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Figure 9-21.—Outside ladder installed.

against  the  scaffold,  as  shown  in  figure  9-19.  Locate each  plate  so  it  straddles  a  vertical  seam  of  the  side staves    in    the    approximate    installation    position, counterclockwise. ADJUSTMENT     OF     CENTER SUPPORT LADDER— Check and adjust the ladder to the correct height  before  the  installation  of  the  deck  plates.  ‘he distance from  the  top  of  the  tank  bottom  to  the  outer face of the top flange of the dome is 9 feet 6 9/64 inches. Raise or lower the ladder as required. Place a jack under one of the ladder steps. Adjust the ladder so that in  the  final  position,  one  set  of  the holes in the bottom of the rails line up with the holes in the  brace.  Lock  the  jack  Insert  the  bolts  through  the proper bolt holes in the brace to match the top holes in the rails. Apply the nuts to the bolts. Tighten the bolts. Unlock and remove the jack. When all of the deck plates have been installed on the tank, check the height to the outer face of the top flange of the manhole dome above the top of the tank bottom.  If  not  the  required  height,  adjust  the  ladder until  it  is  the  correct  dimension.  Insert  the  bolts  in aligned bolt holes and tighten the nuts. INSTALLATION        OF        FIRST        DECK PLATE.—  The  first  plate  installed  should  be  a  plate with a vent (fig. 9-19, #2). The remaining plate, fitted with a vent, must be installed directly across the tank from the first plate with a vent. Attach two rope deck hooks  to  the  small  end  of  the  plate  while  it  stands against the scaffold (fig. 9-13). Guide  the  large  end  of the plate and pull the plate in place by means of a haul line. Lower the large end of the plate over the proper bolts in the top chime of the staves, so it will straddle a vertical seam. The small end of the plate will drop over the proper bolts. Release the hooks. Apply four equally spaced catch nuts to the bolts through the large end of the plate. One catch nut  will  be  sufficient  to  hold  the small end in place. Do not tighten the bolts. INSTALLATION OF SECOND DECK PLATE.— Install a gasket over the bolts at the left lap seam of the plate (fig. 9-17, #3 and #4). Face the small end  of  the  plate  #4.  Install  this  plate  and  all  of  the remaining  plates  to  the  left  of  the  first  plate  or  in  a counterclockwise  direction  around  the  tank  Raise  the plate.  Place  the  right  lap  seam  of  the  plate  over  the bolts in the left lap seam of the first plate #4 and the large end over the proper bolts in the top chime of the staves. Install the nuts to six equally spaced bolts  in  the lap  seam  of  the  plates.  Install  the  nuts  on  all  of  the bolts  in the chime. Finger tighten  all  of  the  nuts.  As the  deck  will  have  to  be  adjusted  as  the  plates  are installed,  do  not  tighten  any  bolts  until  the  deck  is completely installed. Raise or lower the center support ladder as required to fit the plates in place. INSTALLATION  OF  INTERMEDIATE  DECK PLATES.—  There  are  12  intermediate  plates.  The special   plates   remaining   are   installed   to   suit   field conditions. LAST DECK PLATE.— Raise the last deck plate before the next-to-last plate is installed Raise the right lap  seam  of  the  first  deck  plate  (fig.  9-20,  #l).  This  is necessary to permit the installation of the last plate. Figure 9-20.—Installing last deck plate. Figure 9-21.—Outside ladder installed. 9-12

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