JTURE PIPE INDUSTRIES TANKS FOR UND STORAGE FP. FUTURE PIPE NOUSTRE Complete Pipe System SolutionsFiberglass (GRP) storage tanks mean lower total cost and greater dependabil- ity over the life of your storage system. Without maintenance. There's one basic difference between Future Pipe Fiberglass underground tanks and tanks made from steel. Fiberglass tanks won't corrode. A Fiberglass underground tank will last the life of most facilities without corro- sion-caused leaks or failures. Corrosion-caused replacement costs are eliminated, as are periodic corrosion testing procedures, and the additional expense and concern over environmen- tal problems due to leakage. Fiberglass underground tanks. Future Pipe Industries. from Long Life Fiberglass underground GRP storage tanks can be used to store gasoline, aviation fuel, gasohol (20% gasoline and 10% ethanol mixture), jet fuel, diesel fuel, potable water or waste water atambient underg ound temperature, orfuelcil at temperatures: Not to excaed 150°F. Tanks to be used to store any other mate- Fias should be cleared with Future Pipe Ind. before purchase and installation. Fiberglass tanks are impervious to the effects of extemal cor- rosion, Because they will not leak due to corrosion, Fibergiass underground tanks eliminate worries over pollution ang relatec environmental problems. Corrosion is caused by a direct current discharge from under- {ground stee! tanks. There are two sources of corrosion of stee! tarks: galvanic action and stray electrical currents, Gavaric action is an electrical cell phenomeron-which pro- ues current. It'S caused by such things as dissimilar metal varying steel tank surface conditions and non-hemogenous backfil, These conditions even vary within a single installation so that when testing soil resistivity, several tests must be made at different points of the same site over a petiod of time, to make the resistivity test results vald and useful. Conditions which indicate that corrasion wil oscur from galvanic action include: soil resistivity, soil pH, differential oxygen (different levels of oxygen enist at cifferent points around sieel tanks), new steal added to installation with cld stee! tanks, and anaerobic bacteria. Other variable factors, which may contribute to corro- sion inolude: high water table, cindess,lancfil, salts, fertilizers and septic tanks. Stray electrical currents are man-made. Through grounding, these man-made electrical curents retuin to their source, tak- ing the path of least resistance. The current will tavel along Underground steel tanks, taking metal ions from the tank as the current discharges or leaves the tank, resulting in corrosion Underground steel tanks are vulnerable to stray electrical cur rent corrosion, even with wall-designed external protecton. ‘There is no steal tank protective system that's eifecive aganst stray current corrosion, Intemal corrosion, "contributing 16 many steel tank lecks and failures, is also eliminated with Fiberglass underground tanks. Extamal protection will do nothing ‘0 prevent internal corro- sion. Factors which contribute 10 internal corrosion include: condensation from the product, oxygen, formation and depos- ition of sludge, climatic conditions, and the presence of bac- teria ie \ \Maintenance Free Because Fiberglass tanks are not susceptible to corrosion, they're maintenance free. There's no need for periodic testing, record keeping or replacement of cathodic protection sytems. You save the difference in time, money and concern over the service life of the tank and avoid potential financial liciltes. Fiberglass underground tanks are made from polyester resins reinforced with glass fiver. Petroleum products stored in Fiberglass tanks may be easily changed, without affecting either the tank, or the new product. Common additives in stored products will not change or damage tanks. Strong and Durable Prooory instaled, Fibergass tarks ara strong enough to with- stand constant traffic from the heaviest over-the-road vehicle (H-20 axle loads - 14.500 Ke/axé). Fiberglass underground tanks wore designed to meet specific Performance criteria in dry or fully flooded holes when properiy installed. An empty tank may be installed (with specified back- fll Completely around tank) with 2 meters of water over the tank top with a 2:1 safety factor against external hydrestatic pres- sure, All tanks must be vented, as tanks are designed for operation at atmospheric pressure only, except for use with vapor recov- fry systems provided the pressure or vacuum does not exceed 1 psi. Fiberglass tanks are designed for liquids with a specific gravity up to 1:1 Safe for Drinking Water Storage Future Pipe underground tanks are manufactured from Fiber- glass (GRP) laminate certfied by the Water Research Council (Wo) in the UK. Economical Fiberglass underground tanks offer incomparable performance benefits combined with quick, easy installaton. The performance of a Fiberglass underground tank means sub- stantial savings over the life of the installation, compared to a steel tank. Fiberglass tanks mean no corrosion, no mainte~ ance and no additional expense for tank replacement. In short, Foerglass underground storage tanks are your lowest cost tanks iGRP TANK - 1600 MM DIA. j= 1600 DIA—s} I i GRP TANK - 2000 MM DIA. 7——LFT Lues vi VOLUME | (LITRE) 13500 e) DIA. (MM) a 887, NO. OF RIBS: ¥21017.19-20 "ANCHOR STRAPSBET, FIB NO. : 72561011 | P2581-2.16 7267 LIFT LUGS BET. RIB NO. 25,45 34.89 67,1017 | T-B,15-14 235-6 MODEL NUMBER ‘GE1/2000/135 | Gev2000'225 | GEV2000/a0 | GEV200087.5 | GEI/1600/9GRP TANK - 2400 MM DIA. T ao 1 | | | 4 VOLUME, «uTRE) 22500 37800 48000 (6) 5000 ‘e000 a L a 587 587 587 b 480 487 477 CT _ e 4488 2018 9759) a. 8731 9266 11007 NO. OF RIBS : 13 18 "ANCHOR STRAPS BET. RIB NO. 126-7 42,67,12:13 1.2,56,11-12 LIFT LUGUS BET. RIB NO. 2356 4-59-10 710-11 MODEL NUMBER GEV2400/22.5 GEV24001375, (GEV/2400/45GRP TANK - 2800 MM DIA. —via Wn ocez—=| 10361 15 1-25-6 10-11 1415 126-710-171 (TRE) a) VOLUME "ANCHOR STRAPSBET. RIB NO LIFT LUGS BET. RIB NO. MODEL NUMBERInsiallation Instructions for GRP underground Storage Tank: Fiberglass underground tanks must be installed according to ese instructions end NFPA 30 and 31. Loca codes may apply and should be consulted. Failure to folow these installation instructions will void the warranty ang may resultin tank failure. Proper installation of Fiberglass underground tanks is required to prevent tank damage and to insure long-term corrosion resistant service. Itis imparativo te road, understandand folow the instructions below. ‘The presence of a Future Pipe representative at the job site does not relieve the contractor of his responsbilty to flow the published instalation instructions, Any variances to the pub- ished instalation instruction must be approved by Future Pipe in woting prior to the tank insiallation 1) Handling Liting Tanks While iting tanks use suitable nylon straps equaly spaced along the length of the tank. Guide the tanks with guide ropes. (D0 NOT STAND ON TANK WHILE TANK IS BEING LIFTED, 00 NOT ROLL OR DROP TANK. Only us lifting equipment to move tanks, Capacity of iting equipment must be checked before moving tanks. Set tanks on smooth ground, free of rocks and foreign cbjects and recheck 2) Bed and Backfill Al excavated native soil must be replaced with approved back- fil, DO NOT MIX APPROVED GRAVEL WITH SAND OR NATIVE SOIL. Always use approved gravel. Do not backfil in layers using sand or native scl It your baoktil does not meet the spectied requirements, alter- nate materials may not be used without written app:oval from Future Pipe Gravel Aclean naturally rounded aggregate witha mx of patice ses rot fess than 3 mm or more than 20 mm is required. ™ Crushed Stone or Crushed Gravel Washed, crushed stone or oravel with angular particle size not stone less than 3mm or more than 12 mm oon Pe are required. Note: All backfill materials must meet ASTM C-33 paragraph 7.1 for quality and soundness. The backfill should not have ‘more than 3% passing a # 8 sieve, The dry gravel density must be a minimum of 95 pounds per cubic foot Note: You should require your backfil supplier to certify that the backfill meets ths spectfication 3) Visual Air/Soap Testing Before installing tanks, remove fing plugs, appy pipe dope and then tighten fitng plugs. Pressure test 1600 mm through 2800 mm diameter tanks to5 psi. Soap the entire tank and ft- tings. The air tests is of Ite value without soaping ard a care- ful visual inspection for bubbles. Test at least 30 minutes to tenaure there are no leaks es indicates by soap buboles or @ drop in pressure. Do not approach endcaps or manways while tanks are under pressure, Before backfilling to grade, FPI rex commends a § psi ai/soap test on all nisted piping conned tions end unusec fittings 4) Hole Size Stable walls (all size tanks) In stable soil conditions the hole must de large enough to allow a minimum of 450 mm 600 mm preferred) between adjacent tanks and 450 mm 600 mm preferred) between the tank sides and ends ard the banks of the hole. Unstable walls (all size tanks) In muck, bog, peat, swamp or landill type areas where the soil is soft, a larger hole is required to support tanks. In these types of conditions the holes must be large enough to allow a minimum of 1/2 the tank diameter from ends and sides of tanks to hole wals. Unstable soils are defined as those soils having less than 0.37, Kgicm® cohesion as calculated from an unconfined compres- sion test; or soils with an ultimate bearing capacity of ess than Unstable soils may require a reinforced concrete slab under tank for support. For unstable soils with less than 0.12 Kg/cm? cohesion or with an ultimate bearing capecity of less than 0.25 Ka/cm, a filter fabric hole liner is recommended to prevent backfill migration. Refer to Section 6,5) Burial Depth and Cover ‘The tank hole must be deep enough to allow a minimum of 300, mm required beckfil bed over the hole bottom or concrete slab, It the total burial depth from tank top is greater then 60% of the tank diameter, anchoring the tanks is not required. (ee Sec: tian 9 for details PAD DIMENSIONS Paving must extend at least 300mm beyond tank outiine in all directions. MAXIMUM BURIAL DEPTH (ALL SIZE TANKS) To comply with UL require- ments, depth of cover for tanks in both traffic and no traffic congitions must nat exceed 2m ‘ver tank top. For burial dapths beyond 2m) Contact Future Pipe Indust. slope determined by sol ai MINIMUM BURIAL DEPTH No Traffic Loads (1600 mm - 2800 mm Dia) Tanks not subjected to traffic ‘ads needa minimum cover of 600 mm backill; or 30 mm backfill plus 100 mm reinforced concrete, Tratfic Loads (1600 mm - 2800 mm Dia) Tanks subject to ttafic toads must have @ cover depth of 800 mm. backill or 450mm mninimum backfil, plus 180. mm of concrete reinforced with stee! re-bars 6) Filter Fabric - Wet Hole Liner It ig the responsibilty of the tank owner or his technical repre: sentative to determine i fiter fabric is appropriate for a specific tank instalation. Our experience indicates that if all the other instalation insituctions are carelully folowed, the use of filter fabric is not essential Filter fabric prevents the migration of pea gravel with native soil it helps to maintain the integrity ane stability of the backfil material. Future Pipe recommends the use of fier fabric for tha following types of installations: 1. Tidel conditions o: areas subjected to frequent changing ground water ives. 2. Unstable soils (muck or landfills) 3. Water conditions with sity soi Suitable brand name fiter fabrics are itemized below. Manufacturer DuPont Product TYPAR 3401 or TYPAR 3341 Marufacturer Hoechst Fibers Product TREVIRA $1120 (hde depth less than 3m} TREVIR $1127 (Mole depth greater than 3m) Manufacturer Exon Geotex Tiles Product TERRAN Polyethylene is not considered an effective material to prevent migration of pea gravel and natives soil; it tears and wil degrade in 2 wet hole environment. Installation Procedure: Line the excavation sides and bottom with filter fabric. Overlap adjoining fabric pane's at least 300mm. Place some backtil on top of the filter faoric in anc around the excavation permieter to hold the fabric in place. In wet hole installation, backfil ballast is necessary to sink ano hold the filter fabric to the bottom of the excavation.7) Installation Procedure - Dry Hole Bed Provide a mnimum of 300 mm level approved backfill bed (see ‘Section 1) over hole bottom or concrete slab. Set tanks on bed. DO NOT PLACE TANKS DIRECTLY ON CONCRETE SLAB, TiwSERS, BEAMS OR CRADLES. = Backfiling a (1600 mm - 2800 mm Dia) Use same matoriais as bedding Place first 300 mm lift evenly arcund tanks. From the bank or aclacent tank top, backfil must bbe moved complstely baneath tark bottom, between ribs and under enccags to fil voids to provide necessary support. A long handled probe can be used 10 penetrate backill and move t between all rbs anc at three points under endeaps. The backfil may be shoveled beneath the tank. Place another 300 mm lift of backfill evenly around tanks. Repeat the probing of backfil from the bank 2r adjacent tank too, After completion of secon it boackfil_ can be brought to top Of fans or grade without addi- tional hand work. (Compaction may be required for slab sup- port) This method will not work in tight areas in_straight-walled holes. The angle necessary to probe the backfll under the tank can rot be made with the long-handied probe. Straight- walled holes in tight areas will require a curved probe to back- fil under the tanks. The curved probe is a 1.2m section of the long handled aluminium probe bent on a rads to match the tank curva- ture. A leveraging action on the long-handled orobe creates a pushing action under the tank bottom, The following procedure is the most effective for the curved prove: a. After setting the tank on the gravel bed, probe the area tank bottom and around the fend caps, b. Place the frst 300mm lift of backfil . Prove the entire tank bot- tom and end caps again 4. Piace the second 300mm lift of backil e. Switch to. straight probe section and probe. tank again. ‘Note: TANKS INSTALLED WITH BACKFILL TO TOP OF TANK, BUT WITHOUT BACKFILL TO GRADE SHOULD BE COM- PLETELY FILLED WITH WATER OR PRODUCT AS BALLAST. 1DO_NOT PLACE WATER OR PRODUCT IN TANK UNTIL BACKFILL IS EVEN WITH TANK TOP.8) Installation Procedure — Wet Hole A fiter fabric separator may be appropriate to prevent gravel migration. Refer to Section 6 for details. Water level should be mantanec at lowest practical level by using pumps with or without a well-point systems, Prepare bed as outlined in Sec tion 7, Ballast Ifthe watar can not be lowered, you will have to ballast tanks. Piace tarks in the hole, adding only enough ballast to. sink them. Ballast level in tanks must never exceed water level in hole during nstallaton. While adding ballast, use only liting cable to Keo tanks in positions. Tanks shouldbe free to rol sightl, Backiiling Distribute backfil evenly around tanks 2s outlined in Section 7. 9) Anchoring itis responsibly ofthe tank owner or his technical representa- tive to Getermine if mechanical anchoring is required fora spe- cific ob site. Al potential sources of water (underground water table, rain water table, rain water run-off, etc.) should be con- sidered, If water could enter the tank hole, Future Pipe recommends the tanks be mechanioally anchored urless tha minimum burial depth from tank top is as follows Tank Minimumburied depth when Diameter Mechanical Anchoring is Not Required Concrete Trafic Sleb Thickness oO mm 150 mm 1800 mm 980 mm 790mm 2000 mm 1140 mm 1070 mm 2400 mm 1970 mm 4900 mm 2800 mm 1750 mm 41880 mm ‘At the above burial depths, the overburden directly above the tank weighs more than the buoyancy of the empty tark with water to grade (safety factor equals 1.2) For burial depths where mechanical anchoring is recom- mended, either of two commen methods can be used: a con- crete anchor ped or deadman anchors, Both methods include the use of anchor straps, Strapping Use hold-down straps, Anchor poirts should be spaced equal to tank diameter plus 300 mm each sie of tark, regardless of tankdiemeter. Anchor points at bottom of hole must be aligned withlocationofstrans + 25mm. Al anchor straps must be uniformiy tightened with tumbuckles or come-a-longs. Straos should be snug but cause no tank deflection. Deflection can be detected by checking tank diameter with a gauge stick before and ater snugging straps. Trigle clamp the wire rope. Concrete Anchor Pad mann | The weight of overburden on etvess| top of the corerete slab pro- \ides the anchoring force. This pad dasion is siricty for buoyancy. Poot soil condtions may requie increased rein forcement and slab size Anchor hold-down devices ia concrete and attach them to ends of straps with wire cable (609 table at end of this soction) and clamp with at least two clamps. (Be sure there is a 300'mm bed between concrete pad and tanks} terwbsre ean wey Home ps yn ste Set e. sme meals bt ‘nit.Deadman Anchors The weight of overburden on top of the deadman and tank provides the anctioring force, lay deadman along each side and parallel to tank. The tank must_not ‘overshadow’ the deadman anchor. Clamp wire with at least three clamps ‘around deadman and through end of strep. Deadman are made with rein- forced (2-8 rebars) concrete. The cross section dimensions may vary depending on bural depth. Contact Future Pipe fordetails. If burial depth is 600 mm deadman size is as follows: Tank Diameter 4600 mm 2000 mm 2400 mm 300 mm 350mm 2800 mm 300 mm 450mm * A round cross section can be substituted it the diameter equals cr exceeds the deadman width. When using deadman anchors in multiple tank installations each tank wil raquire two deadmen. f one deacman is used for adjacent tanks it must be doubled in width. A separate anchor point hod down device) must be provided for each strap, Hod down devices ate incorporated with their legs anchored under the re-bar renforcement, Spacing for these holdcown devices is determined by the number of anchor points shown on tank drawings. The hold down device can be fabricated from rebar as follows: Rebar Size Dessranengnal Tom Min. Height 300 rem 300 rm with 300 mm, 300 mm, Tank Diameter (1strap/enchor point) Min. Rebar Wicth 1600 min, 2000 rim 20 mm 115 mm 2400 mm 24 mn 200 mm 2800 mm 32mm 200 mm ‘Turnbuckles (optional) Hook, Jaw or eye-type tunbuckles may be used in place of all ‘07 2 porton of the wire rope described in this section. ‘All Anchoring Methods Minimum per anchor location. Tank Diameter (1800, 2000 mm) (2400, 2600 mm) Turnbuckle Diameter: Hook Type: 20mm 32mm Jaw Type 12mm 20mm Eye Type 12mm 20mm Wire Rope Diarreter 6x19 410 mm 42mm (improved plow steel) ‘Note: TANKS INSTALLED WITH BACKFILL TO TOP OF TANK, BUT WITHOUT BAGKFIL TO GRADE SHOULD BE COM- PLETELY FILLED WITH WATER OR PRODUCT AS BALLAST. DO _NOT PLACE WATER OR PRODUCT IN TANK UNTIL BACKFIL IS EVEN WITH TANK TOP. Fiberglass tanks can be anchored safely by using burial deptn and a surface slab to offset the buoyancy factors. For alternate ‘anchoring methods refer to Future Pine Speciications. 10 10) Pumping and Sump Clearance) Tanks with Sumps When installing a tank equip- ped with a sump, excavating and bedding must be modified to provide a 300 mm x 600 mm diameter hole centered at the sump location. After the tank is placed, the void surrounding the sumo isto be hand backfilled and hand ‘amped prior to adding backill aroung the tank. Fiberglass Sumps Fiberglass sumps are available to facilitate condensation removal. The sumps are 100 mm deep, and must be installed between ribs along centerine of tank bottom ang are limited to ‘one sump per tank. Specie installation procedures must be fol- lowed when installing tanks with sumps. Sumps are available for al tank sizes. Tank wall) GF oyindical pipe centerine betwean rns ‘Sump capacity 85 gation 32 weExternal Piping ‘The pump and attached piping must be free to move with the tank, Use a fil box or street box to isolate the piping ‘rom the ‘attic pad, Internal Piping Internal piping must bo a minimum of 100 mm from the tank bottom, ema isoate y ls mee \ 11) Filling Tanks Do not fil unti backfill is top of tank. Never add product or water for hold-down in dry hole conditions unti back fling is completed. Exception-See installation Procedure-Wet Hole) 12) Venting ‘Tanks must be vented with an opening the same diameter or larger than the piping used to remove product. 13) Manway and Manway Extensions ‘The standard manwvay is 600mm in diameter and has a load bearing capacity of 545 Kg. Optional heavy duty manways have a load bearing capacity of 1090 Kg 14) Manway Risers The Fiberglass Manway Riser provides a non-corroding, spa- cious access from a manhole box and cover. Since the bottom is open, the manway riser wil ill water as water surrounds it on the outside. Traffic areas require a reinforced concrete traffic ad. ‘Armaximum of 2 manway risers may be used with tank sizes of £000 gallons and larger; only one riser is permitted with tanks Szes less than 8000 gallons due to possible buoyant forces. ‘The riser must be installed wth 150 mm minimum clearance from the top ofthe tank. The bottom af the riser should be sup- Ported with 50 x 100 x 80 mm minimum wood pioces. 18) Barricades Tank area must be barricaded to prevent any veticle travel ‘over the tarks until installation is complete 16) Typical Manhole Cover eur | a0 [eons na Fiberglass Manway Riser Pipe ‘The Fiberglass manway riser pipe provides a non-corroding, spacious, economical access from a manhole box and cover, (tratfic areas require reinforced concrete road surface) down to the tank manway. Since the bottom is open, the manway riser wil fil with water as water surrounds it cn the outside. The manway riser cipe is available in lengths from 750. mm to 1350 mm in 150 mm increments, and consists of a 1200 mm dameter tube, open at.one end, and a 600mm centered square hole with rounded comers at the other end, ‘Amaximum of two manway risers may be used with tank sizes of 10,000 gallons and larger; only one riser is permitted with tank sizes less than 10,000 gallons due to possible buoyant forces. j~ 60mm x EDOM manhole bos wih cover (not supped) Reinforced concrete 5 febar 200mm CC both ways "7 ema wes reef spt tet 2} Rebar mat must etend ‘ms inal érectins rm center trier Sen EN HOES Rg, 5 LON BUS TS — (i2mm-THK.) TYP. FLANGE FOR NPT COUPUNG SCHEDULE OF FLANBES FOR NPT COUPUNG seem [oo] x [a [oe Be [ere oe a ae = [we] 95 rae oa a llTank Ladders Fibergless tanks ave available with a factory installed ladder. Attached to the tank bottom with GRP mounting lugs, the ladcers are retained at the too wthGRPslip lugs on the trunk of the manway. (Manway and Ladder are sold separately). Fiberglass Standard Flanged Manways Manways can be installed centered over any of the tank ribs except for end sibs, The standard manway (bearing loads to '550 Kg) is mm in diameter equipped with black carbon steel and includes a gasket end 24 1/2" x 1 1/2" bolts, nuts and washers. Fiberglass extension tubes mm diameter are available in 600 mm length which include extra gasket and set of nus, bolts and washers, Recommended Method 600m x 800rm man nth cover (601 SBI 1 Steel marway top 24204nm Poles On 2 308mm FAP sls lug s3mm 0 f = 305m tye 4 ah. RP universal smeunting ig OTHER PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY Future Pipe Industries. ~ Aboveground water and chemical tanks (Vertical ‘and Horizontal) — Underground water and septic tanks ~ Pipes, Gravity and pressure (80 mm - 2800 mm DIA) ~ Standard and custom designed fittings ~ Structural manholes ~ Liners for concrete manholes ~ Inspection chambers and wet wells — Industrial Piping Systems including Epoxy and Vinylester products - PVC - Pipe ~ Polyethelene Pipe ~ Fibre Cement Pipe - 9 A g Fiverclas riser ) iso in Zncslated trim FR Manhole rng and covet bottsvasters | Sr Alterna Method No.1 wath Extension (cross gestion) ‘Alternate Metnoa No. 2 wath Extension. [Mannie ring and cover Concrete pac Retaining wall 918mm | For Additional Information and other installation Details | For spesitc procedutes of encasing tankin concrete or adcing tanks to existing neulations contact: FP. FUTURE PIPE INDUSTRIES Complete Pipe System Solutions P.O. 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