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u N./ <br /> Step#4: Add urethane sealant to the sealing surface of Step#3:Remove the dispenser sump lid from the poly <br /> the boot between each stud of the backer plate/stud base unit. In the vicinity of the dispenser's internal pip- <br /> assembly (APT recommends Bostik 1100 or equivalent ing connections, insert the spring loaded uni-strut nuts <br /> urethane sealant). Then, from outside the sump base, from the stabilizer bar kits into the channels located on <br /> insert the backer plate/stud assembly. If necessary, use a the inside of the dispenser sump lid. There should be <br /> rubber or plastic mallet to tap this assembly into place. two on each side for each stabilizer bar. <br /> Step #5: Add the same urethane sealant to the sealing Step #4: Add the mounting plate to the emergency <br /> surface of the entry boot, then place over the studs, mak- shut-off valve and loosely fit onto the adjustable stabi- <br /> ing sure the boot faces the inside of the sump.Add com- lizer bar, utilizing the 3/4" bolts and self-locking nuts. <br /> pression plate and nuts. Then, using a 7/16" socket, Do not tighten at this time. <br /> tighten all nuts using a cross pattern until the boot is <br /> sealed. <br /> Dispenser Sump Installation <br /> Note: APT requires no special 900 elbows or tees for <br /> installation, so standard galvanized schedule 40 fittings <br /> and riser pipes can be utilized within the dispenser <br /> sumps. Also, fire rated flexible connections can be sub- Step #5: Set the lid back on to the dispenser sump <br /> stituted for galvanized riser piping. APT fittings utilize lower portion, and insert the stabilizer bar with the <br /> standard 1-1/2" or 2" NPT male threads. emergency shut-off valve into position. Hand-tighten <br /> the bolts into the spring loaded uni-strut nuts in the side <br /> Step#1:Before laying pipe,secure all dispenser sumps channels. It is helpful to only hand-tighten, so that the <br /> at the proper location and height, making sure there is a stabilizer bar and emergency shut-off valve can be <br /> bed of proper backfill under each sump. Utilizing adjusted up or down and from side to side. Adjust the <br /> straight sections of rebar, angle iron or wooden stakes, emergency shut-off valve so that the shear section is level <br /> secure all four corners of the dispenser sumps in place. with the upper step of the dispenser sump lid. Align the <br /> emergency shut-off valve with the internal piping con- <br /> Step #2: Utilizing the base information provided by nection mark made on the sump wall in step #2. <br /> the dispenser manufacturer, measure across the top of <br /> the dispenser sump and mark the location where the Step #6: Now, look at the overall piping layout and <br /> riser pipes will connect to internal dispenser piping. slope requirements, and determine the elevation where <br /> the flexible entry boots should be mounted. A nice fea- <br /> ture of the sumps is that they can be cut in 3" incre- <br /> 4 ments to adjust the slope of the piping. This allows the <br /> entry boots to be mounted at the same height in each <br /> sump while still providing for good flow back to the <br /> tanks. <br /> Once this dimension is determined, measure from the <br /> bottom of the emergency shut-off valve to the center of <br /> the point where piping will enter or depart, allowing for <br /> the amount of riser pipe that will thread into the emer- <br /> gency shut-off valve and the 900 elbow or tee fitting, <br /> then mark the spot on the dispenser sump side wall. <br /> 115 <br />