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12/02/2002--15:48 FAX 9163715270 TITAN -PRE WSAC <br />k. A& <br />le GENERAL <br />The PLA5TEF-L® ELUTROW underground tank is a <br />U.L. Listed Jacketed tank providing corrosion protection and 360° <br />secondary containment per U.L. 1746 and 58. <br />ELUTRON® underground tanks must be installed according <br />to these installation instructions, the latest issue of the Flammable <br />and Combustible Liquids Code, N.F.P.A• 30 for underground tanks <br />and the authority having jurisdiction. <br />The installer and/or owner must read and be familiar with the <br />entire installation instructions and Appendix A prior to installing the <br />ELUTRON® tattle To activate the PLASTEELm <br />ELUTRON®Tank Warranty, a completed and signed Certificate <br />of Installation for the PLASTEEL°' ELUTRON® <br />Underground Tank must be returned to the manufacturer. For <br />additional installation references, consult the current editions of <br />- Pctroleum Equipment Institute, RP -100 <br />- American Petroleum Institute, RP -1615. <br />INSPECTION11. VISUAL <br />Prior to setting tank in hole, inspect exterior for damage. If tank <br />exterior is damaged, call factory regarding correct repair procedures. <br />Exterior damage is indicated when the blue color of the FRF <br />laminate has shown a white fractured pattern. <br />Ill. HANDLING <br />Good construction engineering practice, common sense and safety <br />mast ,prevail during this phase. ELUTION" tanks are not to be <br />dropped or rolled off of the delivery vehicle onto the ground or into <br />the hole_ The lifting hook or hooks provided must be used in combi- <br />nation with the proper capacity unloading equipment. It is the <br />responsibility of the owner to provide the qualified personnel and <br />safe, proper unloading equipment, with specific consideration given <br />to tank weight and reach distance, to set tank in excavation. The <br />preferred lining cable included angle is 60° and must never exceed <br />1200. A spreader bar may be used to achieve this angle. <br />IV. EXCAVATION I3EPTH <br />EOOINI. ANO BACiZFILL <br />Follow all applicable local regulations and codes. When <br />excavating, allow a minimum clearance of 6" for backfill around the <br />ta:tk. For minimum burial cover, consult N.FP.A. 30. If burial cover <br />over top of tank exceeds five (5) feet. consult factory. Backfill <br />materials should be clean, debris free, sand or pea gravel. <br />Hydrocarbon- exposed sand or pea gravel may be re -used if approved <br />by the AHJ. Native sand may be used if approved by the tank manu- <br />facturer and the. AHJ, Allow a minimum of 12" of backfill between <br />traffic slab and all appurtenances that are attached to the tank. <br />Damage to tank may occur if surface traffic loads are transmitted <br />directly to tank. <br />CAUTION: The decision to use an anchoring system is the <br />responsibility of the owner, Damage to the tank may <br />occur if the tank is subjected to movement. <br />Consult the factory for number, size and type of holddown <br />assemblies required when using a concrete pad under the tank, You <br />fa 005 <br />t1 <br />Double—Wall <br />Tank <br />may set and sc ly anchor the ELUTRON® tank on the pad <br />with a minimum If 6" of backfill between tank bottom centerline <br />and the pad. Upo local implementing agency Approval, you may set <br />and securely anchor the ELUTRON® tank directly an the <br />smooth, flat pad taking care to place a 12" wide x 1" thick piece <br />of felt between the entire tank bottom centerline and the pad to <br />minimize damage during placement. Consult factory for other <br />anchoring techniq�es. <br />VI. TESTING <br />PRE•INSTAIiIATION: Aboveground, prior to replacement of <br />tank in cxeavatior9, precisely follow one of the three testing options <br />cited in AppendixA attached. Do not deviate from these procedures. <br />If the ELUTROW tank is delivered with a vacuum on the <br />interstice, refer to Option #2 of Appendix A. <br />CAUTION: IF OPTION #3 IS USED, DO NOT APPLY ANY <br />P SURE TO THE INTERSTICE IlEF012>~ <br />THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDING AND FAIM- <br />FULLY FOLLOWING TIE PROCEDURES CITED <br />IN OPTION 43 OF APPENDIX A. DAMAGE TO <br />T K MAY OCCUR IF YOU DEVIATE FROM <br />THE PROCEDURES AND SPECIFICATIONS. <br />POST:INSTATION: Complete the backfill procedures to <br />the top of the tarp Complete all piping and connections ensuring <br />that unused openings are secured tight with threaded steel plugs. <br />Apply a 5 PSIG pressure test in the primary tank and check for tight- <br />ness of piping connections and tank manhole covers. Gauge should <br />be checked prior to testing for accuracy and have a maximum limit <br />of 15 PSIG. <br />CAUTION: 'T F- PRIMARY TANK TEST PRESSURE SHALL <br />N6T EXCEED 5 PSIG. DAMAGE TO TANK <br />MAY OCCUR. ISOLATE PIPING FROM TANK <br />BEFORE TESTING THE PIPING AT HIGHER <br />The interstice Jannular space) will be tested using option #2 or #3 <br />in Appendix A. <br />OPTION: See Appendix'B for procedures to perform the <br />Interstitial Vacuum Test that has been third parry <br />evaluated to meet the EPA tank tightness test <br />The PRIMAY (inner) tank must always be vented to <br />atmosphere. Th interstitial space does not require venting. <br />However, local codes may require such interstitial venting. Comply <br />with N.F.P.A. 30. <br />CAUTION: DO NOT MANIFOLD VENT FROM PRIMARY <br />T I K TO VENT FROM INTERSTITIAL SPACE. <br />VIII. PLASTEEL0SEALING <br />PROCEDURES <br />new prooedtires must be performed prior to completion of <br />backfill and AFTER TESTING- To ensure complete corrosion pro- <br />tcotion, the folio ging instructions must be followed: <br />a. General instructions for working with fiberglass resin <br />By carefully performing the following steps, your ELUTRONW <br />