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Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide

 

 

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CONTENTS 

 

Using This Manual

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Overview

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Audience

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Assumptions

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Symbols and Syntax

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Provisions for the work area

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Characteristics of the floor

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Examples of suitable floors

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Examples of non-suitable floors

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Technical floor

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Sound deadening floor

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Rubber ESD floor/sheet

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Fitted carpet

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Requirements for Correct Operation

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Safety recommendations

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Project criteria

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Safety devices

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Safety devices location

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Requirements for correct operation

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Operating environment

 ....................................................................................................................... 13

 

Technical specifications

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Weight

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Noise

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System dimensions

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Work area

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Carriage instructions

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Receiving inspections

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Instructions for carriage

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General precautions

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Before transporting the system

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Unpacking

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Removing the shipment crate

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Summary of Contents for RAPID 220

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Page 3: ...RAPID 220 SITE PREPARATION GUIDE ...

Page 4: ...s is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation Document code MA VI R220SPEN 05 Software Release Date of issue 2018 03 08 Seica S p A reserves the right to change the technical specifications without notice The quotes Seica S p A reported in this manual also refer to Seica Inc Seica Sarl Seica China subsidiaries divisions and or Seica affiliates The cover image is for presentation purposes on...

Page 5: ...r 6 Rubber ESD floor sheet 7 Fitted carpet 7 Requirements for Correct Operation 9 Safety recommendations 10 Project criteria 10 Safety devices 10 Safety devices location 11 Requirements for correct operation 13 Operating environment 13 Technical specifications 14 Weight 15 Noise 15 System dimensions 16 Work area 17 Carriage instructions 19 Receiving inspections 20 Instructions for carriage 21 Gene...

Page 6: ...ple of non suitable floor rubber ESD floor 7 Fig 6 Rapid 220 Example of non suitable floor fitted carpet 7 Fig 7 Rapid 220 System Overview 9 Fig 8 Rapid 220 Safety device location front view 11 Fig 9 Rapid 220 Safety device location rear view 12 Fig 10 Rapid 220 Side view and front view 16 Fig 11 Rapid 220 Work Area with overall dimensions stand alone 17 Fig 12 Rapid 220 Example of shock watch lab...

Page 7: ...connections is required WARNING The system installation should be performed exclusively by authorized and trained technical staff who is aware of the hazards concerning electrical shock and has taken the appropriate measures to minimize the risk of material damages and injures to people The following instructions are intended for use by qualified personnel only Examples of qualified personnel are ...

Page 8: ...e operator or the system that could result from the action described in the Warning NOTE Indicates a note a recommendation or a point on which readers should focus more carefully The keyboard selection is indicated as follows Key 1 Key 2 Press key 1 together with key 2 Key 1 Key 2 Press key 1 release it and press key 2 The files are indicated using the following syntax Filename xml where Filename ...

Page 9: ... requirements described in this section WARNING Failure to comply with the following instructions may impair the good operating conditions of the test system and may result in material damages injures to operators WARNING Make sure the layout of the work area complies with the technical specifications and overall dimensions reported in the next section WARNING The floor must have enough stability ...

Page 10: ...ther details and recommendations are provided in this section Uniform load capacity 5kN m2 500 kgf m2 or 100 psf Concentrated load 0 91 MPa 0 91 N mm2 Floor surface planarity 5 mm m Characteristics of the floor The floor must be stiff without any air chamber between the surface and the building structure The floor must not be covered by elastic material like fitted carpet or some kind of rubber ES...

Page 11: ...G Installation on a non suitable floor may negatively affect or even impair the accuracy of measurements and the good operating conditions of the test system The two pictures below show to examples of suitable floors a painted concrete floor and a tiled floor Fig 1 Rapid 220 Example of suitable floor painted concrete floor Fig 2 Rapid 220 Example of suitable floor tiled floor ...

Page 12: ...erials Technical floor Also designated as floating floor or raised floor this is not suitable to use the test system at maximum speed Fig 3 Rapid 220 Example of non suitable floor floating floor Sound deadening floor Same as the technical floor the structure of a sound deadening floor is not rigid enough this might impair the system performance and measurement accuracy Fig 4 Rapid 220 Example of n...

Page 13: ...t around the system feet to let them directly touch the concrete below Fig 5 Rapid 220 Example of non suitable floor rubber ESD floor Fitted carpet A floor covered with fitted carped would not have the required rigidity Fig 6 Rapid 220 Example of non suitable floor fitted carpet NOTE This kind of floor cover can be easily cut out around the system feet to let them directly touch the concrete below...

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Page 15: ...requirements Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide 9 Requirements for Correct Operation Fig 7 Rapid 220 System Overview ...

Page 16: ...system S1 S2 S3 Warning labels They warn the operator of possible hazards or preventive actions that must be followed S4 Protection panels Protect the system from environmental hazards and prevent users from coming into contact with internal components that can be powered during operation These panels can only be removed with the help of a socket wrench S5 Protective sliding doors To prevent users...

Page 17: ...requirements Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide 11 Safety devices location Fig 8 Rapid 220 Safety device location front view S4 S4 S6 S5 ...

Page 18: ...Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide 12 Fig 9 Rapid 220 Safety device location rear view S9 S9 S8 S7 ...

Page 19: ...nditioning system which maintains a constant temperature and humidity The electrical power supply source must be located not more than 5 meters from the Rapid 220 and must be accessible by an operator The electrical power supply source must be provided with a protective switch located near the power source plug The electrical power supply source must be earthed Temperature 23 5 C Humidity Min 20 M...

Page 20: ...7 Atm Max air compressor capacity 10 l m AIR SPECIFICATIONS Air features The system must be supplied with air not containing particles whose size is greater than 5 µm 3 µm microfiltration is recommended The air should be dry enough as to prevent formation of water condensation in the ducts and mechanical parts of the system The air shall not contain oil vapors that can result in accumulation of oi...

Page 21: ...0 Site Preparation Guide 15 Weight Noise The sound pressure level with the system under its worst operating conditions is not exceeding 70 dB System weight 1400 Kg 3086 46 lbs System weight with packing 1500 Kg 3306 93 lbs ...

Page 22: ...de Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide 16 System dimensions The Fig 10 shows the front and side views of the system with dimensions Fig 10 Rapid 220 Side view and front view Width 1750 mm 68 89 Depth 1459 mm 57 48 Height 2043 mm 80 31 ...

Page 23: ...to guarantee a good circulation of air for the electronics on board and to provide sufficient space for the operators to access to maintenance and inspection points Fig 11 shows the plan view of the work area for Rapid 220 system with overall dimensions Fig 11 Rapid 220 Work Area with overall dimensions stand alone Width 3395 mm 133 85 Depth 2190 mm 86 22 ...

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Page 25: ...Preparation Guide 19 Carriage instructions As provided by the 2006 42 EC Machine Directive this section contains the instructions needed to perform all the system loading downloading carriage and storage operations under safety conditions ...

Page 26: ...mmediately notified that is within less than one week from arrival in order for the client being entitled to claim transportation insurance For this reason it is important to check and promptly notify to the carrier and to the provider the existence of strokes marks due to negligent carriage and transportation If available check on the crate Fig 12 Rapid 220 Example of shock watch label on crate I...

Page 27: ...e an example of these instructions is shown in Fig 13 Fig 13 Rapid 220 Take Over Points T O P Note The transportation shall be carried out by qualified and trained staff only Note The damages caused during carriage and transportation are not covered by warranty Repair and replacements of damaged parts will be charged to the Customer For system transportation when not packaged there can be two scen...

Page 28: ...sary to check That all the protections guards and doors are well closed and properly locked That the system is transported in position as for installation That the system is shock protected That the system is not exposed to temperatures o Lower than 25 C o Higher than 55 C Before transporting the system Make sure that the power cable is disconnected Make sure that the air intake is not connected ...

Page 29: ...e instructions Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide 23 Unpacking Carry the packaging which contains the system carefully following the instructions visible on the crate Fig 14 Rapid 220 Example of system in crate ...

Page 30: ...e forklift must be of adequate capacity b Adjust the fork opening according to the packaging dimensions and to the system weight c The forks are to be inserted in the dedicated pockets as shown in figure Take Over Points d When you are about to lift the system take its center of gravity into account Removing the light weighted packaging materials Remove the plastic packaging materials bubble wrap ...

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