— —— (Rnencmes sonra |___zgs=1a1 __| SOIL: PERCOLATION TEST TENTATIVE 6-27-84 | enn saree ass rv Larmoves aewseo mot 1 of 3 lene 1.0 SCoPE 1.1 This Hercules Standard describes percolation tests which determine a soil's ability to absorb liquids that contain no suspended solids. The tests are to:be conducted in accordance with the requirements of the state and local health authorities. 2.0 REQUIREMENTS FOR TEST AREA 4 2.1 Percolation tests shall be made in soil that has the same degree of compaction and drainage that will exist when the leaching area is in operation. 2.2 The surrounding area and immediate test location shall be kept well drained during the test. 2.3 Where percolation tests are made for design of sanitary disposal systems, the tests shall not be made in areas containing 2.3.1 Frozen ground, 2.3.2 standard compaction fills less than six months old, or 2.3.3. rock, hardpan, or in soil where the water table is less than four feet below finished grade. 3.0 PREPARATION FOR TESTS 3.1 Where percolation tests are being made to determine the required area for disposal of septic tank effluent, the soil shall be probed to a minimum depth of four feet below the proposed finished Grade to assure that no rock, hardpan, or ground water is encountered. 3.2 Dig or bore a hole four inches or more in diameter with vertical sides to the depth at which it is proposed to locate the bottom of the leaching area. 3.3 Seratch the bottom and sides of the hole with a knife blade or sharp-pointed instrument to remove any smeared, cemented or loose soil surfaces, so as to provide a natural soil interface into which water may percolate. Remove all loose material from the hole and add two inches of coarse sand or fine gravel to protect the bottom from scour and sediment. 3.4 Over the gravel carefully fill the hole with clear water to a minimum depth of 12 inches. Refill the hole with water as necessary to maintain a minimum 12-inch depth for at least 8 hours and preferably overnight.HERCULES STANDARD Hercules Incorporated HERCULES Wimingion, DE 19899 es SOIL PERCOLATION TEST TENTATIVE 6-27-8 sumousos seervaiorsrace | amnoveo evs ince 2 of 3 lau 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONDUCTING TESTS 4,1 Percolation rates shall be measured for a duration of approximately 24 hours after water is first added to the hole. 4.2 If water remains in the test hole after the soaking period, the depth of the water shall be adjusted to approximately 6 inches over the gravel. From a fixed reference point, measure accurately the drop in water level during successive 30-minute periods. The percolation rate may be determined when two successive measurements agree within 10 percent. 4.3 I€ no water remains in the test hole after the soaking period, clear water must be added to bring the depth of water to approximately 6 inches over the gravel. Refill the hole as necessary to maintain this water level for approximately 4 hours. After 4 hours, the drop in water level shall be measured as described in paragraph 4.2. 4.3.1 After the soaking period, soils in.which the first 6 inches of water seeps away in less than 30 minutes, water must be added to the hole to maintain the 6inch depth for one hour. Measurements shall then be made as described in paragraph 4.2, except the time interval shall be 10 minutes. 5.0 INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS = 5.1 From measurements taken under Section 4, the percolation rate is calculated as the time in minutes it takes for water to fall one inch. 5.2 When the percolation rate (t) has been calculated, the rate at which liquid may be applied for subsurface disposals (Q) may be determined from Figure 1. The application area for subsurface disposal through a soil absorption field (tile field) shall be the total bottom area of the trenches. The application area for seepage pits and french drains shall be the vertical wall area below the inlet. Example: For a percolation rate (t) equal to one inch in 30 minutes, the allowable application rate (@) from Figure 1 is 0.80 gallons per square foot per day. Thus, for an estimated daily flow of {7200 gallons, a leaching area of 1,500 square feet must be provided.I SOIL PERCOLATION TEST HERCULES STANDARD ES=1A1- TENTATIVE 6-27-8 mot_3 of 3. Ine. Q ~ Allowable Application Rate, gal./sq ft/day t - Percolation Rate, Minutes "per inch FIGURE 1 - Graph showing relation between percolation rate and allowable rate of liquid application.&E HERCULES “eues Incorporated HERCULES STANDARD i SURVEY 2ES-2A4 [Hg gfOWARD MONUMENT mor 1 Of 1 uw 3 1.0 SCOPE 1.1 This Hercules Standard provides the minimum requirements for permanent survey monuments which shall be used for property corners, survey stations, base lines, and bench marks. Monuments may be precast or cast-in-place. Equivalent monuments, conforming to local practices may be substituted. 2.0 GENERAL 2.1" Brass or other nonferrous metal plugs with center punch marks, plaques giving elevation, or other accessory items, may be added “as required. 2.2 Accurate location of the monument shall be established from four stakes previously set to reference the intersection joint. 2.3 Depth of monument varies according to locality. Refer to Hercules Standard 1DE-3Al for frost depth. 1" diameter hole 18" dee ° ‘Either square or round shape Pa Concrete 2500 Psi Minimum No. 4 reinforcing bor Length to extend 6" below frost lineTERCULES STANDARD IERCULES Hercules ncorprates La ‘Wimington, DE 19054 free eBaffOWARD SURVEYS = COORDINATES AND DIMENSIONS arte 84 _ Inevsto mos_1 of 6 Jew 0 1.0 scoPE 1.1 This Hercules Standard defines the method of establishing coordinates and dimensions of buildings, tanks, and miscellaneous structures shown on the plot plan. 2.0 GENERAL 2.1. Where a structure is not parallel to the coordinate system, the coordinates of two different corners shall be given. 2.2 Buildings (refer to Figure 1) shall be coordinated as follows 2.2.1 Where possible, coordinates shall be shown at the outside building corner with outside overall dimensions of the building given. When necessary to establish coordinates on centerline of column, building dimensions shall be given to the extreme outside column centers. : 2.2.2 Coordinates shall be placed on the northwest corner of a building unless an obstruction prevents it. 2.2.3 Concrete or masonry buildings having a chamfer shall be coordinated to the lower edge of the chamfer of the extreme outside building wall or pilaster. Refer to Figures 18 and ic. 2.2.4 Concrete or masonry buildings having no chamfer shall be coordinated to the outside line at the top of battered walls or outside of vertical walls. Refer to Figure 1D. 2.2,5 Open or elevated structures with column numbers shall be coordinated as follows: a. For columns on piers, to the centerline of corner column, Refer to Figure 2G. b. For columns on slabs, to the outside corner of the slab. Refer to Figure 2H. 2.2.6 These coordinates shall be shown on plot plans and may be shown on structural floor plans,HERCULES STANDARD inercures Horcules Ieorporated Wilmington, DE 19694 288-2A5 W.P.HOWARD SURVEYS ious {sare aiossrene COORDINATES AND DIMENSIONS eco § ase Ince 2 0f 6 Iu 0 2.2.7 Finish Floor Elevations (FF8) of buildings shall be shown in feet and decimals of a foot. ‘The noted (FFS) shall be the high point of floor unless otherwise noted. 2.3 Tanks shall be coordinated ‘as follows: 3,1 Coordinates shall be established on centerlines of tanks and dimensioned with overall dimensions. when tanks are adjacent to a building corner coordinate, tank coordinates may be omitted if offset dimensions are used. Refer to Figures 2A through 2D. 2.3.2 Dikes shall have coordinates established on the outside top of dike with the top of dike dimensioned. Refer to Figure 2B. 2.4 Miscellaneous Structures (Refer to Figure 2) shall be coordinated as follows: 2.4.1 The’ following items shall have coordinates established on centerlines: a. Car unloading stations e. Monuments b. Tracks £, Electric power poles c. Roads and walks g. Post indicator valves 4. Fence lines h. Manholes 2.4.2 Barricades shall be coordinated on face and center- line. Refer to Figure 2K. 2.4.3 Retaining walls shall be coordinated on face and one end. 2.4.4 Railroad bumping posts shall be coordinated to the centerline of the track and the face of the bumping post. Refer to Figure 2F. 2.4.5 Substation coordinates shall be establisned on the outside face of concrete as shown in Figure 2M. 2.5 Outside Lines (Piping). Work shall be shown on plot plans and outside line drawings. 2.5.1 Outside lines shall be coordinated as follows: a. Overhead lines, Centerline of pole supgorts. b. Underground lines. Centerline of pipes, mannoles and sewers.HERCULES. jcis mapas | HEROES ARERR] ees SURVEYS 2ES-2A5 Hes BgOWARD COORDINATES AND DIMENSIONS BB OWARD Tou e 7 | PROVED, nevisto moe 3 Of 6 New © | S} see FicuRes 18,1,aN0 10 \ 3 2 ROAD € 0' ROAD No.00 : = = So NO.00 i___s 5 € 0' ROAD ono" oR FIGURE 1A BUILDINGS ANO ROADS POINT OF ‘COORDNATION LOWER EDGE. i OF CHAMFER NO.00 ie = E don | Fm cr: |) ST e==3j TTT) Al i} LL --t-4 | \T } | Libyh Ge) SECTION A-A FIGURE 18 BUILDING CORNER FIGURE 1 - METHOD OF SHOWING COORDINATES AND DIMENSIONS FOR BUILOINGS AND ROADSfBirencuss beret epee TERCULES STANDARD 1 SURVEYS 2ES-2A5 ‘HP -HOWARI COORDINATES AND DIMENSIONS wm lasas act 4 Of 6 [yey 0 LOWER EDGE OF CHAMFER FIGURE 1C BUILDING CORNER ~ PILASTER PONT oF | coorDNATION\ S| | No.09_ fy TT TT me PLAN FIGURE 10 CORNER BATTERED WALL QUTSIE LINE - TOP OF WALL t {|} SECTION C-C FIGURE 1 ~ METHOD OF SHOWING COORDINATES AND DIMENSIONS FOR BUILDINGS AND ROADSIDARD HERCULES Fes renpernng TERCULES STAN angio. surveys HAP HOWARD | | aioe COORDINATES AND DIMENSIONS 9-56-84 gal g & 0.0 NO.00. No.o0 SS 1 NO.00 ou al g| £0.00 rane evevateo —— FIGURE 2A FIGURE 28 STORAGE TANKS TANKS WITHIN A DIKE NO.09 x 4 No.00 = al ts g) 2. FIGURE 2¢ ef HORIZONTAL TANKS a FIGURE 20 Soe coranaTioue TANKS ADJACENT TO BUILDINGS 3 | HT 3é se en on ee se as T g | | ETRACK — NO.00" 2 Ereack = no.0o. | FIGURE 2€ FIGURE 2F TRACK = CAR UNLOADING TRACK — BUMPING POST FIGURE 2 — METHOD OF SHOWING CCORDINATES ANC DIMENSIONS | FOR MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURESHERCULES fl: nexpeed TIERCULES STANDARD eee SURVEYS 2ES~2A5 FEE GOR |, | COORDINATES AND DrueNsrons [| ae aevsto eee (Choe cer eno A 2g g gi s 3 S 9.00 $717 nooo yo.oo| —- L | FIGURE 26 FIGURE 2H FIGURE 2M CONCRETE PIER CONCRETE SLAB SUBSTATIONS OPEN OR ELEVATED STRUCTURES (WITH COLUMN NUMBERS) 2 3 ol 3 g gq i NO.00, NO.00 = FIGURE 2K rare FIGURE 2 - METHOD OF SHOWING COORDINATES AND DIMENSIONS FOR MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURES:|encuies ‘ci expen Rnercues secre eee oat scl f fi, HOWARD Bint 4 neve ace b Of 2 Io 1.0 SCOPE surface drainage system. Pipe or drainage fabric alternates are shown. The Hercules drainage drawing will show the extent of subgrade arains required along with the preferred type. 2.0 GENERAL 2.2 Reference a. Master Construction Specification 14cs-02200, Earthwork Master Construction Specification 14cs-02410, Subdrainage SystemTERCULES STANDARD HERCULES Hercls reoeates gon BE sass a WP HOWARD [STANDARDS SAFETY 8 LOSS PARY, SUBGRADE DRAINS mote lara incr 2 Of 2 len © FINISHED GRADE t BACKFILL COMPACTION f PER 14CS-02200 | L }- 1SLB ROOFING PAPER 2 FILTER AGGREGATE I PER 14CS-02410 | Bre ~ SEE NOTE 1 : NATIVE SOIL © 1-6" MN SUBGRADE DRAIN — TYPE 1 (PIPE) TWO ~'80 NAILS THROUGH FABRIC BHO" $7— 0-6 FINISHED GRADE, BACKFILL COMPACTION PER 14CS-02200 DRAINAGE FABRIC PER 14CS~02410 OVERLAPPED FULL WIOTH OF TRENCH FILTER AGGREGATE PER 14CS-02410 NATIVE SOIL SUBGRADE DRAIN — TYPE 2 (DRAINAGE FAGRIC) NOTES. 1, PIPE TO BE 6" DIAMETER (MIN) DRAIN PIPE PER 14CS-02410 2. TYPE 2 TRENCH BOTTOM IS TO HAVE A MINIMUM SLOPE OF 1 ECTION OF FLOW 7Ss NI] IERCULES Hercules incorporated - HERCULES STANDARD - Weirington, OE 10804) CURBS AND WALKS 2ES-6Al HP HOWARD TYPICAL SECTIONS ssinsos oss rene ASPHALTIC CONCRETE 3-12-85 lofl 0 [amc reves ot ev 1.0 SCoPE 1.1 ‘This Hercules Standard provides details for plant curb and walk construction. 2.0 GENERAL 2.1 For materials and construction methods, use in conjunction with Master Construction Specification 14CS-02513, Asphaltic Concrete Paving, Walks, and Curbs. 2.2 Shapes of curbs may vary to fit steel screeds locally available. snes Sore course ans EROVED SURGTAOE_ FIGURE 1 ON THROUGH ASPHALTI Tey NOUNAL EDGE OF ROAD TREE, TAGE COAT. spraLTic CONCRETE SURFACE COURSE “1 rer pe] «| REA Tre 8 Type ¢ Pi Pane weep (Ni + z oe Lr = FIGURE 2 - TYPI (1-08 ma) ASPHALTIC CONCRETE a ‘SURFACE COURSE ‘sore ve mar | 4 aS FIGURE 3 - ASPHALTIC CONCRETE WALKCc (ffiuencues sree negoeniet HERCULES STANDARD | — CONCRETE PAVING, CURBS, 2ES-6A2 P. HOWARD GUTTERS, AND WALKS TANOAROS saver toss rev TYPICAL DETAILS -10-87 : incr Of © |ree® 1.0 SCOPE 1.1 this Hercules Standard provides details for industrial concrete paving, curbs, gutters, and walks. NOTE: This standard is designed for operations in nonhazardous areas Ie hatatious materials are involved in spill curbs or gutters, che dilmington Engineering Materials Group should be contacted for joint material recommendations. 2.0 GENERAL 2.1 For materials and construction methods, use in conjunction with Master Constcuction Specification 14cS-02515, Portland Cement Concrete Paving, Walks, and Curbs. 2.2 Shapes of curbs may vary to fit steel scteeds locally available. 3.0 DESIGN 3.1. Joint Definitions 3.1.1 bongitudinal Joints are those parallel to lanes of consteuction, even though the paved area may be shorter in. chis sone eee than at cight angles to lanes of construction. The joints Ste spaced at 20 to 25 foot intervals and should be keyed. (Refer fo Figure 1, Type ©) 3.1.2 Transverse Contraction Joints at right angles to construction lanes are necessary to control the formation of irregular conetyerse cracks. ‘These joints are spaced 15 feet apart for slag and eividesueieareve le: adarcgateN anaie20euecet apse motes | testonses and Sileareous ‘gravel aggregate. Contraction joints are a plane of- Gdakness joints, the plane-of-weakness being formed either by “Gttsce dummy groove or ribbon, or by sawing a grove. (Refer to Figure 1, Type A, B. and C.) 3.1.3 Transverse Construction Joints are necessary at the end of each day's tun and where paving operations are suspended for 30 eteutes or more. Tf a construction joint occurs at or near a a ere ete Gm ag) oie Cy Clee seaeeendad. (Retac to Figuce 1, Type F.) Téa construction joint secare in the middle thicd of the normal joint interval, it should be soKayad Construction joint with tiebacs as specified in Table 1.(venous tesmersast] ——concneneeavins, cunss, ne EEO can Tretekc beeais 3.1.4 Expansion Joints a. Expansion Joints are necessary in industrial roadways only where the pavement abuts buildings, drainage structures, poles, or other pavements. At these locations a | nonextruding Bepangion joint filler (3/4 to 1 inch thick) is used to allow movenent of the pavement without stresses in the fixed structure. Since these Soints cannot be doweled, the slab thickness at these locations, if accessible to wheel loads, should be increased by 25 percent and taper fo the regulac thickness in 5 feet. (Refer to Figure 1, Type D.) b. Special expansion joint material may be required because of contaminants manufactured in adjacent facilities. Contact Wilmington Engineering Materials Group for recommendations. 3.2 Figures 1 through 9 in this standard are unscaled concrete details and are identified as follows: Figure Title 1 Joint Details (6 Types 2 Typical Layout of Industrial Concrete Driveways : Showing Jointing Arrangements 3 spill Curb 4 Apron Eor Outside Doors 5 Combination Curb and Gutter 6 Straight Cucb 7 Gutter Detail 8 Sidewalk Detail 3.3 Table 1, Page 6, outlines tiebar and dowel sizes and spacings.Hercules incorporated Wirmington, DE 19884 fa HERCULES TERCULES STANDARD CONCRETE PAVING, CURBS, I. HOWARD GUTTERS, AND WALKS STANDARDS ATU LOSS Pa TYPICAL DETAILS Im laaas lee - aver =| blastic eILL METH RateRzaL naSenzae INDUCED CRACK DUMMY GRCOVE LONGITUDINAL OR TRANSVERSE TYPE a FELT AND ASPHALT ' RISEON 4. INOUCED CRACK RIBBON OR PREMOLDED STRIP LONGITUOINAL OR TRANSVERSE ws WITH SURFACE iE ! TRANSVERSE EQNTRACTION JOINTS fanfare BUILDING KEYED LONGITUDINAL z= GONSTRUCTION JOINTS TE SITHOUT TIE BARS. ott UNTIED LONGITUOINAL { | JOINTS UREYEO_CONSTRUCTION IF LANE-AT—A-TINE aA BLANE OF WEAKNESS. ) EXPANSION JOINTS (THICKENED EDGE BQUAGENT TO STRUCTURE. 4 EXPANSION JOINT » NOVGowers, I DE NO ONES cage LLM NS ONC aT SooRWAYS > tl PavEO STREET PAVEO ALLEY : Ati TIED LONGITUDINAL Vani SOTNTS| i aa ile TRANSVERSE t aelils GONTRAETION JOINTS . RAR Le) unrteo LonezTuoINAL : RAST EL JOINTS sel ile! EXPANSION JOINTS if SouaGenT TO STRUCTURE oe : NO OoweLS: Fi] CP HEeKENED EOGE ZH ONLY aT GOORWAYS } A : “ 5 THICKENEG E9Ge JOINTS! EXPANSION SOINT oe LONGITUDINAL | FIGURE 2 TYPICAL LAYOUTS OF INOUSTATAL CONCRETE DAIVEWAYS. SHOWING JGINTING ARRANGEMENTS iHercules R HERCULES | ‘Wirmngton, DE T9804 CONCRETE PAVING, GUTTERS, AND WALKS TYPICAL DETAILS CURBS, rot | ze FIGURE 3 - SPILL CURB | 8: Sx OPENING 3% - = store iva* PER FOOT : Bono 7 FIGURE 6-STRAIGHT |e oS 1 7 i pias NL 1 i] s/f | w---! | 3 a OPENING ae SECTION A-A < > = 1 | t tl LAP JONT IN THE Uf Sei & tare ree, \ N TV OSS SISOS S Ml ni 1K j]]| SHOULOER SURFACE il Wt 1 1H mm iM i ull uM Mm ui uu uu ub ELEVATION og am gmat eee y sa SE ts oct of ae Pte ly Sra 4 fea BELO, ' | Cehctete Snanaes heel! arte bs LA Tele teal Lo CROSS SECTIONS ATTACHMENT TO CONCRETE SLAB FIGURE 1 - STEEL BEAM GUARDRAIL(fescue opreray| cea RAILROADS HP. HOWARD |suviousps | -ROADBED SECTIONS 2ES-8Al 1.0 SCOPE 1.1 This Hercules Standard provides details roadbeds. 2.0 GENERAL specification 14cS-02200, Earthwork. 2.2 ‘For materials and construction methods, with Master Construction Specification 14cS-02850, for plant railroad 2.1 For roadbed earthwork, refer to Master Construction use in conjunction Railroad work. 2.3 State, local, or railroad servicing plant may cause cross sections to be altered. ‘These authorities should be consulted prior to issue of design.i ° E QsoHEGaNS WOU) ea z Nomoas INJONWVI =e Sandi eT |e la HS a) fu lg *| |? aayino3y i 6 o oweavs xa i | 7 RAILROADS ROADBED SECTIONS THT 305 OMAYYD 335 ‘onmmyua 335 ‘a7NOW SY ‘apMNORE ATIVMYON LON ASYTWaNS NOULD3S 19 NI qsoHeqans YHA AsyTIaens NOWLO3S 13 Ni ino mu tes HERCULES isrinion OF ioe (OTIS INSONVI — 1 SENSI . TZ 3a075 “aL 40 doL Wit ,O=r Wa Or‘Wimington, BE 1988 | RAILROADS SGremcues HERCULES STANDARD |sarerr a.oss arv_| ROADBED SECTIONS - act ROSS WEIGHT WEIGHT NoMBER ON RA PER AXLE OF ds PS AXLES 142 36 4 m7 a4 4 220 85 4 263 85 4 38 79 4 440 $5 8 394 66 6 t 526 a6 5 TABLE 1 TYPICAL TANK CAR DATA 3 fe! Usi faa J ly ay ! : y { I | 1 1 : 1 | 1 Given 2 70-ton tank cer end soil bering squcl From Tobie ! = tank ¢ 2500 3005 7000 3000 Moximum Soll Pressure an Subgrads IU. per Sq. FL FIGURE 3 — WEIGHT OF RAIL ANO.OFPTH OF BALLAST 4500 pst 70 tons nas oxte load of 55 wanoanos—___|saretreossreev._| PLANT FENCE 7736-65 82 FeeTiE! 5 aso mot 4.3 Fence Erection. ‘The braces, tension wires, fabric, ties, gates and miscellaneous fittings shall be installed in accordance with ope Smanufacturer's recommendations. The finished job shall be in true alignment, with the fabric pulled taut. 4.3.1 Wherever the fence line crosses open ditches, the Hercules Field Engineer shall provide a sketch detailing the | fence crossing to suit local circumstances and to conform with he following Specifications. The gap between the bottom of the fence fabric and the contour of the ditch shall be closed with barbed wire in parallel ene eee dhches on center. ‘The barbed wire shall be | securely stthored in such a way that the bottom strand is within 2 inches of the contour of the ground. Posts as required shall be not less. than S’fnch iron pipe size galvanized steel and set in concrete anchors, AneeS” anchors shall conform with the specifications of paragraph 4.2 except that the top of the anchor shall be flush with the bottom of a norpally dry ditch or not less than 1 inch above low water line where water is normally present. 4.4 Clean-Up. All surplus fencing materials shall be carefully collected and promptly removed from the site.HERCULES STANDARD == oe SECURITY FENCE 2Es-$82 WINNERLING ste |10-26-65 | 3-28-80 Ped of 4 [rw 3 3.9.2 Combrassion braces stiall be 1.66 inch OD (2.27 1b per ft) or 1-5/8 inch x 1-1/4 inch roll form section, field cut, with end fittings corresponding to type of post used. ‘he brace shall éxtend to the adjacent line post at thé héight of thé fabrié or at a height as recommended by the manufacturer. 3.10 Top and Bottom Tension Wires - No. 7 gauge galvanized steél spring coil wire, having a aine coating of 1.6 ‘ounce per square foot of surface area. 3.11 Tops and Extension Arms. Formed from préssed stéel No. id gauge’ (0,074 tnch)—mininim thickiess for Line posts and No. 12 gauge (0.1046 inch) thickness for corner and end posts with pressed steel or cast malléable iron base. Arms fotmed with tongue to catry three barbed wires with top wite 12 inches abové and 12 inchés out from tép of fabric. Arms and fittings to be galvanized after fabrication. 3.12 Barbed Wire. Three strands standard barb wire with four point barbs on 5 inch centers, 3,13 fension Bars. 1/4 inch x 3/4 inch galvanized steel bat. Length to be 1 Inch less than full height of fabric. 3.14 Tension Bands. 1/8 inch x 1 inch galvanized carbon steel with beveled edges, spaced at intervals not exceeding 15 inches. 3.15 Fittings. All fence fittings shall be malleable iron, cast ixon, forged oF pressed steel, thoroughly coated with hot dipped gine galvanizing. 3.16 Anchors. Anchors. shall be cast-in-place concrete with a 28 day compressive strength of 2500 psi. 3.17 Post Spacing. 10 foot centers maximum, 3.18 Bolts-Nuts. 3/8 inch galvanized steel carriage bolts and hex nuts, 3.19 Otdering Information. Ifélude skétch or drawing, showing size, accurate dimenston ahd vhether swing gates are single or double; 4.0 INSTALLATION 4.1 Clearing, The fence line shall be cleared of all ttees, stumps, and-brush or accessible overhang within 5 feet of fence (ot within property lines if closer than 5 feet to property line). The area to be cleared shall be cleared and fence line graded so that the bottom of the fence fabric will be within 2 inches of the ground line, except at ditch crossings, (Clearing is generally done by others.) 2ES-9F2HERCULES STANDARD i . | HmncuLms INCORPORATED 25-982 secunzrY rence ae ale [waiveezznc | r= 4 of 4 [aw 3 tats | 10-36-65 | ‘3-28-80 4.3. Anchors. All posts shal} be set in foundations or anchors the sige and depth of which shall be determined as follows. Line post anchore shall be 36 inches deep by 10 inch diameter or larger. End, Gorners or pull post anchora shall be 44 inches deep by 12 inch diameter. or large! Anchors fer gate posts if not specifically Gatermined on the drawings shall have a depth at least 14 times and a Glameter at least 4 times the nominal diameter of the pogt. In all Gases, however, the anchor shall extend at least 3 inches below frost {Ines ‘the top of the anchors shall be cone shaped and shall drain Bway from the post, ‘and shall stand approximately 1 inch above the te ind line at the perimeter of the anchor. The post shall be set neg the freah concrete to within 4 inches of the bottom of the anchor, plumbed in each diregtion and braced adequately so sto fenain' in the eerrect position until after the concrete has attained its final set. ' 4.3 Fence Erection. The braces, tension wires, fabric, ties, parbid witeSpextengton, gates and miscellaneous fittings shall be ingtalled in accordance with the manufacturer's recomendations. |The finished job shall be in true alignment, with the fabric pulled taut. 4.3.1 | Wherever the fence line crosses open ditches, the uercules Field Engineer shall provide a sketch detailing the fence Grosging to suit local circumstances and to conform with the following Specifications. The gap between the bottom of the fence fabric and the contour of the ditch shall be closed with barbed wire in parallel Strands 6 {inches on center. The barbed wire shall be securely anchored in such a way that the bottom strand is within 2 inches of fhe contour of the ground. Posts as required shall be not less than 2 inch iron pipe size. galvanized steel and set in concrete anchors. These anchore. shall conform with the specifications of paragraph 4.2 except that the top of the anchor shall be flush with the bottom of a normally dry ditch or not less than 1 inch above low water line where water is normally present. 4.3.2 Barbed wire top extensions should be installed pointing outward, away from the plant. However, if the fence is Tocated’ on the property line, the barbed wire extension should be pointed inward. 4.4 Clean-up. All surplus fencing materials shall be carefully collected and promptly renoved from the eite. 2ES-9F2 \