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Bruker NMR AVANCE NEO Systems User Manual

Bruker NMR AVANCE NEO Systems
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AVANCE NEO Systems
General Safety Considerations
User Manual
Version 001
Innovation with Integrity
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NMR

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Bruker NMR AVANCE NEO Systems Specifications

General IconGeneral
Magnet TypeSuperconducting
Console TypeAVANCE NEO
SoftwareTopSpin
Magnetic Field Strength400 MHz to 1.2 GHz
Digital ReceiversMultiple Digital Receivers
Lock ChannelDigital lock system
Probe CompatibilityBroad range of probes, including solution-state, solid-state, and micro-imaging probes
Temperature ControlVariable temperature control
Nuclei Support1H, 13C, 15N, 31P
Automation CompatibilitySampleJet
Cooling SystemCryoplatform
Digital Receiver TechnologyDirect digital detection with oversampling and advanced filtering

Summary

1 About This Manual

1.1 Policy Statement

Bruker's commitment to product improvement and documentation quality, with a right to change specifications.

1.2 Symbols and Conventions

Explains safety symbols and indicative words used to express hazard levels in the manual and on labels.

2 Introduction

2.1 AVANCE NMR Spectrometer Intended Use

Details the purpose, applications, and limitations of AVANCE NMR spectrometer systems.

2.2 Purpose of this Manual

Explains the manual's aim to provide quick access to safety information for the Avance system.

2.3 Magnetic Safety

Discusses hazards related to strong magnetic fields and necessary safety precautions.

2.4 Cryogenic Safety

Covers safety aspects related to the use of cryogenic liquids like helium and nitrogen.

2.5 Electrical Safety

Outlines safety precautions for electrical components and grounding measures.

2.6 Chemical Safety

Advises users to be aware of hazards associated with chemical samples they are working with.

2.7 CE Certification

Mentions compliance with CE Declaration of Conformity for hardware units and peripheral systems.

2.8 Operating Environment

Specifies permissible ambient temperature, altitude, and relative humidity for the system.

2.9 Signs and Labels

Details various safety signs and labels found on or around the spectrometer system.

2.10 SI to US Conversion Factors

Provides conversion factors for SI units to US standard units used within this manual.

3 Cabinet Safety

3.1 General Safety Instructions

General advice for users to check equipment condition regularly and inform service of abnormalities.

3.2 System Grounding and Potential Equalization of Avance Systems

Explains the importance of grounding and how to achieve potential equalization for safety.

3.3 Console Safety

Safety guidelines for the spectrometer console, including power connection and safe movement.

3.4 AVANCE NEO AQS

Safety precautions for the AVANCE NEO AQS system, including emergency shutdown and personnel safety.

3.5 BSMS/2

Safety information for the BSMS/2 system, covering emergency shutdown and personnel safety.

3.6 Transmitter Safety

Safety considerations for transmitters, including RF signal hazards and safety labels.

4 Magnet Safety

4.1 Magnetic Field

Discusses hazards related to strong magnetic fields and their attractive forces on materials.

4.1.1 Shielding

Explains the effects of active shielding on stray magnetic fields and their gradients.

4.1.2 Electronic, Electrical and Mechanical Medical Implants

Discusses the effects of magnetic fields on electronic, electrical, and mechanical medical implants.

4.1.3 Surgical Implants and Prosthetic Devices

Covers potential hazards from ferromagnetic surgical implants and eddy currents.

4.1.4 Operation of Equipment

Details how magnetic fields can affect the operation of various equipment.

4.1.5 Before Ramping the Magnet to Field

Lists safety checks and precautions to be taken before energizing the magnet.

4.1.6 After Ramping the Magnet to Field

Lists safety procedures and precautions to be followed after energizing the magnet.

4.1.7 General Safety Precautions

Provides general safety guidelines for magnet site locations and hazard awareness.

4.2 Controlled Access Area

Defines requirements for controlled access areas to manage stray fields.

4.3 Safe Handling of Cryogenic Substances

Provides guidelines for safely handling liquid helium and liquid nitrogen.

4.4 Liquid Nitrogen Refill

Details procedures and safety precautions for refilling liquid nitrogen.

4.5 Liquid Helium Refill

Details procedures and safety precautions for refilling liquid helium.

4.6 Ventilation

Outlines safety rules concerning ventilation for cryogenic systems and magnet rooms.

5 Probe Safety Considerations

5.1 Personnel Safety Issues

Information for personnel working near NMR systems regarding safety and emergency procedures.

5.1.1 First Aid

First aid measures for contact with cold helium or nitrogen gas.

6 CryoProbe Safety

6.1 Emergency Shutoff

Describes the emergency shutoff procedure for the CryoCooling Unit.

6.2 Personnel Safety Issues

Safety information for personnel working with or near CryoProbe systems.

6.3 Pressurized Helium Gas Supply

Safety precautions for handling pressurized helium gas cylinders and hoses.

6.4 Electrical Safety

Electrical safety compliance and warnings for the CryoCooling Unit.

6.5 Equipment Safety

Safety guidelines for handling and operating the CryoProbe equipment.

7 CryoProbe Prodigy Safety

7.1 Personnel Safety Issues

Safety information for personnel working with or near CryoProbe Prodigy systems.

7.1.1 First Aid

First aid measures for contact with cold helium or nitrogen gas.

8 Contact

Manufacturer

Information about Bruker BioSpin Group, its locations, and contact details.

NMR Hotlines

Contact information for Bruker's NMR service centers and hotlines.

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