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MTS Exceed™ Series 40 Site Preparation Guide

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When You Get Your System

Additional Considerations

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Summary of Contents for E42.503

Page 1: ...Manual Title Additional Information be certain Site Preparation Guide MTS Exceed Series 40 100 303 149 A...

Page 2: ...re validation and verification MTS software is developed using established quality practices in accordance with the requirements detailed in the ISO 9001 standards Because MTS authored software is del...

Page 3: ...oad Frame Dimensions and Weight 19 Environmental Requirements 20 Electrical Power Requirements 21 Additional Considerations 23 Load Unit Considerations 24 Computer Console Considerations 24 When You G...

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Page 5: ...ing water air conditioning ceiling height floor loading and so on Contract services such as riggers and moving equipment to transport the system components within the facility Support personnel that m...

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Page 7: ...7 Responsibilities This section details the responsibilities of both the customer and MTS to ensure that the proposed testing area is suitable for the installation and operation of the test system Co...

Page 8: ...Contact the MTS Service department or your local MTS office for additional information on this service It is the customer s responsibility to provide slings and hoist rings Slings and hoist rings mus...

Page 9: ...ble for insurance coverage while the test system is in the factory until it reaches the loading dock for shipping Installation When the site location is prepared and all the components are on site MTS...

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Page 11: ...load unit and the PC cabinet desk For more information see System Specifications section on page 17 Space Requirements Consideration must be given to planning the space requirements around the equipm...

Page 12: ...tory has been developed the dimensional and weight information for the various system components should be supplied to the building facility personnel to ensure that proper building loading and vibrat...

Page 13: ...re of the time delay type with dual elements These recommendations should be followed to avoid nuisance tripping Grounding Information All equipment related to the load frame should be connected to th...

Page 14: ...ear the system facilitates distributing test data via the network MTS goal is to provide remote diagnostics in order to resolve system issues Having a network drop or digital phone line available will...

Page 15: ...restrictions see System Specifications section on page 17 Relative Humidity The recommended relative humidity for the test room is within the range of 5 to 85 non condensing The risk of static dischar...

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Page 17: ...40 Site Preparation Guide System Specifications 17 System Specifications Contents Packaging Dimensions and Weight 18 Load Frame Dimensions and Weight 19 Environmental Requirements 20 Electrical Power...

Page 18: ...06 in 420 kg 924 lb E44 104 E44 304 1120 mm 44 09 in 880 mm 34 65 in 2230 mm 87 80 in 650 kg 1430 lb E44 104E E44 304E 1120 mm 44 09 in 880 mm 34 65 in 2490 mm 98 03 in 695 kg 1529 lb E45 105 Single z...

Page 19: ...4 104 E44 304 845 mm 33 27 in 716 mm 28 19 in 1862 mm 73 31 in 435 kg 959 lb E44 104E E44 304E 845 mm 33 27 in 716 mm 28 19 in 2162 mm 85 12 in 450 kg 992 lb E45 105 Single zone 1230 mm 48 43 in 870 m...

Page 20: ...S Exceed load frames are intended for indoor use only This indoor environment must conform to the following environmental specifications PARAMETER SPECIFICATION Temperature Operating temperature 5 C t...

Page 21: ...ents MODEL VOLTAGE FREQUENCY CURRENT MAXIMUM POWER REQUIREMENT E42 Single phase 200 230 V AC 50 60 Hz 3 Amps 600 W E43 10 kN E44 10 kN Single phase 200 230 V AC 50 60 Hz 3 Amps 600 W E44 30 kN Single...

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Page 23: ...MTS Exceed Series 40 Site Preparation Guide Additional Considerations 23 Additional Considerations Contents Load Unit Considerations 24 Computer Console Considerations 24 When You Get Your System 25...

Page 24: ...essential to the safety of personnel and equipment After the load unit is moved into position install the vibration isolation pads to ensure proper vibration isolation between the load unit and floor...

Page 25: ...are present at the load unit Injury may occur while handling samples Personnel can become injured in the crush zone Some high temperature accessories furnace and environmental chambers for instance m...

Page 26: ...MTS Exceed Series 40 Site Preparation Guide 26 When You Get Your System Additional Considerations...

Page 27: ...f the frame and its computer components The environment complies with the specifications for your specific model Operating temperature Storage temperature Humidity Atmosphere The required power supply...

Page 28: ...nt width and height to fit the frame and forklift or crane The floor area along the pathway to the final site location is able to support the weight of the frame and forklift or crane There are no loo...

Page 29: ...ight on page 18 and the Load Frame Dimensions and Weight on page 19 on system specification section Contents Moving E42 Single Column Frames 30 Moving E43 Double Column Frames 33 Moving E44 and E45 St...

Page 30: ...personnel only When tipping the frame push or pull only at the top Do not push the frame at the sides Pushing on the side of the frame can damage the aluminium cover Before you begin Before moving th...

Page 31: ...service representative arrives to install your testing system This ensures that no parts are lost prior to installation 6 It is recommended that the frame be moved by at least two people one to tip t...

Page 32: ...let jack and pull the pallet jack out from under the frame Carefully lower the frame back to its normal upright position 10 In some cases the final frame position will be on top of a table Make sure y...

Page 33: ...egin Before moving the load frame ensure that Your equipment operators have the appropriate licenses and have complied with your local safety standards for example the appropriate training required by...

Page 34: ...be packaged separately Do not open any of the packing boxes The packing list will indicate the total number of boxes that are included in the shipment Count the number of boxes you received to make su...

Page 35: ...ety standards for example the appropriate training required by OSHA in the U S At the final site location there is adequate clearance between the ceiling and the top of the load frame including cleara...

Page 36: ...f you use the Frame base method to lift and position the frame into its operating location see Frame base method on page 36 for details If you use the crosshead method to lift and position the frame i...

Page 37: ...ring lifting Do not lift the frame more than 8 cm 3 in off the floor 4 Slowly and carefully lift the frame off the floor 5 Move the frame to its operating location 6 Slowly lower the frame to the floo...

Page 38: ...te location Lift a tabletop load frame onto a table or workbench Lift the frame to remove the transport skid from the frame s base and to insert the leveling wedge iron Lifting the Frame from the Cros...

Page 39: ...orks from under the frame s crosshead When the frame is in the testing location you can proceed with the installation process Crane method MTS recommends using professional riggers experienced in movi...

Page 40: ...ns 6 Place the load frame carefully into position 7 Remove the lifting straps from the top plate and any protective padding if used When the frame is in its testing location you can proceed with the i...

Page 41: ...s experienced in moving heavy equipment Before you begin Before moving the load frame ensure that The load frame is not bolted to the shipping skid There are no loose accessories on the shipping skid...

Page 42: ...and is lifted off the floor 4 Slowly move the load frame away from the shipping skid and remaining packaging materials 5 When the frame is clear of the packaging material slowly lower the load frame t...

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