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OANCHORING TAN` Concrete Eye <br /> Tanks must be anchored in locations where water could Anchor points must be located less than 4.5 feet (1.4 <br /> enter the hole. meters) from the tank centerline on 8 foot(2.4 meters) <br /> diameter tanks,3.5 feet(1.1 meters)on 6 foot(1.8 meters) <br /> Hold-Down Straps diameter tanks,2.5 feet (0.8 meters)on 4 foot(1.2 me- <br /> Xerxes Century-Cast FRP pre-shaped straps must be ters) tanks or 6 feet (1.9 meters) on the 10 foot (3.0 <br /> used when a tank is to be anchored. Two straps are meters) diameter tanks. <br /> required for 550 gallon (2.1 cu. meters) through 6,000 The anchors must be secured in concrete and attached <br /> gallon (23 cu. meters) cylindrical tanks; except the 6,000 to the hold-down straps with wire cable (see table ll) <br /> gallon, 6 foot diameter (23 cu. meters) tank which has using at least three cable clamps. <br /> four straps;four straps for 8,000 gallon (30 cu. meters) <br /> through 15,000 gallon(57 cu. meters)tanks. Six straps <br /> are required for the 20,000 gallon (76 cu. meters)tank. <br /> 1 <br /> r= � <br /> o <br /> TABLE II <br /> REQUIRED WIRE ROPErrURNBUCKLE SIZE <br /> CAUTION: All hold-down straps must be uniformly Tank Sphe cal Cylindrical <br /> tightened.The load will be equally distributed when Wire Rope <br /> all straps are uniformly snug over the ribs of the Diameter <br /> Strength 9,000 lbs.(4080 kg) 12,(1 3m00 m)(5670 kg) <br /> tank- Straps must be tightened until they are snug, <br /> Turnbuckle Diameter <br /> but cause no deflection of the tank.Tank deflection Hook Type 3A"(19mm) 11/4"(32mm) <br /> can be detected by checking tank diameter with a Eye Type 'h"(13mm) (19mm) <br /> gauge stick before and after snugging the straps. <br /> CAUTION: Do not place straps or cables between Deadman <br /> the ribs of the tank,only on ribs designated by arrows A deadman must be a concrete beam with a total length <br /> (►t)stenciled on tank. 12 inches (30 cm) greater than the total length of the <br /> Top Cable/Clamp Method tank. (See Table III.) <br /> An alternative method is to clamp the cables at the top TABLE III <br /> of the tank. In this method, triple clamp a cable to each REQUIRED <br /> end of the strap, thread each cable around the anchor DEADMAN DIMENSIONS <br /> or deadman, and triple clamp the cable ends at the top TANK DEADMAN <br /> of the tank. The cable must rest on the top of the hold- SIZE SUE <br /> down strap between the guides provided. Adjust ten 4X.(1'2 m) 6•x6 <br /> (15 cm 15 cm) <br /> Sion on cables evenly. 6ft.(1.8 m) 12'x12 ; <br /> (30 cm x 30 cm) <br /> 8n(2.4 m) +2x12 <br /> (30crnx30cm) �- <br /> i 10R.(3.0m) 18'x24' <br /> 1 (46 an x61 cm) - <br /> I Lay the deadman > <br /> parallel to the tank, , <br /> not more than 4.5 _ <br /> feet(1.4 meters)from <br /> the centerline of the <br /> TOP <br /> CABLE 8 foot(2.4 meters)diameter tanks, 3.5 feet(1.1 meters) <br /> CLAMP on 6 foot (1.8 meters) diameter tanks, 2.5 feet(0.8 me- <br /> METHOD ters) from centerline of 4 foot(1.2 meters)tank and not <br /> 12" more than 6 feet(1.9 meters) from the centerline of the <br /> 10 foot (3 meters) diameter tank. Position each hold- <br /> y "" s- down strap so it will be centered on the face of the rib <br /> Y '- designated by the arrows. Fasten the wire cable to the <br /> deadman with at least three clamps. Connect the cable <br /> and strap with a turnbuckle, then tighten uniformly with <br /> other straps. <br />