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2-3.2  Materials of Construction - Cont'd. seal is to tape the joint with two to four-inch self-adhering plastic tape.  If a drain line penetrating the berm is used (see para.  2-3.5), a section of the liner must be pierced and tied tightly with synthetic cord around the drain pipe or otherwise sealed so as to avoid washout or leakage at this point.  Another acceptable sealing method is to use two to four inch wide plastic self-adhering tape, overlapping the liner and the pipe.  Sealing tape and plastic sheeting are not supplied with the TPT, NSN 3835-01-182-1976. 2-3.3  5,000 Barrel Tank Berms The dimensions of a 5,000 bbl.  fabric collapsible tank are: a.  Dry: 68 ft.  6 in.  x 68 ft.  6 in. b.  Filled: 6 ft.  8 in.  x 66 ft.  x 66 ft. The minimum dimensions of berm should be: c.  From toe of berm to tank wall when filled, 4 ft. d.  Berm height, to contain full tank with 1 ft free-board, 5 ft.  6 in. 2-3.4  50,000 Gallon Tank Berms The dimensions of a 50,000 gallon fabric collapsible tank are: a.  Dry: 26 ft.  x 66 ft. b.  Filled: 5ft.  8in.  x24ft.  x64ft. The minimum dimensions of berm should be: c.  From toe of berm to tank wall when filled, 3 ft. d.  Berm height, to contain full tank with 1 ft.  free-board, 4 ft.  6 in. 2-3.5  Berm Basin Drain To provide a drain for the basin formed by the berms, a 2-inch or larger pipe with a gate valve (used pipe and valves of any rating are acceptable) on the outboard end may be installed in the bottom of the berm at the lowest end of the tank pad (see Fig.  2-8 and 2-9).  The valve must be normally closed and opened only to drain water from the bermed area.  If a  drain  is  not  installed,  the  basin  inside  the  berms  may  have  to  be  pumped  from  time  to  time,  depending  on  the permeability of the soils and whether or not a sealing liner is installed.  Drain pipe and valves are not supplied with the TPT, NSN 3835-01-182-1976. 2-3.6  Other Information For  additional  information,  see  TM  5-5430-210-12,  overpacked  with  the  50,000  gal.    tanks  and  the  technical  manual published by ILC Dover and overpacked with the 5,000 bbl tanks.  It is noted that the recommendations in paragraph 2- 3.1 through 2-3.6 and the associated drawings differ some and are considered an improvement over the information in TM 5-5430-210-12.  The tank pad slope recommendations will permit better pump out and drainage of the fabric tanks. 2-15

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