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- Page 3 RAPID 220 SITE PREPARATION GUIDE...
- Page 4 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.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Receiving inspections ..........................20 Instructions for carriage ......................... 21 General precautions ..........................22 Before transporting the system ......................22 Unpacking ............................... 23 Removing the shipment crate ......................24 Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide... - Page 6 Rapid 220 - Site Preparation Guide LIST OF FIGURES Fig. 1 Rapid 220 : Example of suitable floor (painted concrete floor) ............ 5 Fig. 2 Rapid 220: Example of suitable floor (tiled floor) ................5 Fig. 3 Rapid 220: Example of non-suitable floor (floating floor) ............... 6 ...
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Page 7: Using This Manual
Using This Manual Overview This manual contains all the required information to prepare the site where the Rapid 220 test system will be installed. It is recommended to thoroughly read this manual before starting the system installation. -
Page 8: Symbols And Syntax
Rapid 220 - Site Preparation Guide Symbols and Syntax To facilitate the understanding of the sentences used to describe the software, we have used the following symbols: WARNING: Indicates a potential hazard for the operator or the system that could result from the action described in the Warning. -
Page 9: Provisions For The Work Area
WARNING: Seica S.p.A. shall not be liable in the event of damages resulting from the failure to comply with the preliminary requirements described in this section. -
Page 10: Characteristics Of The Floor
Rapid 220 - Site Preparation Guide Characteristics of the floor The floor of the work area must have the following characteristics: Uniform load capacity: 5kN/m (500 kgf/m or 100 psf) Concentrated load(*): 0.91 MPa (0.91 N/mm Floor surface planarity: 5 mm/m... -
Page 11: Examples Of Suitable Floors
Provisions for the work area Examples of suitable floors The Rapid 220 test system may be installed on concrete, or tiled floor surface. WARNING: 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. -
Page 12: Examples Of Non-Suitable Floors
Rapid 220 - Site Preparation Guide Examples of non-suitable floors As explained below, the Rapid 220 test system should not be installed on technical or floating floors, floors covered by sound-deadening materials. Technical floor Also designated as “floating floor” or “raised floor”, this is not suitable to use the test system at maximum speed. -
Page 13: Rubber Esd Floor/Sheet
NOTE: This kind of floor cover can be easily cut out 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. -
Page 15: Requirements For Correct Operation
Requirements for Correct Operation Fig. 7 Rapid 220: System Overview Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide... -
Page 16: Safety Recommendations
Safety recommendations Project criteria The Rapid 220 test system has been designed and manufactured in accordance with the essential safety requirements contained in the Machine Directive 2006/42/EC; in the EMC DIRECTIVE 2014/30/EC (and subsequent amendments) on electromagnetic compatibility; and in the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EC (and subsequent amendments) on electric safety. -
Page 17: Safety Devices Location
Safety devices location Fig. 8 Rapid 220: Safety device location (front view) Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide... -
Page 18: Fig. 9 Rapid 220: Safety Device Location (Rear View)
Rapid 220 - Site Preparation Guide Fig. 9 Rapid 220: Safety device location (rear view) Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide... -
Page 19: Requirements For Correct Operation
Installation category: II Class: I • 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. -
Page 20: Technical Specifications
≤ 100 ≤ +3 ≤ 1 WARNING: The Rapid 220 is factory-adjusted for operation at 230V, voltage change-over in the field, should be done only by factory-trained service personnel. If not warranty may be voided. Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide... -
Page 21: Weight
Weight System weight: 1400 Kg (3086.46 lbs.) System weight with packing: 1500 Kg (3306.93 lbs.) Noise The sound pressure level, with the system under its worst operating conditions is not exceeding 70 dB. Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide... -
Page 22: System Dimensions
Rapid 220 - Site Preparation Guide 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: Work Area
Fig.11 shows the plan view of the work area 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’’) -
Page 25: Carriage Instructions
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. Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide... -
Page 26: Receiving Inspections
If available, check on the crate: Fig. 12 Rapid 220: Example of shock-watch label (on crate) If the shock-watch indicator has recorded and shows potentially damaging stresses suffered by a package, the part depicted in picture 12 will change colors. -
Page 27: Instructions For Carriage
(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. -
Page 28: General Precautions
Rapid 220 - Site Preparation Guide General precautions The system shall be transported in order to avoid any possible damage to the parts. Specifically, it is necessary to check: • That all the protections, guards and doors are well closed and properly locked •... -
Page 29: Unpacking
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 Rapid 220 Site Preparation Guide... -
Page 30: Removing The Shipment Crate
WARNING: The system loading/unloading operations, along with carriage/transportation of the same within the plant, shall be executed exclusively by a qualified staff, trained for this activity. Seica S.p.A. shall not have any liability in case of damages resulting from incorrect or negligent transportation of the system, of when this is not performed in compliance with the instructions provided.
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