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Figure 9-21.—Outside ladder installed.

align  the  three  bolt  holes  at  the  top  of  the  rails  with similar  holes  in  the  side  of  the  dome.  Insert  1/2-by  1 Ml-inch bolts through the  rails  and  the  dome,  in  that order. Apply gaskets and washers to the bolts (fig. 9-16, #6).  Make  sure  that  the  cup  side  of  the  washers  is facing  down  over  the  gaskets.  Apply  the  nuts  to  the bolts.  Make  sure  that  the  rounded  face  of  the  nut  is bearing against the washer. Tighten the bolts. Install a 28 bolt hole gasket (fig. 9-17, #1) on the inside face of the bottom flange of the dome. Insert 1/2- by 1 1/4-inch bolts  through  the  flange  and  the  gasket.  The  gasket will hold the bolts in place. Install  the  ladder  anchors  (fig.  9-16,  #8)  at  the bottom  of  the  rails.  Place  the  long  leg  of  the  anchor over the three bolt holes in the vertical leg of the rails. The short leg of the anchor faces outward.  Adjust  the outside  bolting  face  of  the  short  leg  so  it  measures  9 feet  5  15/16  inches  from  the  top  flange  of  the  dome. Insert  two  bolts  through  each  anchor  and  rail.  Apply the nuts to the bolts and tighten securely. Figure 9-18.—Center support ladder installed. Figure 9-19.—Deck plates ready for installation. Line up two diametrically  opposite  lap  seams  (fig 9-18) in the tank bottom. Remove a nut from each bolt in the lap seams and the first bolt to the right and left of each lap seam. Raise the ladder assembly and se the anchors over the bolts. Apply the nuts and tighten Top Deck Assembly The  assembled  deck  consists  of  14  tapered,  flat steel  plates  (fig.  9-19)  with  an  integral  formed  flange along the right lap seam. The seams are identified rig and  left,  facing  the  large  end  All  of  the  plates  are interchangeable. Of  the  14  plates,  three  are  special.  Two  plates  a fitted with a tank thief and vent, and one plate is fitted with a liquid level indicator. Each deck plate has deck plate    channel    and    a    rafter    bolt    retainer    angle assembled on it. The small end of the plates is bolted to the bottom flange of the dome. The large end bolted to the top chime of the staves. LAYOUT  AND  ASSEMBLY  OF  PLATES.—  Lay out the plates around the outer perimeter of the  tank foundation. Place the blocking on the ground, spaced to fit inside the confines of the plate. Lay the inside of the flange  with  the  short  leg  facing  outward.  Insert  four equally  spaced  bolts  through  the  angle  and  flange. Apply the nuts to the bolts. Tighten the bolts. Turn the plate over with the flange down. Install a gasket along the full length of the right lap seam. Allow a two bolt hole overlap at each end. LAYOUT  OF  ASSEMBLED  PLATES.—  As  the plates are assembled, raise them up and stand them 9-11

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