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• s ' • . A ® • ® - Chock with sandbags. - If high winds are anticipated,tie the tanks down Common Terms for: to prevent damage. • Petroleum Tanks(see Figure A-1). - When the tank must be rolled for air/soap test, roll • Non Petroleum Tanks(see Figure A-2). only on shipping pads or smooth surface free of FigureA-1 protruding rocks or hard objects. Ensure fittings and/ or collars do not come in contact with the ground. Manway and Cover Monitoring Fluid Primary Tank Fitting Containment with fittings Reservoir - Protect collars from water accumulation in freezing Collar Lift Lug �_ Annular Space Fitting Anchor Strap conditions or tank damage may occur. Location To avoid tank damage, Arrows • Do not allow tank to rotate or swing during off loading. • Do not use chains or cables around tanks. I Z J 5 6 8 �0 t� f2 ° Joint • Do not allow metal hardware to contact the tank. Endcap Rib Section Bulkhead Rib • Do not allow fittings, collars, manways, reservoirs, Figure A-2 or any accessory to contact ground during rotation. Access Collar Flanged Manway • Do not drop tank. Nozzle Lift Lug Baffle and Cover Inlet/Outlet LIFTING TANKS To lift the tank, always use the number of lift lugs indicated on the label adjacent to the lift lugs. Slings may also be used to lift the tank. Refer to Supplemental Documents(Section R)for additional information.Apply z J 5116W910 equal tension to all lift lugs simultaneously. Endcap Rib Section entloyzzle Identify the tank lift lug orientation and use the appropriate method to lift the tank. The tank orientations are shown below. Straps securing the tank to the truck shouldFigure A-3 never be released before the appropriate lifting . T0uokwJ['th;Tank'Rotst9d,` equipment is properly;secured to the tank's lift lugs.This could result in personal Injury or death. • The contractor is responsible for rigging, unloading t t and securing the tank. • Tanks must be mechanically unloaded under the direction of a qualified rigger. Use all lugs on top center line to lift tank from truck. • Upon tank delivery and when lifting tank, visually Rotate tank after unloading to upright position for inspect entire exterior surface of the tank for shipping lifting into excavation. or handling damage. If the tank has a wet annular space, inspect for monitoring fluid on the exterior n9 m Truck or'Ground Tank Upright surface. • Before unloading a tank from the truck,the contractor -max.60* must make sure all tools, hardware, supplies and anything else capable of damaging the tank are removed from the trailer bed. • The contractor is responsible for making sure the tank �.,•� is secure before removing shipping straps so the tank does not roll off the truck or trailer. Use the number of lugs identified on the label to lift tank. • For tanks with a bottom sump or bottom fittings, be =Uftin#,ftmTruckorGround,lvvl,th Tank Upright i sure the bottom sump or fittings are not damaged by contact with any object. Refer to Supplemental Documents(Section R)for additional information. • For temporary storage of tanks at job site: tt - Set on smooth ground (no protruding rocks or hard objects)or on the shipping pads oriented Use the number of lugs identified on the label to lift tank. to allow for tank rotation as needed. 4