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Page4-3. Paragraph 4-3d(1) is superseded as follows:
(1) Installing Wedge Gaskets. Apply heave coating of sealing compound to both faces of gaskets (3, fig.4-3)
and install them over bolts (4).Use generous amounts of sealing putty at their overlap to seal the opening under the small
end (petroleum tanks only).
4-7.
Sealing Seams
WARNING
If the tank is to be used for water storage, do not apply sealing compound or sealing putty to the tank
bottom or seams.
Sweep tank bottom clean after testing the seams. With bottom dry, apply sealing compound to all bolts and seams
(petroleum tanks only).
5-7.
Sealing Seams
WARNING
If the tank is to be used for water storage, do not apply sealing compound or sealing putty to the tank bottom or seams.
Sweep tank bottom clean after testing the seams. With bottom dry, apply sealing compound to all bottom seams (fig.3-
16) (petroleum tanks only).
NOTE
When there is a break in the gasket material, the ends should overlap 2 bolt holes and be cut squarely across the second
hole Sealing putty must be applied to each end of the overlap strip to insure a leak proof joint (petroleum tanks only).
6-7.
Sealing Seams
WARNING
If the tank is to be used for water storage, Do Not apply sealing compound or sealing putty to the tank
bottom or seams.
Sweep bottom of tank clean after testing seams. With bottom dry, apply sealing compound to all bolts and seams
(petroleum tanks only).
(2) Install strip gasket (2) to cover all bolt holes. When one roll of gasket is used up and another started, the
overlap should extend over two bolt holes. Apply sealing putty at each overlap.
NOTE
When there is a break in the gasket material, the ends should overlap two bolt holes and be cut squarely
across the second hole. Apply sealing putty to each end of the overlapped gasket to insure a leak proof
joint (petroleum tanks only).
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