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CALCULATION AND COMPARISON excavation for the new tank, leaving as much backfill as possible <br /> 1. Subtract reading"B"from reading"A'. around existing tanks. It may be necessary to install shoring to <br /> make sure that existing tanks do not move and that sufficient back- <br /> 2. Compare this value to the table of Maximum Allowable fill remains.The new tank must be installed by following the <br /> Deflections shown on the Installation Checklist. procedures in this guide. Remember to leave a minimum of 18 <br /> 3. Vertical deflection in excess of these values indicates improper inches between tanks.The backfill material must be the same as <br /> installation and voids the tank warranty. that specified in Section 3. <br /> MONITORING14. METHOD 2 <br /> SINGLE WALL TANKS <br /> Single wall tank installations may require release detection monitor- <br /> ing,which can include inventory control,automatic tank gauging, <br /> vapor monitoring or ground water monitoring.Check with federal, <br /> state,and local officials for requirements in your area. <br /> DOUBLE WALL TANKS <br /> Xerxes'double wall tank has an interstitial space for the contain- <br /> ment of leaked product from the primary tank.The tank,as = <br /> supplied,will have a minimum of one monitor fitting that provides FIGURE 15-2 <br /> access into the space between the primary(internal)and secondary <br /> (external)tank walls. If a double wall tank is sloped,the monitor <br /> should be at the low end. <br /> WITH A DRY INTERSTITIAL SPACE MANUFACTURING PLANTS: <br /> The monitoring system and method is the responsibility of the tank <br /> owner and/or operator.A safe electronic or mechanical system Anaheim California,714/630-0012 <br /> should be used to detect either incoming water or product.The FAX:714/632-7133 <br /> monitor system should detect leakage near the bottom of the tank. <br /> 1 Monitoring can be done through the monitor fitting provided. If the Avon,Ohio,216/327-6051 <br /> tank is sloped,the lowest elevation must be the monitoring end. FAX:216/327-6071 <br /> WITH LIQUID FILLED INTERSTICE—TRU-CHEKTM Hagerstown,Maryland,301/223-6933 <br /> i In a liquid filled monitoring system,the interstitial space is filled FAX:301/223-6836 <br /> with liquid at the point of manufacture(except 25,000 and 30,000- <br /> gallon tanks).The system provides continuous leak protection and Lakeland,Florida,813/665-1471 <br /> it enables the owner to conduct a tank tightness test. It also pro- FAX:813/665-1695 <br /> vides the ability to use an electronic reservoir monitoring system. Seguin,Texas,512/372-0090 <br /> FAX:512/372-0321 <br /> 15. ADDING TANKS AT EXISTING LOCATIONS Tipton,Iowa,319/886-6172 <br /> Additional Xerxes tanks can be installed at existing locations If FAX:319/886-2042 <br /> proper foundation support exists.The method of installation is the <br /> responsibility of the owner. It is required,however,that one of the <br /> following methods be used.The preferred method is to install a <br /> new tank in a separate hole at least 3 feet from the original hole. <br /> Caution must be exercised in keeping unusual surface loads off <br /> existing tanks.The natural barrier of undisturbed soil between <br /> a tanks must be'maintained. <br /> i <br /> 36- METHOD 1 <br /> i <br /> l FIGURE 15-1 <br />\ If this method is not practical,additional tanks may be buried in <br /> the same installation hole.After emptying existing tanks to less <br /> than one-quarter capacity,remove the surface slab.Enlarge the <br />