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S Series Shelter

Operation & Maintenance

95310-02

DHS Systems, LLC

This document contains information proprietary to DHS Systems LLC and is intended solely for use by its customers. No portion of this document may
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Summary of Contents for DRASH S Series

Page 1: ...l information Any copying disclosure dissemination or distribution of this manual or its contents is strictly forbidden without the written consent from DHS SYSTEMS LLC Additional copies of this manua...

Page 2: ...14 06 95310 02 Deleted Figure 4 3 Changed Figure 4 4 Shelter Strut Pair Identification by Color Pair and Dimensions Minor touchups in all Sections This document contains information proprietary to DHS...

Page 3: ...autions necessary during the operation and maintenance of the S Series Shelter Each section uses caution and warning messages for both the safety of the operator as well as the durability of the equip...

Page 4: ...of an Warning Box where there would be two different Icons shown in Icon Box 1 and Icon Box 2 would be that of a burn hazard In this case Icon Box 1 will show an Icon representing a burn hazard If the...

Page 5: ...area of the particular operation presents the risk of an explosion This icon is typically used with another more specific icon that identifies the nature of the warning EXPLOSION The explosion with a...

Page 6: ...hin a red circle indicates that the person should stop and identify all possible risks and hazards associated with the particular operation before proceeding Failure to observe this warning can lead t...

Page 7: ...cedures to follow An example Parent Work Package number is defined below WP O 95310 00 Main Procedural Topic Work Package Alpha Designator WP sequence Number Place Holder 5 digit TM Number with 2 digi...

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Page 9: ...he Shelter 2 2 005 01 Raise Shelter to Pole Height 2 3 006 01 Final Push To Full Height 2 3 007 01 Repositioning the Shelter 2 4 008 01 Installing Vestibule Curtains 2 5 009 01 Installing Face Plate C...

Page 10: ...NCE OF THE SHELTER 4 1 WP M 95310 02 Shelter Repairs 4 1 031 01 Repair of Shelter Struts 4 1 032 01 Replacement of Shelter Strut Pairs 4 2 033 01 Repair of Shelter Liner 4 5 034 01 Shelter Maintenance...

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Page 13: ...EMBLY SHELTER The shelter can be deployed by a minimum of four people in a matter of minutes It does not require any assembly in the field and it does not require any special equipment for either erec...

Page 14: ...polyester material The ground cover provides a barrier against insects and vermin abrasion and ground moisture The floor acts as an inner lining All shelters feature screen windows electrical ports co...

Page 15: ...2 460 2 882 Usable Volume cu m 21 8 33 7 45 6 57 6 69 5 81 4 cu ft 19 22 30 33 41 44 Packed Volume cu m 0 57 0 66 0 90 0 99 1 23 1 32 in 66x21x24 66x24x24 66x33x24 66x36x24 66x45x24 66x48x24 Packed D...

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Page 17: ...Shelter to Pole Height 2 3 006 01 Final Push to Full Height 2 3 007 01 Repositioning the Shelter 2 4 008 01 Installing Vestibule Curtains 2 5 009 01 Installing Face Plate Curtains 2 5 010 01 Secure th...

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Page 19: ...mooth and uniform motion of the deployment crew 2 Lift and slide the shelter so that it remains parallel with the ground see Figure 2 1 3 Do not rock the shelter when off loading Rocking may cause dam...

Page 20: ...be sure that all team members are in position and alert All movements must be uniform and coordinated 1 With both hands grasp the lifting hubs The hubs will spread out as the Shelter is spread The to...

Page 21: ...r push poles which are in a vertical position Figure 2 6 Push Pole Placement 006 01 Final Push To Full Height 1 Locate the red flags at the vertex of the doorway Personnel should alternately move inwa...

Page 22: ...red flags in each doorway see Figure 2 10 so that the Shelter is off the ground Move the Shelter so that it is positioned correctly Push Poles Models 4 5 6 Six people are required for this procedure F...

Page 23: ...the exterior looped keeper with the wind line and the other hand on the corresponding interior looped keeper g Push the wall inward until the wall is vertical h Attach the Velcro on the perimeter of t...

Page 24: ...ing loops must be utilized especially during inclement and changing weather conditions This will help stabilize the shelter 2 Fully unravel all wind lines and stake them down 4 5 feet from shelter 3 U...

Page 25: ...ltiple Shelter Deployments 011 01 Complex Shelter Layout Description A Complex Shelter system is a combination of three S or XB Series shelters supported by the DRASH Utilities Shelter Transporter Tra...

Page 26: ...page 2 11 11 5 Begin setup of the System with one of the large shelters Figure 2 13 Shelter Complex Layout The integration of the DRASH System begins with positioning the ducts sets To install the sh...

Page 27: ...rresponding looped keepers 5 The air flow through the plenum may be regulated by adjusting the openings with the drawstring 6 Attach the second plenum using same method 7 To attach the connecting plen...

Page 28: ...System Wiring Package 1 Locate the wiring package 2 Unpack both the 50 foot 1 and 30 foot 2 trailer leads 3 Unlock and save the clear cable tie 4 Plug each lead into any three plug receptacle on the...

Page 29: ...e peak begin attaching the Velcro strip on the Exterior Connector to the Velcro strip on the Shelter doorway working from the peak outwards and down towards each bottom end 5 Repeat the above procedur...

Page 30: ...aks are attached position one person outside the Shelters Starting with the underside secure the Velcro connector strip to the doorway working from the top to the bottom about 1 5 feet at a time Compl...

Page 31: ...the door boot 5 Locate the Brown tab under the connector strip on the door 6 To attach the door boot to the connector strip start at the red tab and work down on each side to the grommet locations on...

Page 32: ...Curtain A Privacy Curtain provides for semi private areas within the Shelter When the curtain is installed a three foot 3 corridor remains in the Shelter To install the Privacy Curtain 1 Remove the P...

Page 33: ...23 01 T to T Connection The length of S Shelters can be extended by joining one or more Shelters together at the ends To attach T shelters to form a longer Shelter 1 Butt each of the T ends together w...

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Page 35: ...this document may be reproduced for release to a third party without written consent from DHS Systems LLC Section 3 3 STRIKING THE SHELTER 3 1 95310 02 Striking Procedure 3 1 024 01 Prepare the Shelt...

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Page 37: ...sides of the T boot Continue until reaching the grommet on the connector strip Figure 3 1 Tie Back Doorways 7 Remove all security stakes 8 Rewind the wind lines Unwound wind lines may become tangled...

Page 38: ...ill release the frame walls allowing them to fall inward 6 If a T to T connection was made now is the time to detach the shelters by unfastening the Velcro on both the interior and exterior covers 027...

Page 39: ...ps 029 01 Secure the Floor Ground Cover 1 Remove all ground stakes from the ground cover 2 Fold the Ground Cover into quarters lengthwise 3 Lay the folded Floor on top of the folded Ground Cover 4 Pla...

Page 40: ...consent from DHS Systems LLC 030 01 Loading the Shelter for Transport When loading the Shelter onto any platform lift and slide the entire package so that Shelter remains parallel with the ground Note...

Page 41: ...document may be reproduced for release to a third party without written consent from DHS Systems LLC Section 4 4 FIELD MAINTENANCE OF THE SHELTER 4 1 95310 02 Shelter Repairs 4 1 031 01 Repair of She...

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Page 43: ...er needs to be removed to reach the fracture If it is necessary to remove the exterior cover use the spanner wrench and remove only those keepers necessary to peel back the cover to reach the fracture...

Page 44: ...3 S Shelter Strut Pair Identification by Color Pairs NOTE S Shelters manufactured before 1998 used colored tags affixed to the struts Shelters manufactured after 1998 use colored plastic plugs at the...

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Page 47: ...t be checked periodically for rain puddles or ice snow accumulation This can be accomplished by 1 Shaking the exterior cover from the outside of the Shelter 2 Place a Push Pole between the interior an...

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Page 49: ...portion of this document may be reproduced for release to a third party without written consent from DHS Systems LLC Section 5 5 PARTS LISTS 5 1 WP R 95310 02 Parts Lists 5 1 036 00 Basic Shelter Par...

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Page 51: ...n Part Number S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 1 DRASH Shelter Model S1 00910 1 1 DRASH Shelter Model S2 00920 1 1 DRASH Shelter Model S3 00930 1 1 DRASH Shelter Model S4 00940 1 1 DRASH Shelter Model S5 00950 1 1 D...

Page 52: ...del S1T 0091T 1 1 DRASH Model S2T 0092T 1 1 DRASH Model S3T 0093T 1 1 DRASH Model S4T 0094T 1 1 DRASH Model S5T 0095T 1 1 DRASH Model S6T 0096T 1 2 Model S1T Floor 0211T 1 2 Model S2T Floor 0212T 1 2...

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Page 54: ...12 for description 15 Model S2 Insulated Sub floor 93070 See Item 12 for description 16 Model 2SI insulated sub floor 930701 See Item 12 for description 17 Model S2T insulated sub floor 93071 See Item...

Page 55: ...240 Vestibule Curtain for S series for shelters MFD after 01 03 44 Curtain 93057 S Privacy Curtain 3 4 width of shelter 45 Curtain 90300S Privacy Curtain full width of shelter 46 Curtain 90300 Securit...

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Page 57: ...rietary to DHS Systems LLC and is intended solely for use by its customers No portion of this document may be reproduced for release to a third party without written consent from DHS Systems LLC Secti...

Page 58: ...is document contains information proprietary to DHS Systems LLC and is intended solely for use by its customers No portion of this document may be reproduced for release to a third party without writt...

Page 59: ...ear and tear improper use or carelessness is not covered under this limited warranty Furthermore it should be understood that this warranty does not constitute a guarantee that the products under warr...

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Page 61: ...of 25 00 Please contact us for further information DHS SYSTEMS LLC 33 Kings Highway Orangeburg NY 10962 1802 Attn Customer Service Dept C Phone 845 359 6066 Fax 845 365 2114 Email drash drash com To v...

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Page 63: ...rom DHS Systems LLC 6 2 S Series Shelter Feedback Form RECOMMENDED CHANGE S TO EQUIPMENT MANUAL FROM PRINT YOUR UNIT S CORRECT ADDRESS DATE SUBMITTED PUBLICATION TITLE S Series Shelter Operation Maint...

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