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11110P <br />0 <br />Made -To -Order <br />Double -Wall Tanks <br />Additional Made -To - <br />Order Double -Wall <br />Tanks with Suggested <br />Fitting Locations <br />Although the standard double- <br />wall tanks are designed to <br />accommodate storage appli- <br />cations, most tanks can be <br />modified to include larger or <br />additional manways or tank- <br />rQounted fittings or other <br />double-wall tank accessories. <br />Modified standard tanks or <br />made-to-order tanks require <br />additional lead time for <br />production. <br />The made-to-order tanks are <br />shown with manways and <br />lank -mounted fittings in the <br />suggested positions. <br />R " O k, <br />h1AY 0 3 2017 <br />ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH <br />DEPARTMENT <br />• <br />Monitoring capabilities— <br />the following restrictions apply <br />for the various types of double- <br />wall tank monitors: <br />a) Hydrostatic Tank Monitor— <br />tank burial depth must not <br />exceed T from tank top to <br />finish grade. <br />The monitoring cavity must be <br />vented to the atmosphere. The <br />optional reservoir sensor, sup- <br />plied by O/C TANKS, is also <br />designed to automatically vent <br />the monitoring cavity. <br />b) Liquid sensors—when <br />cavity monitors which <br />detect the presence of a <br />liquid are used, the cavity <br />between the inner and <br />outer tank may be either <br />vented to the atmosphere <br />or sealed. <br />0 Vacuum monitoring—when <br />vacuum monitoring is used, <br />the maximum vacuum is 3" <br />mercury (IS psi maximum). <br />Tank burial depth must not <br />exceed three feet. <br />d) Positive air pressure—when <br />Positive air pressure moni. <br />toring is used, the maximum <br />air pressure is 3 psi. <br />e) Gasoline vapor sensors— <br />when gasoline vapor <br />sensors are used, the <br />cavity between the inner <br />and outer tank may be <br />either vented to the <br />atmosphere or sealed. <br />Made To -Order Tank Notes <br />I. The location of additional <br />and/or modified tank acces- <br />sories should be referenced <br />by the numbered fitting <br />Position between ribs. <br />2. Fittings cannot be installed <br />in locations marked with an <br />asterisk ('). <br />3. Standard pipe fittings to the <br />primary tank are 4" NPT <br />half couplings. All tanks <br />require at least one manway. <br />The manway cover should <br />include at least one fitting. <br />4. Specifying more or larger <br />manways than the standard <br />double-wall tank may alter <br />the anchoring strap locations. <br />The standard anchoring <br />strap locations are indicated <br />by arrows. <br />5. All additional manway <br />covers should include at <br />least one fitting to facilitate <br />future volumetric precision <br />tank testing. <br />6. Tank bottom deflector plates <br />are standard under every <br />manway and fitting. <br />7. All Model "P" tanks <br />include a Fiberglas reser. <br />voir integrally constructed to <br />the tank top at the locations <br />noted in the standard tank <br />drawings. The reservoir <br />includes one 4" NPT half <br />coupling fitting (6" NPT fit- <br />ting for 10' diameter tanks) <br />mounted on the top of the <br />reservoir allowing access to <br />the cavity between the inner <br />and outer tank walls. <br />S. In addition to the monitor. <br />ing fitting located in the <br />Fiberglas reservoir, tanks <br />4000 gallon capacity and <br />larger include one addi- <br />tional monitoring fitting <br />(4" NPT) located at the <br />tank top near the manway. <br />