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A WARNING Interior <br /> Dimensions Tank Diameter <br /> If product is used as ballast,exercise special care in URE <br /> handling.Safeguard against sparks,fire or product spills. 1 in FIGURE <br /> 4' 6' 8' 10' 12' <br /> Improper handling of product could cause a fire or explo- <br /> sion and result in death or serious injury. "A" 491/4" 73" 92" 121" 1381/4" <br /> A WARNING "B" 541/2" 78" 98" 126" 1431/4" <br /> "C" 48" 713/8" 913/16" 119 3/16" 136 5/8" <br /> The tank shall be adequately vented to prevent the <br /> development of vacuum or pressure when filling or "D" 491/2" 72 314" 91 112" 120" <br /> emptying the tank.Failure to properly vent the tank could "E" 55" 77 3/4" 971/4" 125 314" <br /> cause tank failure and result in death or serious injury. '71 48" 70 5/8" 90 5/8" 118112" <br /> 10.1.GENERAL "G" 511/2" 751/8" 953/8" 1231/2" <br /> 10.1.1.In most anchoring systems,a tank is not adequately protected "H'9 56 5/8" 801/4" 1001/2" 128 5/8" <br /> against flotation until the tank is fully backfilled and the top slab is in I„ 48" 713/8" 913/16" 1193/16- <br /> place.Therefore,during the installation process,the tank should be <br /> ballasted completely after the backfill is even with the top of the tank <br /> and postinstallation testing has been successfully completed. TABLE 11-1 <br /> 10.1.2.Only under wet-hole conditions should ballast be added 11.2.EXTERNAL PIPING <br /> before the backfill is even with the top of the tank.(See SECTION 8.) 1 A WARNING <br /> When pressure testing the external piping,the tank must be <br /> 11. PIPING ANDVENTING isolated from all piping. The test pressures for external piping <br /> 11.1.INTERNAL PIPING could cause tank failure and result in death or serious injury. <br /> 11.1.1.All piping must conform to all applicable codes and <br /> standards. (See SECTION 1.) CAUTION <br /> CAUTION When extending monitoring or vapor-recovery piping to the <br /> surface,make sure the at-grade fittings are different from <br /> All internal piping must be at least 4 inches[6 inches for any fill fittings and will not accept standard fill hoses. <br /> 12-foot-diameter tanks]from the tank bottom.Failure to do <br /> this may damage the tank or surrounding property. 11.3.VENTING TANK <br /> CAUTION A WARNING <br /> All metal fittings and other metal components must be coated All underground tanks/compartments shall be adequately <br /> to protect against corrosion.Failure to do this may result in vented to prevent the development of vacuum or pressure <br /> damage to these parts or to surrounding property. when filling or emptying the tank.Failure to properly vent a <br /> tank or compartment could cause tank failure and result in <br /> 11.1.2.Refer to FIGURE 11-1 along with TABLE 11-1 to death or serious injury. <br /> determine the correct dimensions for sizing internal piping. <br /> 11.3.1.The single-wall tank is designed to operate at atmos- <br /> � e 8 e " pheric pressure. <br /> ASD —G <br /> ^ Dimension Line Dimension Line 11.3.2. In the double-wall and triple-wall tank,the primary tank is <br /> Single-Wall&Double-Wall II Double-Wall I designed to operate at atmospheric pressure. <br /> 11.3.3.The tank's venting system must be adequately sized to <br /> A a JE JG <br /> ensure that atmospheric pressure is maintained at all times, <br /> including during filling and emptying of tank. <br /> Single-Wall Double-Wall 11 Double-Wall 1 11.3.4.Whenever installing overfill protection,such as alarms, <br /> Ribbed Outer Wall Smooth Outer Wall <br /> Note: automatic shut-off devices("flapper valves")or vent-restriction <br /> 1. All fitting dimensions are measured from the top of a devices("ball-float valves"),follow the instructions provided by <br /> service fitting to the inside bottom of the tank and include the manufacturer of the overfill-protection device and consult the <br /> gauge-plate clearance. <br /> 2. Interior diameters do not include gauge-plate clearance. authority having Jurisdiction to determine the level at which the <br /> overfill protection should operate. <br /> FIGURE 11-1 <br /> 18 <br />