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12-foot-diameter tanks],or 18 inches of backfill[36 inches for WARNING <br /> 12-foot-diameter tanks]plus 6 inches of reinforced concrete or <br /> 9 inches of asphalt.(See FIGURE 5-1.)In a wet condition, In a nontraffic installation,ensure that the areas above the <br /> sufficient overburden and/or an appropriate anchoring tanks are not subjected to traffic or other types of loads,which <br /> system must be present to offset buoyancy of the tank. could cause tank damage and result in death or serious injury. <br /> �., 5.2.3.3.The maximum burial depth is 7 feet of cover over the <br /> ® ® top of the tank.Deviation from this may be permissible with prior <br /> written authorization from Xerxes.Call your Xerxes representa- <br /> 0 0 9" tive for a special quotation prior to tank purchase if the burial <br /> 6„ Asphalt depth is to be greater than 7 feet. <br /> Concrete <br /> III III) 5.2.3.4.Asphalt and concrete pads must extend a minimum of <br /> — 12 inches beyond the tank in all directions. <br /> 36„ ' 18„ <br /> [aa'] : ss"] 5.2.3.5.If there is an unattached manway riser,it must not <br /> I I transmit load from the concrete slab to the tank.A minimum <br /> I Traffic II II — space of 6 inches must exist between the bottom of the riser <br /> I ( I( and the top of the tank. <br /> !! I 5.2.3.6.Traffic loads from the top slab must not be transmitted <br /> _ to an attached sump or riser.A minimum space of 3 inches must <br /> 1z" III ff2_411111MI1111 exist between the riser or sump and the slab. <br /> Note:Number in brackets refers to 12-foot-diameter tanks. 5.3.TANK SPACING <br /> 5.3.1.GENERAL <br /> 5.3.1.1.The following are minimum spacings and must be <br /> increased as needed to accommodate deadmen or anchor <br /> FIGURE 5-1 slabs. (See SECTION 6.) <br /> 5.2.3.2.Tanks not subjected to traffic loads must have a cover 5.3.1.2.Always provide sufficient clearance to allow the deadmen <br /> depth of at least 24 inches of backfill[48 inches for 12-foot- to be set outside of the tank"shadow."(See FIGURE 5-3.) <br /> diameter tanks],or 12 inches of backfill[36 inches for 12-foot- <br /> diameter tanks]plus 4 inches of reinforced concrete or 6 inches of <br /> asphalt.(See FIGURE 5-2.)In a wet condition,sufficient <br /> overburden and/or an appropriate anchoring system must — Tank shadow <br /> be present to offset buoyancy of the tank. <br /> I I II <br /> I� 6„ I <br /> ` 4" Asphalt III - <br /> f Concrete <br /> — III= II <br /> — a'a <br /> = 24" 12" 2 x Width <br /> [48'� II 136"] I <br /> _ No Width(See TABLE 6-1.) <br /> Traffic <br /> I II-81I -III -- II!I <br /> ( FIGURE 5-3 <br /> _ ( I 5.3.2.STABLE IN SITU(NATIVE)SOIL CONDITIONS <br /> —!! — = = ! 5.3.2.1.Where shoring is not required to maintain a vertical wall <br /> 12" from top to bottom of the excavation,and where the soil is <br /> stable,the minimum spacing between the sidewall or endcap <br /> Note:Number in brackets refers to 12-foot-diameter tanks. of the tank and the side of the excavation must be 18 inches <br /> [24 inches for 12-foot-diameter tanks]. <br /> FIGURE 5-2 5.3.2.2.If more than one tank is to be installed in the same hole, <br /> allow for at least 18 inches between the tanks.(See FIGURE 5-4.) <br /> 11 <br />