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NOTE:If a D-ring/D-ring strap is used on a 4-foot-diametertank, 1.3.7.3.II.Apply the first clip atadistance from the dead end ofthe wire the anchor point must be 3 inches below the top of the bedding. rope that is equal to the largest width of the clip used.See Figure 1-9. 1.3.7.3.5.Use only appropriately sized hardware with the strap eye. See Figure 1.7 ford imensions of strap eye. Live End 1st Clip 3rd Clip 2n i lip Thimble GALVANIZED GALVANIZED + 1 1 STRAP EYE 1 „ STRAP HOOK ii Dead End Loop 31/a' 1�/e" Live End Dead Endo Load Load Dead End Live End—� 1.3.7.3.6.When connecting the end of an anchorstrap to the anchor point,common methods are those shown in Figure 1-8:A)using a drop- 1,3.7.3.12.Foreach clip,apply a U-bohoverthe dead end of the wire forged turnbuckle,B)using a turnbuckle and turnbuckle extension,C) rope.See Figure 1-9. using the hook end of the strap,D)using a looped wire rope,E)using a combination of a drop-forged turnbuckle and a looped wire rope. NOTE:Live end rests in the saddle. 1.3.7.3.13.When only 2 clips are required,apply the second clip as close to the loop or thimble as possible.See Figure 1-9. 1.3.7.3.14.When more than 2 clips are required,apply the second clip as close to the loop or thimble as possible,turn nuts on the second clip firmly,but do not tighten initially.See Figure 1.9. 1.3.7.3.15.When more than 2 clips are required,space additional clips equally between the first 2,take up rope slack and tighten nuts on each U-bolt evenly. 1.3.7.3.16.Tighten all hardware uniformly and follow the manufacturer's torque specifications.Double-check the tightness once the anchoring system is complete. 1.3.7.3.17. If forming a loop in the wire rope,a splice is required for connecting the two ends together. A B C D E 1.3.7.3.18.Standard rigging practice for splicing wire rope calls o-::�:<:. :<•:a.:::.s :<•:"::;f a:b:2sf :e•:?:;: forusing twice thenumberof clips recommended fora single-end q'id.:'"- a°:?::.•.. a'id:�.:.. 4':u:r:;•:. '•4•.;i•:.. termination. ?a%k:r':; iv:?% %% ;%; :'a,•&:.::; :`e^: i+; 1.3.7.3.19.Use a minimum of4clips fora'la-inch[1-cm]wirerope 1.3.7.3.7.If using a wire rope,referto recommendations of wire rope and a minimum of6clipsforalb-inch[1.3-cm]wirerope. manufacturerandsupplier,andfollowacceptedindustry standards when 1.3.7.3.20.Place the rope ends parallelto each otherand install selecting,using,attaching orconnecting wire rope.See Figure 1-8 and the clips asshown in Figure 1-9. Figure 1.9. 1.3.7.4.DEADMEN 1.3.7.3.8.The installer is responsible for using appropriate and I.3.7.4.I.Deadmenhelp anchortanksininstallations inwhich there approved engineering practices when fastening wire rope. is potential fora high watertable or trapped water. 1.3.7.3.9.When fastening wire rope,use a minimum of2clipsfor I.3.7.4.2.Adeadmanistypicallyareinforcedconcretebeamand a /e-inch[1-cm]wire rope and 3clips for ah-inch[1.3-cm]wire rope on each termination.See Table 1.3 for minimum wire rope diameter. should be designed according to the applicable American Concrete Institute code orthe applicable Canadian Standards Association(CSA) 1.3.7.3.10.Turn back from the thimble the exact amount of wire standard,whichever is relevant. rope specified by the manufacturer of the clips used. I: PLANNING FOR INSTALLATION I I