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3 tugs to be attached All tanks should be positioned with 2 lugs closest to the ground prior to lifting <br /> the tank to the vertical position Refer to Figure 12 for additional information <br /> CABLE TO OWE <br /> 142' OIANETER TANK EXAWLE <br /> OF CABLE U N MIM AND <br /> PR(IP9R TANK LIFTING POSITION <br /> EIIAL LENUM 02LES IF CORRECT <br /> WORKING LOAD CAPACITY CONNEETED <br /> TD TEE TANG( LIFTING LUGS WITH STRAIGHT <br /> TOYING CIYICES AND 1' DIA HITCH PINS <br /> NOTE CANTLES SMI FIRM A 4D' -50' LIFTING ANGLE <br /> APPR UNATE DISTANCE FROM CLEYIS PIH TO LIFTING <br /> RING IS SHDYN BELOW FOR YARIDUS TANK OI90M <br /> REFER TD SECTIM 1 3 FOR MORE INFORMATION <br /> TANK OIAMEI R APPROXIMATE 0-MCE TO MINI"NO OF LEGS <br /> (IN ) LIFTING RING DISTANCE TO BE ATTACHED TO <br /> (IN ) LIFT THE TAW SAFELY <br /> IO2 677 - 7970 4 <br /> 120 I� 93 - 110 10 3 <br /> LIFTING LUG <br /> FIRM LIFTING SURFACE(LRM) <br /> Figure 1 2 <br /> 1 3 5 Upon arrival at the destination the purchaser and/or his agent shall be responsible for inspection <br /> for damage in transit If damage has occurred or parts aremissin the gurchazer should document <br /> this on the bill of ladina. file a claim with the carnerand_nQ_tify the manufacturer l2nor to Putting the <br /> tank into service <br /> 14 INSULATED TANKS(ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS) <br /> 141 Insulated tanks must be moved with devices that have large padded contact surfaces to prevent <br /> damage to the foam insulation NEVER allow the tank to drop or roll on rough surfaces as <br /> this may damage the foam Insulation. When transporting foam insulated tanks, use a 30" <br /> wide PE sheet 114"or more thick conforming to the curvature of the insulated tank as banding <br /> supports This will assist in decreasing the stress an the foam caused by the banding straps <br /> 15 CAPTOR CONTAINMENT TANKS(ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS) <br /> 151 Captor containment tanks are shipped assembled(primary tank inside of containment tank)with a <br /> stripping cable assembly holding the two tanks together Lift and position the tank as per previous <br /> Instructions Once the tank Is in position, remove the shipping cables from the tank. Do not leave <br /> the shipping cables under the tank, Follow standard vertical tank restraining methods shown in <br /> section 5 2 to restrain the tank assembly for wind or seismic conditions <br /> 2 PRE-INSTALLATION NOTES <br /> 21 TANK OPERATING CRITERIA <br /> 21 1 TEMPERATURE-All standard SI1 tanks are designed for a ma)amum continuous service <br /> temperature of 100° F Service temperatures greater than 100° F reduce the strength of the <br /> tank Applications with temperatures greater than 100° F require greater wall thickness to <br /> 3 <br />