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TM 10-3835-231-13 4-4. ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION FOR USE. - continued (g) Tank  pads  and  berms  may  be  lined  with  a  heavy  gauge  plastic  sheeting  if  soil  permeability  is  a problem   at   a   particular   site.      Construction   grade   low-density   polyethylene   preferably   with   a   fiber   net   molded   in,   is acceptable.  Care must be taken to adequately overlap and, if possible, seal the joints.  Low-density polyethylene can be heat  sealed  at  the  joints  if  time  and  site  conditions  permit  it  prior  to  the  arrival  of  fuel  to  the  area.    Another  acceptable method of seal is to tape the joint with two to four-inch self-adhering plastic tape.  A light earths or sands fills over the liner, particularly over the tank pad is recommended.  If a drain line penetrating the berm is used, a section of the liner must be pierced and tied tightly with synthetic cord around the drain pipe or other wise sealed so as to avoid washout or leakage at this point.  Plastic self-adhering tape, overlapping the liner and the drainpipe may also be used.  Sealing tape and plastic sheeting are not supplied with the TPT. (h) For   certain   environmentally   sensitive   situations,   a   prefabricated   polyethylene   berm   liner   may   be procured  as  authorized  by  the  Government.    They  are  not  part  of  the  TPT  supply  under  NSN  3835-01-288-4604.    These liners are described as follows: Berm Liner, Size 4, 50,000 gal NSN 5430-01-237-3661 Berm Liner, Size 5, 5,000 bbl NSN 5430-01-237-3657 CAUTION To   prevent   tank   damage,   tank   pads   must   be   free   of   rocks,   sticks,   and   sharp objects. CAUTION Berm drain valve must be in the closed position and opened only to drain the basin when necessary.  Failure to do so may result in a fuel spill escaping the berm. CAUTION Do not install fabric collapsible tanks on a slope in excess of 3°.  They may tend to creep in the direction of the slope causing tank damage. (i) 5,000 Barrel Tank Berms.  The dimensions of a 5,000 bbl.  fabric collapsible tank are: Dry: 68 ft.  6 in.  x 68 ft.  6 in. Filled: 6 ft.  8 in.  X 66 ft.  X 66 ft The minimum dimensions of the berm should be: From toe of berm to tank wall when filled, 4 ft. Berm height, to contain full tank with 1 ft freeboard, 5 ft.  6 in. 4-12

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