /> common methods of anchoring tanks. 9.7.4. Anchor points must be aligned with <br /> 9.3. The three common methods are: designated anchor ribs ►t (±1").Do not use <br /> straps between ribs except on 4'tanks. <br /> • Deadmen Anchors 9.7.5. Maintain proper distance between anchor <br /> • Concrete Anchor Pad points across the diameter of the tank: <br /> • Overburden(no mechanical anchoring) 9.7.5.1. For dead men,place inside edge of <br /> 9.4. CSI offers an engineered mechanical anchoring deadman at the tank shadow. <br /> system designed for each size tank consisting of 9.7.5.2. For bottom anchor pad,position anchor <br /> deadman anchors,straps,and hardware. point 6"from tank shadow for 4,6,and 8' <br /> 9.5. Burial depth,straps,turnbuckles,shackles, tanks;9"for 10'and 12'tanks. <br /> wire rope,deadmen and anchor pads can be 9.7.6. All anchor straps must be uniformly tightened <br /> combined to provide anchoring using the with turnbuckles or come-a-longs.Straps <br /> information provided in this section. should be snug,but not cause tank deflection. <br /> 9.6. The mechanical anchoring methods are shown 9•$• Anchor Point Loads <br /> in Figure 9-1. 9.8.1. For any anchoring system,the tank strap and all <br /> Figure 9-1 hardware should be designed for the following <br /> maximum working loads which will provide a <br /> Mechanical Anchoring Methods minimum 3:1 factor of safety(see Table 9-1). <br /> C51 Table 9-1 <br /> Deadmen <br /> Anchors Anchor Point Load Allowed <br /> Tank Concrete Tank Diameter Maximum Load <br /> Shadow Anchor Pad 4' 1,261 lbs(572 kg) <br /> 6' 5,405 lbs(2,452 kg) <br /> •% 8' 7,5081bs(3,406 kg) <br /> 10' 7,508 lbs(3,406 kg) <br /> ?/ 12' 7,508 lbs(3,406 kg) <br /> 9.8.2. The installing contractor is responsible for <br /> providing hardware and anchor points of <br /> 9. sufficient size and strength. <br /> 9.8.3. For specific information on hardware and <br /> usage,consult the hardware manufacturer or <br /> supplier. <br /> 15 <br />