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vim/w/2»o vo: iv avo-oo�-77t77 JPMtS L WHtLLtN PAGE ©5i©5 <br /> .Double-Wall Tank An+r.ioring <br /> It 1s recommendeci that Tr7l Tanks be anchored when buried in an area with a high water table, flooding or clay <br /> soil Consult local regula-ions and conditions which may requrre tank anchoring regardless of soil conditions <br /> Anchor Straps :fIZE ASE ENDS A <br /> TO Double-Wall Tanks snould be 48•' 3" x 114- 3/a' 7/8- 4" x 4••x 1/2"t. 27" <br /> anchored with hold-down straps �. 3'x 114- 3/4^ 7/8' a-x 4••x 1/2••t- 35- <br /> supplied by the tank manufac- <br /> turer.when required. Special care 90` 3" x 3/8- 1.1/8" 1-1/4" 4- x 4" x 3/4•"c 51 • <br /> should be taken when nstalGng 120" 4.x 1/2' /-1/2' 1-6/6- 4-x a-x 3/4•"L 63'- <br /> anchor straps to insure they are <br /> separated from the Tank Jackete- Chars eorreeporlas with Magram below. <br /> Strap cushions. sized to be 2" <br /> wider than the steel anchor strap. <br /> should be centered evenly under <br /> all anchor straps Consult the chart <br /> below for strap location-: <br /> Concrete Slab <br /> t�P <br /> The design and size of the stab i 7wNel cart <br /> should be specified by it profes- <br /> sional familiar with local site con- <br /> ditions due to soil variations. <br /> Where anchoring by means of a <br /> concrete slab is required, a 6' bed - A 4NOtE E o <br /> of pea gravel, sand or other ap- 172• 7e•-.and Se"diameter now down <br /> proved material. should separate straps are ove"W6 For,foreign morket..1 <br /> the tank from the pad. <br /> l.K T4'rr sY1a oEs+1w <br /> ORLLO( 14N. I.N. 901/x.." ".C.- <br /> W.OTY 01aM. LEMO M / 7••14 Ma Wr. - .4e .4e Me ee/M eN E•am NOLO DOW" 4aa @Tki9w \LYE are <br /> "&1tE. Ntls WraM.l ansae 6410}. M"arm "a COMM CONn .M Wel'.10e DMTG <br /> 0.0 <br /> 612.4 601 ImEf-• Y.n.NO u!O'O NY I'/I 1210+. - <br /> SOo 4-0 51 ..51115 •o G. Se7 3.9110.0 6-0- 11.0- 1'-01• 017, 3"'.1,4' 1/a 2-9' 2 314 a <br /> 600 4-0- 5-0 4 586 7 G. 701 3.1170.6 6'•0r &--0_ .'470 <br /> 1 000 4 10.9 a 3.41. G„ "02. 13130 6'O- 12'-9' "031 <br /> 9.13. 7 Q. 1.401 1.126.0 6"-O- 12"-9- 1'-02- 0-•6"' 3`.114- 3/4 <br /> 2000 5.. 12 0 +6647 1.948 14.6365 1-4- 14-0' 1.,0-' O'9" J.. 114' 3/6 6-O 7 Y• <br /> 3.000 -,•a' le 10- 29 006 7.706 27.420.E 1". 20'-01 1'-,1- 1•-O- 1-.114- 3V4 9 O- 2 ya a <br /> 4.000 5-a 21 O 33 3.-, • i« 3.4611 31.006.2 7•-4" 26-0 ,-1 r 1 01 3". v- 314 ,2 O' 2 314 a <br /> 6.000 6"O' 13'-' 41 660 114 4.369 27.1700 10"-0' 15'-4- 3-•00- 2--0" <br /> 6.000 94)' ,6'0 SOWS 1:4 SS46 44910.2 10'11' 16'.0 ].01- 2.1 3".We ,-1/8 9-0- 2 i va <br /> 6.000 •'-O" 2r.a ee.ees 114 6.972 60 Me 10"-Or 23•.4- 4'1031 2-2- 31.3/6- 6466 ra- 3 ,.f,9 6 <br /> loom a-O' 76-9 43 3411 ,.+ 0 798 75.3072 10"-0' 28'•6- 3'•03- 2-1 3 .316- 1-119 6 6- a ,., <br /> h L <br /> 10000 10.0 1 7-0 63.300 7.702 76.02E"0 12 4- .0-0- 4'-02- 3.1 4•.112' 1./2 6-6- 2 1.112 a <br /> ,2 0o0 6 O 32 o ,vo Oa] 1 4 9.62. 90646.6 t0•0- 3.-O' 3'd' 2 r 3-.316- 1.112 6.-o- 4 1.Ve P <br /> 12 000 10'.0 20-6 100.032 1,a- 9.069 91.4911.3 12'-0- sr-61 4'-01" 3.21 .'a 117- 1./2 6-10- 3 1.112 6 <br /> 15.000 a'0 a0 r, 12%0-0 5116 1'.979 '10 75)9 10--0- 42'•0- 3-03- 2 2' 3 a 316 1-116 8-0 5 , 119 1 <br /> ,6.000 10-.0_ 76.-0" 129040 6/16• 13.466 112.7040 12'-0- 27'J- 4.-03- 3'-2" 4-.1/2- 1.112 E-61- 3 1.112 6 <br /> 20000 10-0 34 0 ,66.720 5:+6 17.106 160.7542 12'-0' 36'-0" 4.04, 3'-1' 6--112- 1.17 9'-0'" 4 , 112 a <br /> 3s ow 10'1' 42'•6-- 2011.400 3A' 22.900 190.600.0 17'-0- 44 4•-061 Y-a- 4':,12- 1-1/2 0"-6- 6 t 112 10 <br /> In calculating this information. the following assumptions were made: <br /> 1) Groundwater table is at surface. <br /> 2) Tank excavation hF1s not been backfifted. <br /> 3) Tank 1s empty <br /> 4) Yield stress of all steel is Fy = 36 ksi. <br /> 6) Allowable stress 0, steel in tension is It=.6 x FV - 21 6 ksi. <br /> 6) Straps are tightened to produce uniform loading upon each strap <br /> 7) Straps are vertical 31 the point of anchorage <br /> 8) Safety factor of 2 is used for anchorage strap design. <br /> 9) Weight of water 8.33 pounds per gallon. <br /> 10) Weight of submeroed concrete is 80 pounds per cubic foot. <br /> 6 <br /> l <br />