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4200/4300 - Liquid Waste/Water Well Permits
RECORD_ID
SR0081813
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4201
FACILITY_NAME
JOE GRINDSTONE ASSOCIATION
STREET_NUMBER
13550
STREET_NAME
STATE ROUTE 12
City
LODI
Zip
95242
APN
05502002
ENTERED_DATE
2/26/2020 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
13550 HWY 12
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
004
QC Status
Approved
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24. Actual capacities shown will be reduced if an overfill -protection <br />device is installed in the tank. <br />25. Actual tank height may be greaterthan that shown with actual <br />tank diameter when certain accessories are installed on a tank. <br />26. Load height during shipping may vary due to tank placement <br />on the shipping trailer. <br />27. When using Appendices B1, 62,63 and B4 for determining <br />the weight of a multicompartment tank, you must select the tank <br />size in the chart given the total nominal capacity of all compartments. <br />Note the following: <br />• Single-wall (SW) tanks with flat baffle(s) installed are not <br />considered multicompartment tanks. Refer to one -compartment <br />tank data for these tanks. <br />• For double-wall (DW) tanks with a dry interstice, use the DW Dry <br />Weight column. <br />• For double-wall (DW) tanks with a factory -installed TRUCHEK' <br />wet monitoring interstice, use the DW Wet Weight column. <br />SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS <br />28. Go to zcl.com to view tank installation training videos. <br />29. Supplemental materials, which may apply to specific installations <br />and/or conditions, are available upon request from technical support <br />(enn.support@zcl.com). Most supplemental materials are also available <br />at zcl.com. <br />30. Among those materials available from technical support <br />(ena.su000rt@zcl.com) and at zcl.com are the following: <br />• Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)Tank Installation Instructions <br />• Double -Wall Containment Sump Installation Instructions <br />• Dry Interstitial Space Test <br />• Field Fiberglass Lay -Up Instructions for Containment Sumps <br />• Flexible Dipstick Monitoring Instructions (Canada only) <br />• Hook/Hook Anchor Straps Instructions (Canada only) <br />• Large Bottom Sump Installation Instructions <br />• Oil/Water Separator Operating and Maintenance Manual <br />• Preinstallation Testing Instructions for Water/Wastewater <br />Tanks Factory -Equipped for Pressure Testing <br />• TRUCHEK' Data Log and Testing Procedure <br />• Single -Wall Containment Sump Installation Instructions <br />for Flat -Sided Containment Sumps <br />• Single -Wall Containment Sump Installation Instructions <br />for Round Containment Sumps <br />• Triple -Wall Tank Preinstallation Testing Instructions (US only) <br />• Watertight Cover Gasket Replacement Instructions (US only) <br />LIMITED WARRANTIES <br />31.Ourapplicable limited warranty contains operating guidelines <br />and limitations that should be reviewed as applicable. Copies of our <br />current limited warranties are found at zcl.com. <br />04 - <br />I: PLANNING <br />FOR INSTALLATION <br />I.I. GENERAL <br />I.I.I. This section of the Installation Manual contains information that <br />you need to consider before a tank is delivered so that you are prepared <br />to proceed with installation. This includes, but is not limited to, equipment <br />needed for installation, backfill material selection, excavation requirements, <br />tank anchoring options, taking diameter measurements, and onsite <br />testing requirements. <br />1.1.2. The following list is to be used as a guide for equipment <br />recommended fortank installation: <br />• excavation equipment capable of producing a level -bottom <br />hole and placing backfill material at any point in the excavation <br />• suitable lifting equipment capable of lifting and placing <br />the tanks and associated tank anchors <br />• spirit level <br />• transit or grade level <br />• 50 -foot [15 -meter] tape measure <br />• tamping rod(s) <br />• pipe wrenches and appropriate pipe joint compound <br />• a test manifold for each pressure -testable tank or <br />compartment (reference Figure 4-1) <br />• source of pressurized air capable of 6 psig [40 kPa] or inert gas <br />• soap and water solution (during freezing conditions, <br />a suitable solution such as windshield wiper fluid may <br />be added to the soap and water mixture) <br />• soft cloth, brush or hand-held pneumatic sprayer <br />• hand shovel <br />• lifting sling(s) <br />• soil compacting equipment (if necessary) <br />1.2. BACKFILL MATERIAL AND GEOTEXTILE <br />1.2.1. GENERAL <br />1.2.1.1. Tanks shall be installed using select rounded stones or crushed <br />stones as primary backfill material. See section 1.2.2 for specifications <br />of primary backfill material and Appendix C. <br />1.2.1.2. Alternatively, tanks shall be installed using primary backfill <br />vertically up to at least 75 percent of the tank diameter and secondary <br />backfill above the primary backfill. See section 1.2.3 for specifications <br />of secondary backfill and Split Backfill Instructions (Appendix D) <br />for more information regarding this alternative. <br />1.2.1.3. Using backfill material other than that specified here without <br />prior written authorization from us will void our obligations under the <br />applicable limited warranty. <br />NOTICE <br />Using other than specified backfill material could cause tank failure, <br />or could result in damage to the tank and/or surrounding property. <br />1.2.2. PRIMARY BACKFILL <br />1.2.2.1. Primary backfill material must meet the following specifications: <br />• Material is to be clean, free-flowing, and free of dirt, sand, large rocks, <br />roots, organic materials, debris, ice and snow. <br />• Backfill material shall not be frozen or contain lumps of frozen <br />material at anytime during placement and compaction. <br />
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