Honeywell Precision Platform 4022 Series System Manual page 62

Precision Platform 4022 Scanner
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ARNING
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Do NOT plan to exceed a ±10° angle of tilt for the lifting cables or
the scanner unless you have specifically consulted with
Honeywell Process Solution personnel about this issue. The
supplied lifting eyes are rated only for a ±10° angle of tilt.
:
Be sure to choose the proper lifting equipment based on scanner
weight and length, and on maximum anticipated angles of tilt for
the lifting cables and the scanner itself.
Failure to strictly observe all of these guidelines could result in
SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH.
These guidelines apply to attaching the scanner to the crane:
• Attach the scanner to the crane under the guidance of
experienced millwrights.
• If the scanner is to be lifted by means of the eyebolts attached to
the upper beams by a single crane, a spreader or yoke must also
be used so the cable angle does not exceed 10°.
• Scanners include a set of eyebolts at each end and one-third of
the scanner length in from both end supports. The scanner can
be lifted from either the inner or outer eyebolt locations.
• If slings of any sort are to be used, they must pass under the
upper beam, between the fiberglass head drive track and the
beam. A sling must never be placed under the fiberglass track.
Do not lift the scanner supported by the fiberglass track. The
sling should not touch the fiberglass track mounting studs. The
sling should be mounted within one meter of the end support.
Slings must be blocked away from the upper cover supports as
these are the widest part of the scanner beam without the beam
covers. Failure to do so will result in damage to the cover supports.
• Cables and Slings must not be removed from the scanner until
the two end supports have been bolted securely to the
pedestals.
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Installation
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