Emerson ASTEC Helios Candeo AP6C75AA, Руководство по установке

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24 Locating and erecting the cabinets
IM6C75AA P0914426 Standard 3.00 March 2001
Procedure 3.2 – Drilling for the anchor positions in a concrete floor
Step Action
1 Check with the customer and architect floor plans that there are no pipes,
conduits, beams or any other obstructions in the concrete slab that could
interfere with the drilling.
2 Place the inlet of a vacuum cleaner near the floor marking in such a way that it
will pick-up the dust while drilling the hole.
3 Start the vacuum cleaner.
4 Use a hammer drill equipped with the appropriate size masonry drill bit to drill
the hole; maintain the drill at a 90° angle with the floor.
Note 1: For standard anchors (HILTI HDI 3/8” or 10 mm) supplied with
Advanced Power Systems equipment, use a 1/2” (13 mm) drill bit.
Note 2: For earthquake anchors (HILTI HSL 11/16” or 18 mm) supplied with
Advanced Power Systems equipment, use an 11/16” (18 mm) drill bit.
Note 3: For standard anchors, the depth of the hole should be the length of the
anchor plus 1/8” (3 mm). For earthquake anchors, the depth of the hole should
be 4” (102 mm).
5 After drilling the hole, use the vacuum cleaner to clean all the dust in and
around the hole.
6 Repeat steps 2 to 5 for every anchoring hole for the frame.
7 Repeat steps 2 to 6 for any other frame, if applicable.
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3.3.1.2. Wood floor
For applications where wood floor anchoring is used, drill the floor as described
in the following procedure.
Procedure 3.3 – Drilling for the anchor positions in a wood floor
Step Action
1 Check with the customer and the architect floor plans that there are no pipes,
conduits, beams or other obstructions in the wood floor that could interfere
with the drilling.
2 Use a drill equipped with the appropriate size wood drill bit to drill the hole;
maintain the drill at a 90° angle with the floor.
Note: The size of the hole should be approximately 60% of the size of the lag
screw.
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