18 (93) BRUKER CryoProbe Installation
Initial setup
ered and installed in a third step. If circumstances permit, the second and third
step are done at together.
Crate dimensions
All dimensions in [mm], width ⌠ length ⌠ height.
1.a wooden crate 770 ⌠ 600 ⌠ 930, 150 kg water-cooled He Compressor,
or
1.b wooden crate 820 ⌠ 700 ⌠ 1130, 170 kg: air-cooled He Compressor,
2. wooden crate 1210 ⌠ 1380 ⌠ 1520, 620 kg: CryoCooling Unit,
3. cardboard box 350 ⌠ 440 ⌠ 510, 27 kg: HPPR CRP,
4. cardboard box 1200 ⌠ 800 ⌠ 500,
pallet 1200 ⌠ 800 ⌠ 140,
flightcase 1010 ⌠ 510 ⌠ 340, 30 kg:
i.e. in total 1200 ⌠ 800 ⌠ 640, 40 kg: CryoProbe,
+ some smaller items in cardboard boxes.
The crates are not returned to B
RUKER but preferably kept at the customers site.
CAUTION: All components of a CryoProbe system are fragile! The CryoCooling
Unit must be shipped in upright position. There are shock watches and tilt indica-
tors on its shipping crate.
Transport pathways
Check transport pathways and transportation means before sale. Do size or
weight of the CryoProbe System exceed the capabilities of elevators, floors etc.?
Usually, the same transport pathway as used for the magnet delivery will be fine
(see Avance Site Planning 200-700, § 1.5). A pallet truck suffices as transport aid.
If the transport pathway in the destination building is too narrow for the CryoCool-
ing Unit shipping case, this unit might be unpacked and carried on a pallet truck to
its final site. Then, all passages must be only at least 100 cm wide. Note that the
pallet truck does not go straight under the CryoCooling Unit but only at about a
45° angle.
WARNING: Avoid magnetic transport aids when moving devices inside the mag-
net’s 0.5 mT stray field. Even heavy equipment like a pallet truck may be attracted
and cause fatal damage.
Environmental conditions for transport and storage
The allowed ranges of temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, dust, and
maximum accelerations are the same as for A
VANCE spectrometers.
Check the site preparations 3.3
0
Have all necessary preparations been done in the lab? Are all supplies available?
Use the "Site preparation checks" on page 75
.
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