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. 31 3 To obtain proper gasket compression for bulkhead fitting installation, <br /> tighten the fitting nut hand <br /> tight (check to see if it engages the tank wall) Tighten the nut an additional 314 tum for fittings <br /> less than 1 in , or 113 turn for fittings 1 in.or larger A light lubricant,such as PAM cooking spray, <br /> is recommended to prevent thread seizing on bulkhead fittings Inspect the gasket to make sure it <br /> is fully contacting the inner surface of the fitting body flange and the inside tank wall Gasket <br /> compression should be between 25 -50% Recheck fitting tightness periodically. <br /> 32 SELF-ALIGNING THREADED BULKHEAD FIT71NG <br /> 321 Follow the same procedures as detailed under threaded bulkhead fitting installation steps <br /> 31 1 -31 3 <br /> 322 Piping should be installed into the fitting ball with an appropriate thread sealant(i a Teflon®pipe <br /> sealant) Adjust the piping to the required angle(within the limits of the frtting) When the piping <br /> has been located as required,tighten the PVC ball retainer ring located on top of the PVC bail <br /> 33 BOLTED FLANGE FITTING <br /> 331 The bolted flange fitting shall be constructed with 2 ea 150 Ib flanges(101 and C2),2 ea 150 Ib <br /> flange gaskets (D1 and 132),the correct number of full threaded bolts(A), bolt gaskets (B), flat <br /> washers (E), lock washers(F), and hex nuts(G)for the flange specified NOTE If the tank wall <br /> thickness is greater than or equal to 0 750,the inner flange(Cl) and the inner flange gasket(D1) <br /> maybe omitted In certain low stress applications only Please consult factory prior to omitting any <br /> components or the tank warranty maybe voided Refer to Figure 3 2 for part identification <br /> 332 Disassemble the fitting as shipped by removing the bolt's hex nuts, lock washers,flat washers, <br /> outer flange, and outer flange gasket Locate the fitting hole on the inside of the tank and insert <br /> the bolts (still installed on the inner flange and gasket)through the drilled holes in the tank. Place <br /> the outer flange gasket over the bolts on the outside surface to the tank Place the outer flange <br /> over the outer gasket and bolts Install the flat washers, lock washers, and hex nuts on the bolts <br /> Check to make sure the fitting assembly appears as shown in Figure 3 2 <br /> 5 <br /> F C2 <br /> E 02 <br /> THE FOLLOWING TIpfrENINE <br /> 01 SEGUENCE IS S EGETTO <br /> FOR THE BOLTS <br /> f3 t <br /> C1 e <br /> A 34 4 <br /> INSIDE TANK WALL SURFACE 706 <br /> 2 <br /> Figure 3 2 <br /> 333 To obtain proper gasket compression,tighten all the fitting nuts hand fight with a deep socket <br /> using the bolt tightening sequence shown until the gaskets engage the tank wall and the lock <br /> washers are compressed Tighten each nut an additional 3 turns (2 turns if the inner flange and <br /> gasket are not utilized) using the same sequence(do not tighten more than 1 turn at a time) A <br /> light application of lubricating oil is necessary to prevent thread seizing on S S. bolts Gasket <br /> compression should be between 25- 50% Recheck fitting tightness periodically. <br /> 8 <br />