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8.8.1.4.Lower each deadman to the bottom of the excavation <br /> using the wire rope. <br /> 8.8.1.5.Center each anchor strap on each location marked j <br /> with an arrowhead symbol 11-4. --_ --_ <br /> 8.8.1.6.Bring the live end of each wire rope up to the top of ,. <br /> the tank at each marked location. <br /> 8.8.1.7.Take the slack out of each wire rope and splice the i <br /> termination of the wire ropes on top of the tank. <br /> 9. GEOTEXTILE FABRIC <br /> 9.1. GENERAL <br /> 9.1.1.Geotextile fabric allows the passage of water in and out <br /> of the excavation but prevents the migration and mixing of in ;3=°a'"�•r•- ^`=^Ir <br /> situ soil and the select backfill material.Geotextile helps pre- <br /> serve the integrity of the select backfill envelope that sur- <br /> rounds and supports the tank. <br /> 9.1.2.The tank owner or the owner's technical representative <br /> is responsible for determining whether a geotextile or an alter- <br /> nate fikering technique is appropriate for a specific installation. FIGURE 10-1 <br /> 9.1.3.Using geotextile fabric is considered good installation 10.1.4.The required 12 inches of backfill bedding on the bottom <br /> practice and Xerxes recommends using it in any installation, of the excavation must also be present in the excavation hole in <br /> but especially when the tank is installed in the following condi- which the sump or fitting will be placed.See FIGURE 10-2. <br /> tions: <br /> 9.1.3.1.areas with frequently changing groundwater condi- <br /> tions or areas subject to tidal fluctuations <br /> 9.1.3.2.unstable soils,such as those cited in SECTION 7.5.3. <br /> R <br /> 8.1.3.3.water conditions with silty In situ soil. � <br /> 9.1.4.For further information concerning geotextile specifica- <br /> tions and installation procedures,consult the geotextile sup- <br /> plier's installation guidelines or instructions. <br /> 9.1.5.Polyethylene film is not considered an effective geotex- <br /> tile material because it may tear or degrade while in service. <br /> 10. BOTTOM SUMPS AND FITTINGS " ' <br /> 10.1. GENERAL <br /> 10.1.1.When handling a tank with a bottom sump or fitting,al- <br /> ways take extra care so that the bottom sump or fitting is not <br /> damaged by contact with any other object,such as the truck <br /> bed or the ground. FIGURE 10-2 <br /> 10.1.2.When installing a large bottom sump in a water or 10.1.5.After setting the tank,fill and tamp the space around <br /> wastewater tank,see the Xerxes supplement,Large Bottom the sump or fitting by using hand tools before continuing the <br /> Sump Installation Instructions.See SECTION 20 for details on backfilling. <br /> where to obtain this supplement. 11. TAKING DIAMETER MEASUREMENTS <br /> CAUTION 11.1. GENERAL <br /> All connections to the tank must be flexible.Provisions must 11.1.1.Diameter measurements must be taken at various <br /> be made to accommodate movement and misalignment be- stages of the installation process to verify that the process is <br /> tween the piping and the tank.Failure to do this may result proceeding correctly. <br /> in damage to the tank and/or surrounding property. <br /> 11.1.1.1.It is important that these measurements are taken <br /> 10.1.3.While preparing the backfill bedding,dig a hole in the and,if needed,appropriate action is taken so that tank deflec- <br /> bottom of the excavation that is large enough to accommo- tion is within allowable limits. <br /> date the sump or fitting.See FIGURE 10-1. <br /> 18 <br /> T <br />