Cipax CPX Series, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Tank pit
Choose a location where there will be a sufficient incline for drainage pipes and where the
ground is considered to be well drained and stable. At risk of intrusion of groundwater into the
pit, it is beneficial if a drainage out from the pit is arranged.
The pit should be at least 50 cm larger than the tank's external dimensions.
The tank shall not be installed where there is a risk of overrun e.g. by cars; where there is a risk
at any time of the year that the groundwater level reaches the inlet tube or where the ground is
marshy and unstable. Consideration should also be given to the frost depth of the location.
Remember to:
Investigate the maximum permitted distance and suction height for waste removal vehicles for
the areas prior to installation.
Securing of the tank
If there is any risk the ground water level can reach
up to the bottom of the tank the tank should then
be secured. If bands are chosen then use a model that
are age resistant. Place the bands as shown in the picture.
Make sure no sharp edges at the band buckles
are resting against the tank.
Alternatively a specific anchoring canvas can also
be used.
Anchor plates of a suitable size and dimension
must be embedded at each end of the straps
to prevent the tank from moving vertically.
The tank must stand on at least a 150 mm
thick layer of leveled gravel or sand with a
max. grain size of 8 mm. Ideally, this bed
should be compressed using a vibratory
plate compactor.
Remember:
The lifting force for an empty tank
Together with maximum permitted
groundwater level is 13,500 N
equivalent to 1,350 kg