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Mir mune Gallons of Monitoring HUM Required 92. Replace all excavated native soil with approved backfill of <br /> Tanksump ------------ ----------- proper shed and gradation.Use backfill which meets <br /> Total Height 42' m' 54' ASTM C-33 for quality and soundness. <br /> Tank Sump Tank Sump Tank Sump <br /> 4 ] 18 10 93. Require your backfill supplier to certify that the backfill <br /> meets this specification. <br /> 5' a 1. 11 <br /> 9.4. Keep backfill dry and free of Ice In freezing conditions. <br /> 0 9 11 13 <br /> 95. For alternative backfill for tank sumps,other than what is <br /> 1 r 10y _12_- _ _ is _ specified in Figure 41,refer to INST 61060. <br /> &42. Press and hold the siphon gun trigger to begin fluid 9.6. To help insure proper backfill material size,CSI offers an <br /> Poling. Approved Backfill Calculator available on our website. <br /> 8.4.3. As the fluid level drops in the bucket add fluid as www.containmentsolutions.com,under"Service Training <br /> needed to keep fluid level above the hose end. and Support",then"Tank Support Calculations'. <br /> 8.4.4. When the monitoring fluid reaches the fill line on the M 1.1111111POB <br /> reservoir,release the siphon gun trigger. <br /> 10.1. Isolate all tank sumps from direct traffic loading. <br /> 8.4.5. Whenvacuum is stopped,thelevel nthe <br /> reservoirrvoir will drop as the tank sumpp walls stabilize. 10.2. Aker backfilling to top of Unit sump: <br /> Manually top off reservoir with monitoring fluid to the 102.1. Backfill around tank sump top to a level 3•above the <br /> fill line as Indicated on the reservoir. horizontal position of the enclosed top.Place a <br /> 8.4.6. Wait until the fluid level in the tank sump stops S'x 5'x99'rigid board with hole on backfill to <br /> changing(24 hours Is recommended)and then top off support concrete and provide a channel for water <br /> the reservoir.The desired final monitoring fluid level is runoff(see Figure 10-1). <br /> 1 K'in depth measured from the inside bottom of the <br /> reservoir.This level is also indicated on the reservoir Figure 10-1 <br /> label. - <br /> PelnrorRd <br /> 8.4.1. Remove s.,and <br /> PVC tillth I' ' ert the rmane treser resnt ervoir <br /> glut Mannose Tank sump coomere <br /> sensor and reinstall the t A'permanent reservoir dug. udEI 1 omc 5enm <br /> Be sure the reservoir plug has at least diameter <br /> hole the top the plug or around thee wire for <br /> venting of the reseservoir.Do not caulk oefini al <br /> se -- -- <br /> the vent space between the wire and the fining <br /> hole. <br /> ole. ' � 3•mM. <br /> Rigid Boats <br /> (s'x5'x KT <br /> 9.1. The use of approved backfill material is critical to long <br /> term tank sump performance.Failure to use approved <br /> backfill may result in tank sump failure and will void the <br /> limited warranty(see Figure 9-1). <br /> Hgure3l <br /> PEA GRAVEL CRUSHED STONE <br /> �L�L Vz <br /> P9 mm) D9mm <br /> Maximum Sim MaximurnSlze 1021.1. Use a grade access manhole large enough to allow <br /> 1 o tank sump lid removal after installation. <br /> 102.2. Adequate clearances must be maintained between the <br /> 3/411 tank sump lid and manhole lid to prevent the direct <br /> transfer oftraffic load to the tank sump. <br /> 1h 1023. Pour slab directly onto rigid board. <br /> 1/4° 102A. If the tank sump is located in a traffic area,the concrete <br /> traffic pad,reinforcement and thickness must be <br /> designed for job conditions and traffic loads to assure <br /> Pea Grrel: Cr11MM5tone or Grand: concrete traffic pad integrity.It is the responsibility <br /> awn natunt"rourdM Washed,vAth ngular of the tank owner or tank owners representative to <br /> ...regal wKh P.okleslaea OSAdesizez no larger design the traffic pad for all loads. <br /> noln9erthan Wwkh no more Man W'::=o-hUm 5% <br /> Man S%p.srllgaYasiew. Wading.Y4 sive. <br /> Drydensnymustbea on,denutymustbea <br /> minimum of95 Pounds minimum of S, <br /> Pounds <br /> permbicfoot. percudcfaol. <br /> a <br />