Hitachi Medical Systems America, Inc.

1959 Summit Commerce Park

Twinsburg, OH 44087-2371
Phone: 330.425.1313 I 800.800.3106
Fax: 330.405.8064
www.hitachimed.com

AIRIS II Standard Details

Revised: March 8, 2005
It is the customer's responsibility to ensure that all appropriate design and construction
personnel receive this document along with their site specific drawing.
This document contains information which is critical to the proper design and construction of
a suite for the Hitachi A IRIS II MRI system. The information contained herein is to be used
in conjunction with the site specific drawing provided by HMSA.
Contact the Site Planning Department with questions regarding this guide.

Contents:
Sheet 1 of 17: Typical Planning Process Sheet 10 of 17: Lighting/Environmental Notes
Sheet 2 of 17: Typical Project Schedule Sheet 11 of 17: Gauss Fields
Sheet 3 of 17: Floor Plans Sheet 12 of 17: Magnet Placement
Sheet 4 of 17: General Siting Considerations Sheet 13 of 17: Rigging Procedure
Sheet 5 of 17: RF Shielding Information Sheet 14 of 17: Rigging Details
Sheet 6 of 17: Structural Notes Sheet 15 of 17: Components - Scan Room
Sheet 7 of 17: Electrical - General Sheet 16 of 17: Components - Control Room
Sheet 8 of 17: Electrical-Grounding Notes Sheet 17 of 17: Preliminary & Final Checklists
Sheet 9 of 17: System Wireway Information OEM Addendum

DOCUMENT ESTABLISHED- 1/03/00 SPD-GDE-AIRIS II

AIRIS II REVISIONS MARCH 8, 2005
(PREVIOUS GUIDE: JANUARY 3, 2000)

THIS REVISED GUIDE REFLECTS MINOR MODIFICATIONS OF THE AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS. PLEASE NOTE THE
FOLLOWING SPECIFIC MODIFICATIONS THAT SHOULD BE REVIEWED BY YOUR DESIGN PERSONNEL. THE CUSTOMER
IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PREPARING THEIR AIRIS II SUITE ACCORDING TO THE REQUIREMENTS PRESENTED HERE.

PG. 3 OF 17: FLOOR PLANS

1) CHANGED "EQUIPMENT/ACCESSORIES BY OTHERS" LABELING FROM LETTERS TO NUMBERS

PG. 5 OF 17: RF SHIELDING INFORMATION

1) RF SHIELDING NOTES
- 6.G.: RF ROOM VERIFICATION TEST REQUIRED AFTER SYSTEM DELIVERY
- UPDATED NOTE AT END OF RF SHIELD NOTES

PG. 9 OF 17: SYSTEM WIREWAY INFORMATION

1) ADDED NOTE 2 TO WIREWAY NOTES
2) REVISED FILTER PANEL (SIDE VIEW) TO REFLECT AIR GAP

PG. 10 OF 17: LIGHTING/ENVIRONMENTAL NOTES

1) REVISED NOTE 1 (SCAN ROOM TEMPERATURE) OF ENVIRONMENTAL NOTES
2) REVISED NOTE 7 OF ENVIRONMENTAL NOTES
3) REVISED ENVIRONMENTAL DIAGRAM TO REFLECT DIELECTRIC BREAKS
4) ADDED NO TRACK LIGHTING NOTE

PG. 15 OF 17: COMPONENTS- SCAN ROOM

1) REVISED FILTER PANEL (SIDE VIEW) TO REFLECT AIR GAP

PG. 16 OF 17: COMPONENTS- CONTROL ROOM

1) ADDED NETWORK INFORMATION
2) ADDED POWER CONDITIONING INFORMATION

PG. 17 OF 17: AIRIS II CHECKLISTS

1) REVISED SCAN ROOM TEMPERATURE IN AIRIS II SITE CHECKLIST FOR INSTALLATION

OEM
1) ADDED SAFETY FERROGUARD TO VENDOR LIST
2) UPDATED AIRIS II PAINT CODES

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REVISIONS

DATE: 01/03/00 I REVISION: 03/08/05

AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS I
TYPICAL PLANNING PROCESS
SITE SELECTION AND EVALUATION (4 WEEKS)
A) SITE SELECTION (1 WEEK)
1) THE SALES PERSON WILL:
-SUBMIT PARTIALLY COMPLETED SITE SELECTION SURVEY WITH CUSTOMER
INFORMATION
-REQUEST EVALUATION ASSISTANCE FROM FIELD SERVICE
2) SITE PLANNING WILL:
-RECORD DATE OF REQUEST AND FORWARD REQUEST OF ASSISTANCE TO DISTRICT
MANAGER
-FORWARD SITE PLANNING GUIDE TO CUSTOMER IF REQUESTED
3) DISTRICT MANAGER WILL:
-SCHEDULE FIELD SERVICE VISIT WITH SALESPERSON FOR SITE EVALUATION
B) SITE EVALUATION
1) THE SALES PERSON WILL:
-SUBMIT A COMPLETED SITE SELECTION SURVEY
-PROVIDE A SCALED DRAWING OR DIMENSIONED SKETCH OF THE PROPOSED SITE
2) SITE PLANNING WILL:
-RECORD DATE OF SUBMITTAL, REVIEW INFORMATION, AND IDENTIFY SITING CONCERNS
C) PRELIMINARY DRAWING AND TEST REQUEST (1 WEEK)
1) SITE PLANNING WILL:
-PREPARE A PRELIMINARY SKETCH WITH A CLEARLY IDENTIFIED MAGNET ISOCENTER
-E-MAIL A SKETCH, A COMPLETED AIRIS II PRELIMINARY SITE SELECTION SURVEY, AND A
FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER SITE SURVEY TO THE DISTRICT MANAGER
2) DISTRICT MANAGER WILL:
-FORWARD INFORMATION TO THE APPROPRIATE FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER
NOTE: TESTING IS INVALID WITHOUT A CLEARLY MARKED ISOCENTER.
D) SITE TESTING (1 WEEK)
1) FIELD SERVICE WILL:
-SCHEDULE AND COMPLETE SITE TEST FOR MAGNETIC (AC AND DC) INTERFERENCE
- IF THERE IS AN EXISTING MRI IN THE AREA, PLOT MAGNETIC FIELD LINES
-VERIFY PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED SITE INFORMATION
-SKETCH SITE OR MODIFY SITE PLANNING E-MAILED SKETCH OF SITE, NOTING ALL
POTENTIAL SOURCES OF INTERFERENCE
-COMPLETE FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER SURVEY
-E-MAIL INFORMATION TO MR TESTING GROUP FOR PROCESSING
NOTE:
1) ALL TESTING MUST BE DONE DURING PERIODS OF TYPICAL ACTIVITY IN THE
SURROUNDING AREA.
2) ACTIVITY IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA OF THE ISOCENTER MUST BE RESTRICTED
DURING TESTING.
3) HMSA COMPENSATION UNIT CAN CORRECT FOR ONLY A SINGLE SOURCE OF
AC AND A SINGLE SOURCE OF DC INTERFERENCE. MULTIPLE SOURCES WOULD
REQUIRE:
-THE SITE TO BE RELOCATED
-THE SITE TO HAVE SOME OF THE SOURCES ELIMINATED
-THE CUSTOMER TO USE MAGNETIC SHIELDING
4) THERE ARE LIMITATIONS ON THE AMOUNT OF INTERFERENCE THAT THE
COMPENSATION UNIT CAN CORRECT FOR.
E) INFORMATION CONSOLIDATION AND EVALUATION (1 WEEK)
1) SITE PLANNING WILL:
-REVIEW ALL CHECKLIST AND DRAWING INFORMATION
-REVIEW ALL TEST RESULTS WITH TECH SUPPORT
-CONSULT WITH SALES AND FIELD SERVICE IF REQUIRED
-GENERATE SITE EVALUATION REPORT AND DISCUSS ACTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
WITH SALES
CUSTOMER REVIEW AND PRELIMINARY PLANS (VARIES)
A) SITE EVALUATION REPORT (1 DAY)
SITE PLANNING WILL FORWARD SITE EVALUATION REPORT TO SALES FOR PRESENTATION TO
CUSTOMER.
B) REVIEW AND RETURN OF SITE EVALUATION REPORT
SALES WILL REVIEW THE REPORT WITH THE CUSTOMER (SITE PLANNING IS AVAILABLE FOR
TELEPHONE CONSULTATION) AND RETURN A SIGNED COPY WITH THE CUSTOMERS ACCEPTANCE.
C) SITE DRAWING AND DETAILS (2-4 WEEKS)
SITE PLANNING WILL PREPARE A DETAILED LAYOUT AND PROCESS THE SITE CONCERNS,
THIS MAY INCLUDE:
-MAGNETIC SHIELD DESIGN FOR FRINGE FIELD CONTROL
-MAGNETIC SHIELD DESIGN FOR CONTROL OF INTERFERENCE
D) ON SITE MEETING (SCHEDULED BY CUSTOMER)
SALES AND SITE PLANNING TO MEET WITH THE CUSTOMER AND CUSTOMER'S ARCHITECT.
THE INTENTION OF THIS MEETING IS TO:
-VERIFY PREVIOUS CHECKLIST INFORMATION
-REVIEW AND FINALIZE THE EQUIPMENT LAYOUT
-REVIEW STANDARD DETAILS
-ADDRESS OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS
PRECONSTRUCTION
A) ARCHITECT PREPARES CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS (6-8 WEEKS)
INPUT MUST BE RECEIVED FROM:
-HMSA
-ENGINEERS (STRUCTURAL, HVAC, ELECTRICAL)
- RF SHIELDING VENDOR
-RIGGER
B) HMSA REVIEW OF ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS (1 WEEK)
SITE PLANNING WILL DO A CURSORY REVIEW OF THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, NOTE
DISCREPANCIES, AND ADVISE THE ARCHITECT. THIS IS A REVIEW AND NOT AN APPROVAL. HMSA
ACCEPTS NO LIABILITY FOR ERRORS OR OMISSIONS. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER
AND THEIR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS TO PREPARE THEIR SITE TO MEET THE
GUIDELINES CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH CODE.
C) GENERAL CONSTRUCTION (4 WEEKS)
THE DRAWINGS GO OUT TO BID AND A GENERAL CONTRACTOR WILL BE CHOSEN BY THE
CUSTOMER. THE CUSTOMER/ARCHITECT MUST NOTIFY SITE PLANNING WITH A CONTACT AND
TELEPHONE NUMBER. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR WILL ALSO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SECURING
THE BUILDING PERMITS DURING THIS TIME.
D) PRE-CONSTRUCTION MEETING (SCHEDULED BY CUSTOMER/ARCHITECT)
ALL PLANS REVIEWED AND OUTSTANDING QUESTIONS ARE ADDRESSED. A CONSTRUCTION TIME
LINE SHOULD BE AGREED UPON AT THIS MEETING AND A DELIVERY TIME SLOTTED. THE FIELD
SERVICE ENGINEER WILL ALSO BE INTRODUCED TO THE CUSTOMER, ARCHITECT, AND
CONTRACTOR AT THIS MEETING. THE ENGINEER WILL BEGIN TIMELY SITE EVALUATION VISITS
BEGINNING WITH THIS MEETING.
SITE CONSTRUCTION (6-8 WEEKS)
A) ON SITE EVALUATION
THE FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER WILL REVIEW WORKS IN PROGRESS, VERIFYING SITE
CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS AND ADVISING SITE PLANNING OF BOTH SITE STATUS AND ANY
CONCERNS. SITE PLANNING WILL ADDRESS CONCERNS WITH ARCHITECT OR CONTRACTOR AS
NEEDED.
B) CONSTRUCTION PRIOR TO DELIVERY
THE FOLLOWING MUST BE IN PLACE PRIOR TO DELIVERY OF SYSTEM:
- DEMOLITION - 4 WEEKS
-FRAMING OF THE SITE- 3 WEEKS
- RF ROOM - 1 WEEK (NOTE LEAD TIME WHEN ORDERING RF SHIELD)
NOTE: THE RF ROOM WILL VARY BETWEEN VENDORS, THIS COULD ADD TIME TO
COMPLETION.
- LEAVE ACCESS FOR DELIVERY OF SYSTEM
- (2) 120 VAC, 20 AMP SINGLE PHASE OUTLETS IN THE SCAN ROOM, TESTED
-DELIVERY STAGING AREA MUST BE IDENTIFIED
- CONTROL ROOM LIGHTING OPERATIONAL. AT LEAST TEMPORARY
LIGHTING MUST BE AVAILABLE IN THE SCAN ROOM (BY CONTRACTOR).
-DELIVERY SCHEDULE FINALIZED, STORAGE AREA (IF REQUIRED) CLEAR
-RIGGING GEAR AND FIELD ENGINEER SCHEDULED
C) PRE-DELIVERY CONFERENCE (DICTATED BY CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE)
FIELD ENGINEER WORKS WITH SITE PLANNER, RIGGER, RF VENDOR, AND CONTRACTOR TO
COORDINATE MAGNET DELIVERY. VERIFY MINIMUM DELIVERY STANDARDS ARE MET AND A
CLEAR, UNOBSTRUCTED PATH IS AVAILABLE.
D) DELIVERY (1 DAY)
-DELIVERY AND POSITIONING OF MAGNET AT SITE
-INVENTORY AND STORAGE OF ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT AT SITE
NOTE: IF A SAFE, SECURABLE STORAGE AREA IS NOT AVAILABLE AT YOUR SITE, PLEASE NOTE
THE FOLLOWING:
-THE HMSA FIELD ENGINEER AND THE RIGGER WILL UNLOAD COMPONENTS NEEDED FOR
SITE COMPLETION.
-NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES WILL STORE THE ANCILLARY COMPONENTS OFF SITE.
-A REQUIRED SECOND DELIVERY WILL BE SCHEDULED UPON SUITE COMPLETION.
-ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH A SECOND DELIVERY ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
CUSTOMER.
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TYPICAL PLANNING PROCESS
DATE: 01/03/00 I REVISION: 03/08/05
AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS I SHT1 OF17
TYPICAL PROJECT SCHEDULE
SITE CONSTRUCTION - CONTINUED
E) PRE-INSTALLATION CONSTRUCTION (2-3 WEEKS)
SEE "SITE CHECKLIST FOR INSTALLATION" (pg.17 of 17)
-ALL ROOM FINISHES (CEILING, WALLS, FLOORING) COMPLETED
-ALL ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS (PANEL, LIGHTS, OUTLETS) COMPLETED
- J-BOX FOR MRI CABINET IN PLACE W/10' PIGTAIL
-WIREWAY INSTALLED

- HVAC SYSTEM OPERATIONAL AND TESTED

- RF ROOM COMPLETED (ACCESS OPENING SECURED, FILTER PANEL INSTALLED) AND TESTED TYPICAL PROJECT SCHEDULE
-SUITE IS CLEAN, FREE OF DUST AND DEBRIS
NOTE: DURING FINISH CONSTRUCTION, THE MAGNET WILL BE AT FIELD, THEREFORE NON-FERROUS ACTIVITY MONTH1 MONTH2 MONTH3 MONTH4 MONTH5 MONTH6
TOOLS ARE REQUIRED.

INSTALLATION (3 WEEKS)
- INSTALLATION WILL NOT COMMENCE UNTIL COMPLETED CHECKLIST IS RECEIVED BY HMSA
-NO CONSTRUCTION MAY TAKE PLACE IN THE SCAN AND CONTROL ROOM DURING
INSTALLATION
-CONTRACTOR AND ELECTRICIAN ALL MUST BE AVAILABLE DURING INSTALLATION
- DICOM II, MODEM, AND CAMERA OUTLETS MUST BE INSTALLED AND OPERATIONAL

APPLICATIONS (1 WEEK)
AN HMSA APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST WILL WORK WITH YOUR TECHNOLOGISTS TO FAMILIARIZE THEM
WITH THE VARIED OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURES OF THE AIR IS II SYSTEM. AN ENTIRE WEEK OF
INITIAL APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE SET ASIDE FOR TRAINING, WHICH INCLUDES A LIMITED SCHEDULE
OF SCANNING VOLUNTEERS AND PATIENTS.

NOTE:
1) SITE PLANNING IS AVAILABLE FOR TELEPHONE CONSULTATION AT ALL TIMES
THROUGHOUT THIS PROCESS.
2) STANDARD DETAILS WILL BE PROVIDED AT ANYTIME.
3) ALL INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF YOUR SUITE SHOULD BE
PROVIDED WITH THIS PLANNING GUIDE AS WELL AS A COPY OF THE FINAL HMSA
DRAWING.
4) THE ABOVE ESTIMATED TIME FRAME SHOULD BE AMPLE TIME TO COMPLETE THE
SITE AND ENSURE A TROUBLE FREE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION. THIS TIME
FRAME WILL VARY FROM SITE TO SITE AND IS AN ESTIMATE ONLY. HMSA WILL NOT
BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR ANY CONSTRUCTION DELAYS DUE TO CONTRACTORS
NOT SUPPLIED BY HMSA. PLEASE NOTE THAT SOME STEPS CAN OCCUR
CONCURRENTLY AS INDICATED ON THE ADJACENT GANT CHART.
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TYPICAL PROJECT SCHEDULE

DATE: 01/03/00
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 --- --- HITACHI AIRIS II DRAWING LEGEND
RF SHIELD REQUIRED. ARCHITECT TO VERIFY WALL
CONSTRUCTION WITH RF VENDOR. IT MUST PROVIDE
80db ATTENUATION OR BETTER FROM 0.5-30MHz.
(TYPICAL 5" RF WALL THICKNESS REFLECTED.)

/ 9 E
RF VIEW WINDOW, TYPICALLY 4'w X 3'h, MOUNTED
36" ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

REMOVABLE EQUIPMENT ACCESS PANEL FOR DELIVERY

OF THE SYSTEM. TYPICALLY 8'w X 7'h.

\ LiJ
JUNCTION BOX FOR MRI POWER

120V, 20 AMP CONVENIENCE OUTLETS, AT LEAST ONE

REQUIRED FOR SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
I
\ TWO (2) PHONE LINES REQUIRED IN CONTROL ROOM. ONE
WITH DIRECT OUTSIDE ACCESS FOR REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS

I
AT MRI CABINET LOCATION. OTHER FOR USE BY OPERATOR
AND SERVICE PERSONNEL.

DATA PORT FOR IN-HOUSE NETWORK CONNECTION WITH

)
MINIMUM OF CATEGORY 5 CABLE. CUSTOMER TO IDENTIFY
AND CONFIRM REQUIRED CONNECTION INFORMATION.
19'-4"
20'-0"

\
-··-··- 4" X 16" ON-WALL WIREWAY WITH REMOVABLE COVER
AND DIVIDERS. METAL ONLY. MUST BE
NON-FERROMAGNETIC IN SCAN ROOM.

/ 4" X 16" ON-FLOOR WIREWAY WITH REMOVABLE COVER

AND DIVIDERS. NON-FERROMAGNETIC METAL ONLY.

MAGNET ISOCENTER

/ EQUIPMENT BY HMSA

® SHIM PLATES /
@

f
AIRIS II GANTRY 20' MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL
EXCLUSION ZONE
@ PATIENT TABLE @ COIL STORAGE CABINET

9'-6"
@
@
@
OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION

MRI CABINET

FILTER PANEL
@ WALL MOUNTED SPEAKER

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CONTROL ROOM ALTERNATIVE FLOOR PLAN - 425 SQ. FT.
{8'-0" lYPICAL CLG. HT.)
"NOT TO SCALE"

EQUIPMENT/ACCESSORIES BY OTHERS

G) OPTIONAL UPS UNIT

@ OPTIONAL LASER IMAGER

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN - 480 SQ. FT. @ 4" X 16" NON-FERROMAGNETIC ON-FLOOR WIREWAY
"NOT TO SCALE"
@ 4" X 16" NON-FERROMAGNETIC ON-WALL WIREWAY

@ DELIVERY ACCESS PANEL

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FLOOR PLANS
NOTE: NOT ALL COMPONENTS ARE REFLECTED ON PLANS.
DATE: 01/03/00
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GENERAL SITING CONSIDERATIONS
SITE SELECTION
AIRIS II EQUIPMENT LEGEND
FOR PROPER EVALUATION OF A POTENTIAL SITE, A SET OF DRAWINGS OF THE PROPOSED MRI LOCATION AND THE SURROUNDING
COMPONENT QTY WIDTH DEPTH HEIGHT WEIGHT (lbs) BTUH
AREA SHOULD BE SENT TO HMSA SITE PLANNING FOR REVIEW. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHOULD BE DISCUSSED WITH THE SITE
A. GANTRY 1 9'-0" 5'-11" 6'-5" 34,615 1706
PLANNING SPECIALIST FORA THOROUGH EVALUATION OF A PROPOSED LOCATION (ALSO SEE pg.11 of17):
1) LOCATION OF ANY MEDICAL IMAGING EQUIPMENT (CT, X-RAY, MAMMOGRAPHY, ETC.) IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO, ABOVE, OR B. PATIENT TABLE 1 2'-9" 7'-9" 3'-0" 882 120
BELOW THE PROPOSED MRI SCAN ROOM. C. OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION 1 4'-0" 2'-6" 2'-6" 73 800
2) LOCATION OF FRINGE FIELDS (PARTICULARLY THE 1 GAUSS FIELD) OF ANY EXISTING OR FUTURE MRI. N/A
1. MONITOR 1 1'-8" 1'-10" 1'-7" 17
3) LOCATION OF EXISTING OR FUTURE AIR CONDITIONING UNITS (AIR HANDLERS OR CONDENSER) WITHIN 20 FEET OF PROPOSED
2. MOD UNIT 1 0'-5" 0'-10" 1'-0" 18 N/A
MAGNET ISOCENTER.
4) LOCATION OF ANY STRUCTURAL STEEL BEAMS AND/OR COLUMNS WITHIN 10 FEET IN ALL DIRECTIONS OF THE PROPOSED 3. KEYBOARD 1 1'-8" 0'-10" 0'-3" 5 N/A
MAGNET ISOCENTER. D. MRI CABINET 1 3'-4" 2'-7" 5'-10" 1213 6230
5) LOCATION OF ANY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC (INCLUDING PARKING) WITHIN 20 FEET OF THE PROPOSED MAGNET ISOCENTER. E. FILTER PANEL 1 2'-3" 6"-20" 3'-9" 133 N/A
6) LOCATION OF ELECTRICAL SERVICE (50 AMPS OR HIGHER), ANY ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL ROOMS AND ELEVATORS WITHIN
F. SHIM PLATES 2 4'-7" 4'-7" 1/8" 40 EA. N/A
40 FEET OF THE PROPOSED MAGNET ISOCENTER.
2 4'-7" 4'-1" 1/8" 40 EA. N/A
7) LOCATION OF ANY LARGE MOVING FERROUS OBJECTS (TRAINS, SUBWAYS, ETC.) IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA.
G. COIL STORAGE CABINET 1 5'-0" 2'-3" 4'-4" 50 N/A
NOTE: COORDINATION BETWEEN THE ARCHITECT, CONTRACTORS, AND THE HMSA SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST SHOULD BEGIN VERY H. SPEAKER 1 0'-6" 0'-6" 0'-8" 3 N/A
EARLY IN THE PLANNING PROCESS.
OPTIONAL COMPONENTS BY CUSTOMER- EQUIPMENT WILL VARY

PLANNING 1. *UPS UNIT 1 1'-7" 2'-3" 12" 440 2500

TO MAXIMIZE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE AIRIS II MRI SYSTEM, CAREFUL PLANNING SHOULD TAKE PLACE FROM THE INITIAL SITE 2. *LASER IMAGER 1 SEE HMSA SALES FOR PRODUCT OPTIONS
SELECTION STAGE, THROUGH DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION, AND THROUGHOUT THE FINAL DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION PROCESSES. 16-1/2" 13-1/2"
MAGNETIC COMP. UNIT 1 1'-2" 49 10
PROPER PLANNING WILL HELP TO ENSURE HIGH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE STANDARDS, COMFORTABLE PATIENT HANDLING, AN EFFICIENT
MAGNETIC COMP. COIL 1 6'-6" 6'-6" 3-1/2" 55 N/A
WORKING ENVIRONMENT, AND SUFFICIENT STORAGE SPACE. IN GENERAL, THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN
DESIGNING AN MRI SUITE: (*)SEE HMSA SALES FOR DETAILS
1) THE 5 GAUSS FIELD SHOULD BE CONTAINED WITHIN THE MRI SCAN ROOM.
2) THE MRI SCAN ROOM SHOULD BE LOCATED NEAR THE EXTERIOR OF THE BUILDING WHEN POSSIBLE TO FACILITATE DELIVERY
PATIENT COMFORT AND HANDLING
(SEE RIGGING INFORMATION pg.13of17).
TO FACILITATE PATIENT HANDLING AND PROVIDE FOR PATIENT SAFETY, THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE CONSIDERED IN THE
3) CONVENIENCE OUTLETS SHOULD BE LOCATED IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM FOR SERVICE.
DESIGN OF THE MRI SUITE:
4) THE CONTROL ROOM SHOULD BE SUFFICIENTLY LARGE TO ACCOMMODATE EMPLOYEE ACTIVITIES AND TO PROVIDE FOR
1) PATIENT ACCESS INTO THE MRI SCAN ROOM SHOULD ACCOMMODATE A STRETCHER.
SERVICE ACCESS TO ALL THE EQUIPMENT.
2) THERE SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT AREA AROUND THE PATIENT TABLE IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM FOR PATIENT HANDLING.
5) THE UPS UNIT (IF PURCHASED) AND THE LASER IMAGER CAN BE LOCATED REMOTELY. SEE LASER IMAGER AND DICOM
3) DRESSING ROOMS, TOILETS, HOLDING AREAS, PREP ROOMS, ETC., SHOULD BE LOCATED NEAR THE MRI SCAN ROOM.
PLANNING CONCERNS (pg. 16 of 17).
4) THE OPERATOR SHOULD HAVE DIRECT ACCESS TO THE PATIENT.

OPERATIONS
FLOOR SPACE
IN DESIGNING AN MRI SUITE THAT IS FUNCTIONAL AND PRACTICAL, THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE CONSIDERED:
THE AIRIS II SYSTEM HAS BEEN SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO BE SITED WITHIN AN EXISTING FACILITY. THE STANDARD SYSTEM
1) STRONG VISUAL CONTACT BETWEEN THE OPERATOR AND THE PATIENT SHOULD BE MAINTAINED.
CONSISTS OF ONLY SIX (6) MAIN COMPONENTS, WHICH CAN BE COMFORTABLY SITED WITHIN 425 SQUARE FEET.
2) SUFFICIENT AND CONVENIENT WORK SURFACES AND STORAGE SPACE SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN AND NEAR THE MRI SCAN
AND CONTROL ROOMS.
MR MAGNETIC FIELD
3) A SINK SHOULD BE LOCATED NEARBY (BUT NOT IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM) FOR THE OPERATOR.
AS WITH ALL MR SYSTEMS, A MAJOR CONCERN IN PLANNING IS ACCOMMODATING THE SYSTEM'S MAGNETIC FIELD. THIS FIELD
4) A TELEPHONE WITH ACCESS TO AN OUTSIDE LINE SHOULD BE LOCATED IN THE CONTROL ROOM TO FACILITATE APPLICATION
WILL AFFECT MAGNETICALLY SENSITIVE INSTRUMENTS AND BE AFFECTED BY FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS IN THE SURROUNDING
SUPPORT FOR THE OPERATOR AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR SERVICE PERSONNEL.
AREA. THE SIZE OF THE FRINGE FIELD IS DETERMINED BY THE STRENGTH AND TYPE OF THE MAGNET. SINCE THE AIRIS II SYSTEM
5) AN OFFICE INTERCOM SHOULD BE LOCATED IN THE CONTROL ROOM FOR THE SAFETY OF THE PATIENT AND THE OPERATOR.
INCORPORATES A SELF-SHIELDED PERMANENT MAGNET, ITS ASSOCIATED FRINGE FIELD IS MINIMAL (pg. 11 of 17). IN TYPICAL
6) WHILE THE LASER IMAGER AND PROCESSOR CAN BE REMOTE, IT SHOULD BE LOCATED TO BEST MEET YOUR OPERATIONAL
SITING, THE 5 GAUSS FRINGE FIELD WILL BE CONTAINED WITHIN THE SCAN ROOM, ELIMINATING ADDITIONAL MAGNETIC SHIELDING
NEEDS (pg. 16 of17).
COSTS.
7) THE AIRIS II HAS A DIGITAL OUTPUT. YOUR LASER IMAGER SHOULD BE SELECTED ACCORDINGLY.

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AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS I SHT 4 OF 17
 ------------11
I RF SHIELD NOTES
16'-0"
1-1 - - E Q U A L - - - I - - - EQUAL ----1~

1) AN RF SHIELDED ROOM IS REQUIRED FOR PROPER OPERATION OF YOUR MRI SYSTEM. YOURHMSASITE PLANNER CAN
PROVIDE YOU WITH THE NAMES OF A NUMBER OF QUALIFIED RF VENDORS (SEE OEM ADDENDUM FOR LIST OF VENDORS).

r
rr=-- 2) THE RF SHIELDED ROOM MUST HAVE AN INSULATION RESISTANCE OF MORE THAN 1,000 OHMS (AS MEASURED WITH A
500 V-DC, MEGGER) WITH RESPECT TO THE GROUNDING LINE.
4'-7i"
1
3) THE RF SHIELDED ROOM MUST HAVE AN INSULATION RESISTANCE OF MORE THAN 1,000 OHMS (AS MEASURED WITH
I A 500 V-DC MEGGER) WITH RESPECT TO THE BUILDING GROUNDING FACILITY AND OTHER EQUIPMENT INSTALLED IN THE
6'-6"
MIN.
I BUILDING.

I 4) THE RF SHIELD MUST PROVIDE 80db ATTENUATION OR BETTER FROM 0.5 TO 30MHz.

I 4'-7i" 5) CONSIDERATION MUST BE GIVEN TO THE ISOLATION OF THE RF SHIELD WITH RESPECT TO THE FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS.
THE PIPES MUST BE ELECTRICALLY ISOLATED FROM THE RF SHIELD AND A "DRY'' OR PREACTION FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM
I MAGNET
FEET
IS REQUIRED. A SINK SHOULD NOT BE LOCATED IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM.
6) THE RF VENDOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR, AND YOUR QUOTE SHOULD REFLECT THE FOLLOWING:
A) INSTALLATION OF THE HMSA FILTER PANEL. FILTER PANEL MOUNTING METHODS WILL

4'-1 ;t DIFFER. CONTACT RF VENDOR FOR ROUGH OPENING REQUIREMENTS (SEE pg. 15 of 17).
B) INSTALLATION OF THE HMSA SHIM PLATES. THE PLATES ARE IN CORPORATED WITHIN ALL VENDORS' FLOORING.
THE VENDOR MUST INSTALL THE SHIM PLATES DURING THE INSTALLATION OF THEIR FLOOR.
C) SUPPLY AND INSTALL ELECTRICAL FILTERS (EMI) FOR LIGHTS AND OUTLETS IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM
D) SUPPLY AND INSTALL RF DOOR (4'-0''w X 7'-0"h TYPICAL)
E) SUPPLY AND INSTALL RF WINDOW (4'-0''w X 3'-0"h TYPICAL)

SCAN F) SUPPLY AND INSTALL WAVEGUIDES FOR HVAC SUPPLY AND RETURN DUCTS IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM
ROOM G) PERFORM AN RF ROOM VERIFICATION TEST AFTER SYSTEM DELIVERY AND PROVIDE THE CUSTOMER WITH A

I WRITTEN CONFIRMATION TO BE MADE AVAILABLE TO SITE PLANNING UPON REQUEST

I H) DETAILED RF SHIELD INSTALLATION DRAWINGS

7) THE RF SHIELDING VENDOR MUST BE CONTACTED IF A SOUND SYSTEM IS TO BE INSTALLED IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM. A
I FILTER FOR THE SPEAKERS MUST BE PROVIDED. THE SPEAKERS MUST BE LOCATED OUTSIDE THE 1 GAUSS FIELD.
I 8) WHEN POSSIBLE, THE CONCRETE SLAB IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM SHOULD BE RECESSED TO ACCOMMODATE THE THICKNESS

I OF THE RF SHIELD. IF THE SLAB IS NOT RECESSED, A SMALL RAMP IS REQUIRED AT THE THRESHOLD TO THE SCAN ROOM.
_::::::!.1 9) METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS USED WILL VARY AMONG RF MANUFACTURERS. THEREFORE AN RF VENDOR
MUST BE SELECTED PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION TO INSURE THAT THE MRI SCAN ROOM AREA IS PREPARED PROPERLY.

NOTE: PLACEMENT OF WAVEGUIDES (FOR HVAC) AND EMI FILTERS MUST BE COORDINATED BETWEEN THE RF VENDOR

AIRIS II RF SHIELDING LEGEND AND ARCHITECT/CONTRACTOR TO BEST MEET YOUR SITE NEEDS. WHILE THE WAVEGUIDES ARE PROVIDED BY THE RF VENDOR,
THE CONNECTION OF THE DUCTWORK, INCLUSIVE OF THE DIELECTRIC BREAK, IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE HVAC CONTRACTOR.
CD RF SHIELD- FOUR (4) WALLS, CEILING 'AND FLOOR REQUIRED
TO PROVIDE 80db ATTENUATION FROM 0.5 TO 30MHz. TYPICAL
5" WALL THICKNESS SHOWN WILL VARY WITH VENDOR.

® ACCESS PANEL: 8'-0"w X 7'-0"h CLEAR OPENING REQUIRED

FOR DELIVERY OF THE MAGNET. LOCATION MAY VARY.

0 FILTER PANEL FOR SYSTEM INTERCONNECT. PROVIDED BY

HMSA AND INSTALLED BY RF VENDOR PRIOR TO FINAL ROOM TEST.

0 RF WINDOW: 4'-0''w X 3'-0"h (TYPICAL) MTD. AT 36" AIFF

® RF DOOR: 4'-0"w X 7'-0"h (TYPICAL)

HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
® FOUR (4) SHIM PLATES, PROVIDED BY HMSA, INSTALLED BY RF (800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
VENDOR (SEE pg. 12 of 17 FOR SHIM PLATE DETAILS)
RF SHIELDING INFORMATION
DATE: 01/03/00
SHT50F17
 1------------- 9'-0" -------------1 STRUCTURAL AND FLOOR LOADING INFORMATION
<t
COMPONENT WEIGHT (lbs) LOADING PATTERN
f--1'-6~~- --r-- 1'-11 i " l 1 ' - 1 1 i· ---1'-6~~---
3 POINT DISTRIBUTION: 13,000 lbs FRONT FOOT
MAGNET 34,615
1 10,800 lbs REAR FOOT, EACH
v
/ PATIENT TABLE 882 (2) FLOOR PLATES AS SHOWN

REAR REAR TABLE LEGS

I FOOT OPER. WORKSTATION 73
FOOT SEE PG. 16 OF 17
3'-5" (4) 1.75" x 2.5" DIA. WHEELS AND (4) 2.5" DIA. LEVELING JACKS
I MRI CABINET 1213 SEE PG. 16 OF 17

ISOC ENTER
5'-11" WALL MOUNTED BY RF VENDOR
FILTER PANEL 133
SEE PG. 15 OF 17

STRUCTURAL NOTES
FRONT
FOOT 1) ALL STRUCTURAL SUPPORT IS THE CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILilY. A REVIEW OF BOTH THE DELIVERY PATH AND THE MRI SCAN
1" ROOM LOCATION MUST BE MADE BY A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL TO ENSURE ADEQUATE SUPPORT IS PROVIDED. WHEN DESIGNING
A SUPPORT STRUCTURE, CARE MUST BE TAKEN TO SUPPORT THE MAGNET "JACKING LOCATIONS" (SHOWN ON pg. 14 of 17). EACH
t JACK MAY NEED TO SUPPORT ONE-HALF THE MAGNET'S WEIGHT DURING DELIVERY.
1'-8" 1- 1'-6~" - 2) THE HMSA SHIM PLATES ARE DESIGNED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD HOMOGENEilY ONLY, AND ARE NOT INTENDED FOR STRUCTURAL
13'-9"
PURPOSES.
3) THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE A FLAT AND LEVEL SLAB FOR THE RF VENDOR'S SHIELDED FLOOR. THE SLAB
3'-10 ~-
4 SHOULD BE LEVEL TO 1/4" OVER 10 FEET AND FLAT TO 1/10" PER SQUARE FOOT. IN NEW CONSTRUCTION, THE SLAB IN THE MRI
SCAN ROOM SHOULD BE RECESSED TO ACCOMMODATE THE THICKNESS OF THE RF SHIELDED FLOOR AND THE HMSA SHIM PLATES.
10'-4" 2'-2 ~-

( TABLE BASE
PLATES
7'-9"
4) A VINYL TILE FLOOR IS RECOMMENDED THROUGHOUT THE MRI SUITE FOR EASE OF SERVICE AND OPERATION. CARPET IN THE
SCAN AND CONTROL ROOMS IS DISCOURAGED DUE TO STATIC BUILD-UP, DUST COLLECTION, DIFFICUL1Y MOVING EQUIPMENT
FOR SERVICING, AND SANITARY CONCERNS. THE FLOOR COVERING THICKNESS SHOULD NOT EXCEED 1/4". YOUR HMSA SITE

t PLANNING SPECIALIST AND RF VENDOR MUST BE NOTIFIED PRIOR TO RF SHIELD INSTALLATION IF THE FLOOR THICKNESS

1'-4 i· EXCEEDS 1/4".

2'-4~" ...L.i_ _
5) THE MAGNET ROOM SLAB SHOULD BE ISOLATED FROM THE SURROUNDING AREA USING UNISORB OR LIKE MATERIAL
(MIN. 1/2" THICKNESS). CONTACT SITE PLANNING REGARDING NON-SLAB ON GRADE CONDITIONS. (SEE OEM ADDENDUM PAGE

I l
3"
1313.
d 16
t 3~~-
L..,.ilr+--- TABLE ANCHORS
FOR VENDOR CONTACT.)

~
LOCATION NOTE: THE MAGNET ISOCENTER, ONCE IDENTIFIED, WILL ACT AS THE KEY FOR YOUR PLANNING. THIS REFLECTS THE LOCATION

TABLEANCHORS
LOCATION-----'/ 2"·
t 2"
USED DURING INITIAL SITE QUALIFICATION (TESTING), ALL SHIELDING IS REFERENCED TO THIS POINT, THE RF VENDOR POSITIONS
THE SHIM PLATES ACCORDINGLY, AND LASTLY, THE RIGGER WILL REFERENCE THIS LOCATION WHEN SETTING YOUR SYSTEM.
YOUR STRUCTURE SHOULD BE DESIGNED WITH THE ISOCENTER AS A REFERENCE POINT.

t:::j HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA

1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
(800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
PLAN VIEW: FLOOR LOADING STRUCTURAL NOTES
"NOT TO SCALE"

DATE: 01/03/00 I REVISION: 03/08/05

AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS I SHT60F17

ELECTRICAL -GENERAL NOTES
ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE PERFORMED IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE LOCAL AND
NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODES (NEC) AND REGULATIONS. FEED FOR LIGHTS AND OUTLETS
IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM. CONTACT
1) POWER REQUIREMENTS: 200, 208, 220, 240 VAC, (±5% UNDER LOAD CONDITIONS) NOT TO RF SHIELDING VENDOR FOR DETAILS.
EXCEED 240V; 60Hz (±1 %); SINGLE-PHASE; 50 AMP (208V, 60 AMP SERVICE IS REQUIRED ONLY NON-CONDUCTIVE CONDUIT
OR DIELECTRIC CONNECTORS
IF A UPS IS PURCHASED BY THE CUSTOMER). AT EMI FILTERS

2) A UPS IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED FOR ALL SITES IN AREAS WHERE THERE IS A HIGH
TO BUILDING MAIN
INCIDENT OF LIGHTNING STORMS, POOR QUALITY POWER, OR FREQUENT BLACK/BROWN OUTS. SERVICE OR ISOLATION
TRANSFORMER ---....1
3) THE BUILDING GROUND CONDUCTOR MUST BE 100 OHMS OR LESS TO EARTH GROUND.

PROVIDED BY HMSA
1) HMSA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL AC POWER WIRING FROM THE MRI CABINET TO THE
INDIVIDUAL BRANCH CIRCUITS FOR
MRI SYSTEM COMPONENTS. ALL OTHER WIRING AND MATERIALS WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY CONTROL ROOM OUTLETS AND LIGHTS
OF THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.
2) HMSA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL GROUND CONDUCTORS FROM THE HMSA FILTER
PANEL TO THE MRI SYSTEM COMPONENTS.
3) HMSA WILL MAKE ALL SYSTEM CABLE RUNS IN THE 4" X 16" WIREWAY PROVIDED BY THE
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. THIS BECOMES THE CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY SHOULD
UNION LABOR OR OTHER FACTORS PROHIBIT INSTALLATION BY HMSA PERSONNEL.

PROVIDED BY THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING AND INSTALLING
THE FOLLOWING:
OPTIONAL UPS
1) CIRCUIT BREAKER PANEL (MRI SUB-PANEL) IN THE MRI CONTROL ROOM. THIS PANEL SHALL (REMOTE LOCATION) MRI SCAN
ROOM
SERVE ONLY THE FOLLOWING LOADS: MRI CABINET, MRI SUITE RECEPTACLES AND LIGHTS.
10' PIGTAIL IN FLEXIBLE
NO OTHER EQUIPMENT INCLUDING THE LASER IMAGER/PROCESSOR SHALL BE CONNECTED NON-CONDUCTIVE CONDUIT
(BY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR)
TO THIS PANEL. THE MRI SUB-PANEL SHALL BE A 120/208 VOLT OR 120/240 VOLT, SINGLE
MRICONTROL
PHASE WITH 100 AMP MAIN LUGS, BOLT-ON TYPE BRANCH CIRCUIT BREAKERS, AND ROOM
ISOLATED GROUND BUS.
10) INSTALLATION OF OPTIONAL UPS SYSTEM IF PURCHASED.
2) PANEL FEEDER SHALL BE COPPER CONDUCTORS SIZED AS REQUIRED BY NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
11) BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRING FOR LASER IMAGER/PROCESSOR PER MANUFACTURER'S
CODE (NEC) AND AS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE REQUIRED VOLTAGE LEVEL TO THE MRI CABINET. FEEDER
SPECIFICATIONS FROM BUILDING DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AS REQUIRED PER NEC REQUIREMENTS.
SHALL BE FROM A CIRCUIT BREAKER OR FUSED SWITCH SIZED PER NEC IN THE MAIN DISTRIBUTION
12) 4" X 16" WIREWAY WITH REMOVABLE COVER IN MRI SCAN AND CONTROL ROOMS FOR MRI ELECTRICAL ISOMETRIC
PANEL AT THE SERVICE ENTRANCE OR THE SOURCE OF THE SEPARATELY DERIVED SYSTEM. "NOT TO SCALE"
SYSTEM CABLES. WIREWAY IN SCAN ROOM MUST BE NON-FERROMAGNETIC.
3) BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRING FROM MRI SUB-PANEL TO MRI CABINET, RECEPTACLES
(SEE pg. 9 of 17 FOR REQUIREMENTS.)
AND LIGHTS IN MRI SCAN SUITE THROUGH RF FILTERS AND RECEPTACLES IN MRI CONTROL ROOM.
13) 2" X 2" WIREWAY WITH REMOVABLE COVER IN CONTROL ROOM FOR SIGNAL CABLE FROM
EACH CIRCUIT SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH INDEPENDENT NEUTRAL AND ISOLATED GROUNDING
OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION TO LASER IMAGER/PROCESSOR (NETWORK MAY BE USED).
CONDUCTORS NOT SHARED WITH OTHER CIRCUITS.
14) 1/2" WIREMOLD IN SCAN ROOM FOR HMSA WALL MOUNTED SPEAKER (SEE pg. 9 of 17).
4) SAFETY DISCONNECT (WITH OPTIONAL SHUNT TRIP) A LOCAL DISCONNECT WITHIN THE MRI
CABINET IS NOT EASILY ACCESSED. THEREFORE, A SAFETY DISCONNECT SHOULD BE PROVIDED
PROVIDED BY RF SHIELDING VENDOR
ADJACENT TO THE MRI CABINET WITH 10 FOOT PIGTAIL IN FLEXIBLE NON-CONDUCTIVE CONDUIT
1) THE VENDOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING AND INSTALLING ELECTRICAL
FOR CONNECTION TO MRI CABINET.
(EMI) FILTERS AT EACH LOCATION AN ELECTRICAL FEED PASSES THROUGH THE RF
5) LIGHTING AND CONTROLS IN MRI SCAN ROOM AND CONTROL ROOM (SEE pg. 10 of 17 FOR
SHIELDING. THE LOCATION AND NUMBER OF THESE FILTERS MUST BE COORDINATED WITH
TYPICAL LIGHTING PLAN AND NOTES).
THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.
6) 120 VOLT RECEPTACLES WITH ISOLATED GROUND TERMINALS IN MRI SCAN AND CONTROL
2) THE VENDOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING AND INSTALLING RF WAVEGUIDES AT EACH
ROOMS (SEE pg. 9 of 17 FOR TYPICAL REQUIREMENTS).
LOCATION WHERE AN HVAC DUCT PASSES THROUGH THE RF SHIELDING. LOCATION AND HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
7) ISOLA TED GROUNDING SYSTEM FOR ALL LOADS FED BY MRI SUB-PANEL (SEE pg. 8 of 17). 1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
NUMBER OF THESE WAVEGUIDES MUST BE COORDINATED WITH THE HVAC CONTRACTOR
8) RF SHIELD GROUNDING WITH #4 AWG COPPER GROUNDING CONDUCTOR FROM RF SHIELD (800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
(SEE pg. 10 of 17 FOR RESTRICTIONS).
GROUND STUD TO THE HMSA FILTER PANEL.
3) THE VENDOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING AND INSTALLING A GROUND STUD ON
ELECTRICAL - GENERAL
9) CONDUIT AND ENCLOSURE GROUNDING FOR ALL FEEDER AND BRANCH WIRING PER NEC
REQUIREMENTS (SEE GROUNDING NOTES pg. 8 of 17).
THE RF SHIELD. THIS GROUND STUD SHALL BE THE COMMON GROUND FOR THE MRI DATE: 01/03/00
SYSTEM, THE RF SHIELD, AND ALL SCAN ROOM SERVICE.
SHT70F17
 MRI SUB-PANEL
MAIN SERVICE EQUIPMENT (SERVICE ENTRANCE) OR TO BE LOCATED IN
SEPARATELY DERIVED SOURCE (ISOLATION TRANSFORMER) MRI CONTROL ROOM

ISOLATED GROUND

NEUTRAL /ISOLATED GROUND BUS

.-~-r---o~~----~--~--~H~O~T~--~--~ /
.-~----~o~------&-~--~H~O~T~--~~ TYPICAL ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC
HOT \
1- r----a~
NEUTRAL INDIVIDUAL BRANCH
20/1 CIRCUIT TO CONTROL RFROOM
EUTRALBUS ISOLATED GROUND ROOM OUTLETS GROUND STUD
AND LIGHTS (BY RF ~RACTOR)
QUIPMENT j
GROUND BUS ~I ELECTRIC CONNECTOR
~~ HOT \ 4 AWG GROUND
(BY CONTRACTOR)
rc::..J
A B C 20/1 NEUTRAL INDIVIDUAL BRANCH CIRCUIT EMI FILTER
NEC REQUIRED TO SCAN ROOM OUTLETS (BY RF VENDOR) r-1~---~
ISOLATED GROUND HMSAFILTER
NEUTRAL-GROUND PANEL
BOND
(ONE PLACE ONLY) r--. r--.
RACEWAY & EQUIPMENT
GROUNDING
=::::o
DIELECTRIC CONNECTOR
= 0

'r;:;
ICI
1- r----a~a:-+-+-++--+--:-:='=-'=:::-:-:---f--1
20/1 EMI FILTER
(BY RF VENDOR)
LOCATION AND QUANTITY OF EMI
FILTERS ARE TO BE DETERMINED
BY THE RF VENDOR AND CONTRACTOR
TO WORKSTATION
(BY HMSA)----f---+-o

o- 1--- TO PATIENT TABLE

(BYHMSA)
DIELECTRIC CONNECTOR FILTER PANEL o-1-- -TO GANTRY
GROUND BUS-t---1 (BY HMSA)
~~0----~-++-~------f~
20/1 EMI FILTER
(BY RF VENDOR)
DIELECTRIC TOMRI CAB
CONNECTOR (BYHMSA)
I-MAIN BUILDING GROUND

fi····.·.·.·.·.····.·.·.·.·.····~
::::::::::.,·:._·::..,..:_ _"7\

([ () UPS (IF PURCHASED) SERVICE DISCONNECT OR SHUNT TRIP JUNCTION BOX

WITH 10' PIGTAIL
MRI CABINET
COLD WATER PIPE NEUTRAL BUS ISOLATED FROM PANEL FRAME REQUIRED IF UPS IS PURCHASED
(HMSA PREFERRED) EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS ISOLATED FROM PANEL FRAME (TO BE LOCATED IN CONTROL ROOM)
BUILDING STEEL
GROUNDING ELECTRODE
(<100 ohm IMPEDANCE) • 60/21F UPS IS PURCHASED
(HMSA PREFERRED)

GROUNDING NOTES
ISOLATED GROUNDING SYSTEM SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR ALL LOADS CONNECTED TO MRI SUB-PANEL AS FOLLOWS: C) METALLIC WIREWAY SYSTEM SHALL BE ISOLATED FROM MRI CABINET AND ELECTRICAL (EMI) FILTERS WITH
1) AN ISOLATED GROUND BUS SHALL BE PROVIDED IN THE MRI SUB-PANEL. THIS BUS SHALL BE INSULATED FROM THE DIELECTRIC CONNECTORS OR NON-METALLIC CONDUIT. EQUIPMENT GROUNDING SHALL BE ISOLATED FROM
PANEL ENCLOSURE. METALLIC WIREWAY. WIREWAY TO BE GROUNDED TO FILTER PANEL VIA GROUND STRAP.
2) AN INSULATED COPPER CONDUCTOR SHALL BE RUN FROM THE SYSTEM MAIN GROUND BUS (THE POINT WHERE THE 5) RF SHIELD GROUNDING SHALL BE PROVIDED BY INSTALLATION OF #4 AWG COPPER CONDUCTOR RUN FROM RF ROOM
NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR OF THE ELECTRICAL SERVICE OR SEPARATELY DERIVED POWER SOURCE IS BONDED TO THE GROUND STUD TO GROUND BUS IN HMSA FILTER PANEL. GROUNDING OF BUS IN FILTER PANEL TO MRI CABINET WILL BE
GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR) TO THE ISOLATED GROUND BUS IN THE MRI SUB-PANEL. THIS CONDUCTOR PROVIDED BY HMSA.
SHALL BE THE SAME SIZE AS NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR AND SHALL BE RUN IN CONDUIT ALONG WITH THE FEEDER 6) ELECTRICAL SYSTEM GROUNDING SHALL BE VERIFIED BY THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. THE SYSTEM NEUTRAL
CONDUCTORS SUPPLYING THE PANEL. SHALL BE GROUNDED AT ONE POINT ONLY AT THE SERVICE ENTRANCE, OR AT THE SOURCE OF THE SEPARATELY
3) AN INDIVIDUAL INSULATED COPPER CONDUCTOR SHALL BE RUN FROM THE ISOLATED GROUND BUS FOR EACH CIRCUIT DERIVED SYSTEM BY CONNECTION TO A NEC REQUIRED GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM.
ORIGINATING IN THE MRI SUB-PANEL TO THE GROUND TERMINAL OF THE LOAD SERVED. GROUNDING CONDUCTORS 7) GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM SHALL BE VERIFIED AND SUPPLEMENTED IF NECESSARY BY THE ELECTRICAL
SHALL BE THE SAME SIZE AS NEUTRAL CONDUCTORS AND RUN IN CONDUIT WITH BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS. CONTRACTOR. THE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM SHALL BE PROVIDED AS REQUIRED BY THE NEC AND SHALL
4) RACEWAY AND ENCLOSURE GROUNDING SHALL BE PROVIDED AS REQUIRED BY NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NEC) INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING WHERE AVAILABLE BONDED TOGETHER: METAL UNDERGROUND WATER SERVICE PIPE,
FOR ALL FEEDER AND BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRING AS FOLLOWS: METAL FRAME OF BUILDING AND OTHER ELECTRODES REQUIRED BY NEC. IF NOT EXISTING,
A) ALL FEEDER AND BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN STEEL CONDUIT AND BOXES TO SHIELD THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ONE OR MORE DRIVEN GROUND RODS OR HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
CONDUCTORS FROM MAGNETIC INTERFERENCE. PLATES ELECTRODES BONDED TO THE EXISTING GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM BY 1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
(800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
B) METALLIC CONDUIT AND BOXES SHALL BE BONDED TOGETHER BY MEANS OF APPROVED CONNECTORS INSTALLED MEANS OF A CONDUCTOR SIZED PER NEC. THE RESISTANCE TO GROUND OF THE MADE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC REQUIREMENTS WITH BONDING JUMPERS WHERE NECESSARY TO PROVIDE A ELECTRODE SHALL BE NOT MORE THAN 100 OHMS. ELECTRICAL - GROUNDING NOTES
CONDUCTIVE GROUNDING PATH FROM EACH OUTLET BACK TO MAIN SYSTEM GROUND AT ELECTRICAL SERVICE DATE: 01/03/00 I REVISION: 03/08/05
OR SOURCE OF SEPARATELY DERIVED SYSTEM.
AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS I SHT80F17
WIREWAY NOTES
1) METALLIC WIREWAYS (RACEWAYS) ARE REQUIRED FOR THE SYSTEM WALL MOUNTED SPEAKER
BYHMSA
CABLES BETWEEN THE VARIOUS MRI COMPONENTS. WIREWAYS ARE
NOT PROVIDED WITH THE SYSTEM AND ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF
THE CONTRACTOR. A 4" X 16" WALL MOUNTED WIREWAY IS SHOWN
HERE IN A TYPICAL LAYOUT. THE WIREWAY IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM
~~--

4"X 16" II
NON-FERROMAGNET!~ I
II II
II 2'-8"
II TYPICAL
. -.. =
.-:-...,=jl
MUST BE NON-FERROMAGNETIC (I.E. ALUMINUM OR STAINLESS STEEL).
ON-FLOOR WIREWAY II II _l
ALL WIREWAYS SHOULD BE MOUNTED AFTER THE FILTER PANEL IS
u_u =-__,......._
INSTALLED. THE WIREWAYS SHOULD BE ORDERED WELL IN ADVANCE
DUE TO AVAILABILITY. WOOD AND PVC WIREWAYS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE.
2) THE WIREWAY DIVIDERS MUST BE CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING FOUR
(4) POUNDS PER LINEAR FOOT.
3) THE WIREWAY MUST HAVE A REMOVABLE COVER AND INCLUDE AT LEAST
TWO DIVIDERS CREATING THREE OR MORE COMPARTMENTS.
4) AN ON-FLOOR OR IN-FLOOR WIREWAY BEHIND THE GANTRY IS REQUIRED.
IT MUST BE REMOVABLE OR PROVIDE AT LEAST 10" CLEARANCE FROM
4" X 16" NON-FERROMAGNETIC
THE BACK OF THE GANTRY SO THAT THE GANTRY COVER CAN BE REMOVED. ON-WALL WIREWAY SCAN ROOM
5) ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF CABLING MAY BE USED (IN-FLOORWIREWAY,
COMPUTER FLOOR). CABLE LENGTH RESTRICTIONS MAY REQUIRE THAT CONTROL ROOM
ALTERNATE METHODS BE USED. THESE MUST BE REVIEWED WITH YOUR
SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.
TYPICAL WIREWAY ISOMETRIC
6) ALL WIREWAYS MUST BE INSTALLED BEFORE HMSA CAN BEGIN THE "NOT TO SCALE"
INSTALLATION PROCESS OF THE MRI SYSTEM.
7) A 1/2" NON-FERROMAGNETIC WI REMOLD MUST BE PROVIDED BY THE
F INISHED WALLS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR FOR THE HMSA WALL MOUNTED SPEAKER. THE
'
SPEAKER IS TYPICALLY WALL MOUNTED DIRECTLY BEHIND THE GANTRY, ~NON-CON DUCTIVE
FRAMIN G
ABOVE THE 4" X 16" WIREWAY. ....--
8) ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A WIREWAY FROM THE 1. RF
SEAL- ~ FILTER

D
./
OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION TO THE LASER IMAGER IN ACCORDANCE RF SEAL BOTH SIDES PANEL
(1 1/2" AVAILABLE) 35-7116"
WITH THE LASER IMAGER MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS (SEE OEM RF SEAL BOTH SIDES ROUGH 44'
ADDENDUM FOR VENDOR CONTACT).
(1 1/2" AVAILABLE) OPENING r-- FILTER PANEL
covER
RF
SEAL-
i'J
-
4"--1---1 4" X 16" ON-WALL WIREWAY
4" --1---l
r-- RFWALL
4" )( )(
4" 28" 28" CONTROL ROOM
4" X 16" WALL MOUNTED WIREWAY RF FLOOR RF FLOOR 4" X 16"
4" FLUSH WITH BOTTOM OF FILTER PANEL TO ROUGH OPN'G
X X WIREWAY
TO ROU,H OPN'G
)( )( I
4"
8"
I SCAN ROOM 4"TYP. CONTROLROOM

RF FLOOR,__/
'--AIR GAP
4" 4"
TYPICAL WALL CROSS-SECTION THROUGH FILTER PANEL

FOUR 4" X 4" COMPARTMENTS 3 COMPARTMENTS FILTER PANEL FRONT VIEW FILTER PANEL SIDE VIEW TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
(STACKED) (AS NOTED)
(VERTICAL ORIENTATION) (VERTICAL ORIENTATION) "NOT TO SCALE"

WALL MOUNTED WIREWAY FILTER PANEL TO WIREWAY TRANSITION DETAIL

"NOT TO SCALE"
THE 4" X 16" WALL MOUNTED WIREWAY MUST PROVIDE THREE OR FOUR - FILTER PANEL MUST BE MOUNTED TO NON-CONDUCTIVE FRAMING HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
COMPARTMENTS (AS ILLUSTRATED ABOVE) FOR RF CABLES, GRADIENT CABLES, - FILTER PANEL IS TO BE MOUNTED ON BOTH SCAN AND CONTROL ROOM FINISHED WALLS
(800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
SIGNAL, AND POWER AND GROUND. THE WIREWAY IN THE SCAN ROOM MUST FOR CABLES DROP INTO THE WIREWAY. AN RF TIGHT SEAL IS REQUIRED ON BOTH WALLS.
BE NON-FERROMAGNETIC.
SYSTEM WIREWAY INFORMATION
(SEE OEM ADDENDUM FOR VENDOR CONTACT.) DATE: 01/03/00
SHT90F17
 TYPICAL HVAC PLAN TYPICAL LIGHTING PLAN
~ DIELECTRIC BREAK BY CONTRACTOR I L J I

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WAVEGUIDE~
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TYPICAL RETURN AIR
HVAC RETURN HVAC SUPPLY-t
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ENVIRONMENTAL NOTES ii - _r-e
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1) MRI SYSTEM ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS:
SCAN ROOM: 68"- 80"F; 45%-80% RELATIVE HUMIDITY; ±3"F MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE CHANGE PER G.E~OR,~ lC~: DIMMERS CANNOT BE USED
LOC:H -VIl6;~~BTUH J
HOUR CONSTANT, 24 HOURS/7 DAYS, CONDITIONING IS REQUIRED IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM
TY OR THE CONTROL ROOM
PICf>kiR-
su PPLY
CONTROL ROOM: 70"- 80"F; 45%-80% RELATIVE HUMIDITY
2) THE TEMPERATURE IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM MUST BE MAINTAINED CONTINUOUSLY (24 HOURS/7 DAYS). IN I"
1'--. ~~ I ~ J
ORDER TO ACHIEVE OPTIMAL AND CONSISTENT IMAGE QUALITY ON YOUR MRI SYSTEM, THE MAGNET
TEMPERATURE MUST REMAIN STABLE. THE NEOMAX MATERIAL USED FOR THE PERMANENT MAGNET IS VERY
SENSITIVE TO TEMPERATURE VARIATION. HITACHI HAS DESIGNED A HIGHLY ACCURATE TEMPERATURE
'lif r" ~-TYPICAL RETURN AIR
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WITH IN 0.1 "C IF THE SCAN ROOM IS WITHIN HMSA SPECIFICATIONS.

3) WHILE A SEPARATE AC AND HEATING UNIT IS NOT REQUIRED, HMSA RECOMMENDS A DEDICATED UNIT FOR THE
MRI SCAN ROOM ONLY. A REMOTE TEMPERATURE SENSING DEVICE MUST BE LOCATED IN THE RETURN AIR DUCT,
OUTSIDE THE RF SHIELD OF THE MRI SCAN ROOM, WITHIN 5 FEET OF THE RF WAVEGUIDE. THIS SHOULD BE THE
SOLE TEMPERATURE SENSOR FOR THE HVAC UNIT SUPPLYING THE SCAN ROOM. IFASINGLEAC
UNIT IS USED TO COOL THE CONTROL AND SCAN ROOMS, IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT WHILE THE MAJORITY OF THE
HEAT OUTPUT IS IN THE CONTROL ROOM, THE HVAC UNIT MUST BE CONTROLLED BY THE SENSOR IN THE
SCAN ROOM RETURN AIR DUCT. THE HVAC CONTRACTOR MUST DESIGN/BALANCE THE SYSTEM ACCORDINGLY.
4) A PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT SHOULD BE USED AND LOCATED IN THE CONTROL ROOMWITHALOCKBOX.
5) ALL AC AIR HANDLERS AND CONDENSERS MUST BE LOCATED AT LEAST 20 FEET FROM MAGNET ISOCENTER.
6) CARE MUST BE TAKEN WHEN DESIGNING THE HVAC PLAN TO ENSURE THE AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY VENTS DO
NOT BLOW DIRECTLY ONTO THE MAGNET. ALL HVAC DESIGN CRITERION (LIGHTS, OCCUPANCY, WINDOWS,
CLIMATE, ETC.) SHOULD BE REVIEWED BY A QUALIFIED HVAC CONTRACTOR TO INSURE THAT THE ENVIRONMENTAL
REQUIREMENTS ARE MET. OPTIONAL AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT (LASER IMAGER/PROCESSOR, UPS, ETC.)
WILL ADD SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE HEAT LOAD OF THE MRI SUITE (SEE pg. 4 of 17).
7) THE RF SHIELDING VENDOR WILL SUPPLY AND INSTALL THE RF WAVEGUIDES WHERE EACH HVAC DUCT PASSES
THROUGH THE RF SHIELD. LOCATIONS AND NUMBER OF THESE WAVEGUIDES MUST BE COORDINATED BETWEEN
THE RF VENDOR AND HVAC CONTRACTOR. THE HVAC CONTRACTOR MUST PROVIDE FOR A DIELECTRIC CONNECTION
BETWEEN THESE WAVEGUIDES AND HIS DUCT WORK. THESE WAVEGUIDES MAY OBSTRUCT A SMALL PERCENTAGE
OF AIR FLOW. CONSULT YOUR RF VENDOR FOR DETAILS.
8) IN THE EVENT OF INPUT POWER LOSS TO THE SYSTEM, THE MAGNET WILL BEGIN TO COOL DOWN FROM ITS OPTIMAL
TEMPERATURE. FOR EVERY HOUR THE MAGNET COOLS DOWN, IT WILL TAKE TWO HOURS FOR THE MAGNET TO
REACH THE PROPER TEMPERATURE AND STABILIZE. AFTER TWELVE HOURS OF POWER OUTAGE, THE SYSTEM
HEATERS ARE NO LONGER CAPABLE OF RE-HEATING THE MAGNET TO THE PROPER TEMPERATURE. THE START-UP
HEATERS USED DURING INSTALLATION WILL BE REQUIRED TORE-STABILIZE THE MAGNET.
MRIIMAGING SUITE CONCERNS LIGHTING NOTES
1) RECESSED CANS ARE RECOMMENDED. THE LIGHT FIXTURES NEED NOT BE
1) THE AIRIS II IS A PERMANENT MAGNET MRI SYSTEM. AS A RESULT, THE SITING
SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR MRI USE. THEY MAY CONTAIN MINIMAL AMOUNTS
REQUIREMENTS ARE MINIMAL. THERE ARE NO WATER CHILLERS OR CRYOGENS
OF FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS. CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO ENSURE ALL
NEEDED AND ELECTRICAL CONSUMPTION OF THESE SYSTEMS IS VERY LOW.
DECORATIVE COVERS ARE NON-FERROMAGNETIC.
2) AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS NEEDED FOR THE EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF THE MRI SUITE WILL
2) NO HALOGEN, FLUORESCENT, OR TRACK LIGHTING IS TO BE USED IN THE MRI
REQUIRE A REVIEW OF THE EXISTING FACILITY AND ADDITIONAL MODALITIES TO BE SITED
SCAN ROOM. USE ONLY INCANDESCENT LIGHTING. DUE TO THE MAGNETIC FIELD
IN THE SUITE. PLUMBING WILL BE REQUIRED FOR TOILETS, FILM PROCESSORS, AND
IN THE SCAN ROOM, LIFE-HOURS OF ALL BULBS IN THAT ROOM MAY BE REDUCED.
SINKS THROUGHOUT THE SUITE.
3) DIMMERS MAY NOT BE USED IN THE MRI SCAN OR CONTROL ROOMS. A MULTI-
3) TELEPHONES AND/OR INTERCOM SYSTEM SHOULD BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR
SWITCH SCHEME SHOULD BE USED TO ADJUST LIGHT INTENSITIES.
COMMUNICATION WITHIN THE MRI SUITE. AN INTERCOM BETWEEN THE TECHNICIAN
4) ELECTRICAL POWER FOR THE LIGHTS AND RECEPTACLES IN THE MRI SCAN AND
AND THE PATIENT IS PROVIDED BY HMSA.
CONTROL ROOMS SHOULD BE DERIVED FROM THE SAME BRANCH CIRCUIT AS THE
4) DUE TO RISK OF STATIC SHOCK AND ISSUES REGARDING DUST, CLEANLINESS, AND
MRI CABINET, AND SHARE A COMMON GROUND (SEE pg. 8 of 17). THE RF SHIELDING
SERVICEABILITY, CARPET SHOULD NOT BE USED IN THE MRI SCAN AND CONTROL ROOMS.
VENDOR WILL SUPPLY AND INSTALL EMI FILTERS FOR THE SCAN ROOM LIGHTS AND
IF SOMETHING OTHER THAN VCT WILL BE USED IN THE SCAN ROOM, OR IF THE THICKNESS
OUTLETS. THE LOCATION AND NUMBER OF THESE FILTERS MUST BE COORDINATED
OF THE FLOOR COVERING EXCEEDS 1/4", YOU MUST NOTIFY YOUR HMSA SITE PLANNING
WITH THE RF CONTRACTOR.
SPECIALIST AND YOUR RF VENDOR PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF THE RF SHIELD.
5) DIELECTRIC CONNECTORS MUST BE USED AT THE EMI FILTER LOCATIONS IN THE
5) SITING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE LASER IMAGER/PROCESSOR AND UPS (IF PURCHASED)
RF SHIELD.
MUST BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION WHEN PLANNING THE SUITE.
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6) IF A MUSIC SYSTEM IS PLANNED FOR THE MRI SCAN ROOM, A SEPARATE FILTER MUST HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
BE INSTALLED IN THE RF SHIELD FOR THE SPEAKER WIRES. THE SPEAKERS IN THE 1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
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SCAN ROOM MUST BE LOCATED OUTSIDE THE 1 GAUSS FIELD.
7) A SINK SHOULD NOT BE LOCATED IN THE MRI SCAN ROOM. LIGHTING/ENVIRONMENTAL NOTES
DATE: 01/03/00
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5 GAUSS FIELD UNLESS INDIVIDUALS HAVE BEEN PROPERLY SCREENED

NOTE: THE MAGNET ISOCENTER, ONCE IDENTIFIED, WILL ACT AS THE KEY FOR YOUR
PLANNING. THIS REFLECTS THE LOCATION USED DURING INITIAL SITE QUALIFICATION
(TESTING), ALL SHIELDING IS REFERENCED TO THIS POINT, THE RF VENDOR POSITIONS
THE SHIM PLATES ACCORDINGLY, AND LASTLY, THE RIGGER WILL REFERENCE THIS
LOCATION WHEN SETTING YOUR SYSTEM. YOUR STRUCTURE SHOULD BE DESIGNED
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HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
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GAUSS FIELDS
LARGE FERROMAGNETIC COMPONENTS ARE LARGE FERROMAGNETIC COMPONENTS ARE
RESTRICTED IN THE AREA NOTED. RESTRICTED IN THE AREA NOTED. DATE: 01/03/00

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MAGNET PLACEMENT MAGNETIC FIELD PROXIMITY CHARTS
THE AREA COVERED BY THE MAGNETS FRINGE FIELDS IS OF PRIMARY CONCERN WHEN SELECTING AN MRI SITE. CONSIDERATION
DEVICES AFFECTED BY MAGNETIC FIELDS
MUST BE GIVEN TO THE FOLLOWING CONCERNS:
1) USE OF THE SURROUNDING AREAS, INCLUDING SPACE ABOVE, BELOW, AND ADJACENT TO THE MAGNET. NUCLEAR CAMERA, PET SCANNER, COLOR MONITOR, IMAGE INTENSIFIER, LINEAR
1 GAUSS
2) TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS USED IN THE EXISTING STRUCTURES, PARTICULARLY COLUMNS, ACCELERATOR, ULTRASOUND, CT SCANNER, MRI SCANNER, ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

BEAMS, JOISTS, REINFORCEMENT STEEL, AND CAST IRON PIPES. MULTl FORMAT CAMERA (LASER IMAGER), COMPUTER HARD
3 GAUSS
3) LOCATION OF MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND OTHER MEDICAL MODALITIES. DRIVE, ELECTRONIC MEMORY CARD, FERROUS CARD, WATCH

4) LOCATION OF ELEVATORS, LOADING DOCKS, PARKING LOTS, DRIVEWAYS, AND ELECTRICAL SERVICES (INCLUDING BURIED 5 GAUSS PACE MAKER, CREDIT CARD, ANALOG CELLULAR PHONE, DEFIBRILLATOR, IMPLANT
UTILITIES).
5) A MAGNETIC FLUCTUATION TEST MUST BE PERFORMED AT ALL SITES TO ASSIST IN IDENTIFYING POSSIBLE SOURCES OF
INTERFERENCE. A SITE CANNOT RECEIVE FINAL APPROVAL BY HMSA SITE PLANNING WITHOUT THIS TEST.
REQUIRED DISTANCE FROM ISOCENTER TO ITEMS
6) DO NOT SITE ANY ITEMS LISTED IN THE 20' REQUIRED DISTANCE CHART (SEE MAGNETIC FIELD PROXIMITY CHARTS). IF SITE IS
THAT MAY AFFECT MAGNET
AN EXISTING BUILDING, MOVE THE LISTED EQUIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE 20' MECHANICAUELECTRICAL EXCLUSION ZONE.

10' LARGE FERROUS OBJECTS OVER 400 LBS ., MAJOR STRUCTURAL STEEL, FERROUS CART

MAGNET SHIMMING
ONCE THE MRI SYSTEM IS INSTALLED, THE MAGNETIC FIELD IS SHIMMED TO COUNTERACT THE AFFECTS OF FERROMAGNETIC
OBJECTS AROUND THE MAGNET. STEEL EQUIPMENT, STEEL OFFICE FURNITURE (PARTICULARLY METAL FILE STORAGE RACKS),
OR OTHER LARGE FERROUS OBJECTS LOCATED NEAR THE MRI SCAN ROOM SHOULD NOT BE MOVED ONCE THE MAGNET IS
AUTOMOBILE, SMALL TRUCK, HVAC AIR HANDLER, HVAC CONDENSER, WATER CHILLER,
20'
ELECTRICAL SUB-PANEL OVER 50 AMP, LARGE MOTOR (GAS AND ELECTRIC)
LARGE TRUCK OR BUS, ELEVATOR, ESCALATOR, LARGE ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER, LARGE

SHIMMED. INTRODUCING FERROMAGNETIC OBJECTS INTO THE MAGNETIC FIELD AFTER THE SYSTEM IS SHIMMED MAY CAUSE 40' ELECTRICAL PANEL (OVER 200 AMP), MAIN ELECTRICAL FEEDER LINES (INCLUDING
UNDERGROUND)
FIELD INHOMOGENEITY, THUS AFFECTING IMAGE QUALITY.
200' HIGH TENSION ELECTRICAL LINES, RAILROAD TRACKS, HELICOPTER PAD

MAGNET AFFECT ON LOOSE OBJECTS

ATTRACTION OF LOOSE FERROMAGNETIC OBJECTS IS OF CONCERN WITHIN THE MRI SCAN ROOM. THE MAGNETS FIELD NOTE: THE ABOVE CHARTS ARE INTENDED SOLELY AS A GUIDELINE AND NOT AS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE
STRENGTH IS CAPABLE OF ACCELERATING UNRESTRAINED FERROUS OBJECTS. THE GREATER THE MASS OF THE OBJECT AND CHECKLIST. IT MAY BE POSSIBLE TO DAMPEN THE EFFECT OF SOME OF THESE INFLUENCES
THE CLOSER IT GETS TO THE MAGNET, THE STRONGER THE ATTRACTION. NEAR THE MAGNET, HUMAN STRENGTH MAY NOT BE THROUGH THE USE OF MAGNETIC SHIELDING. CONSULT WITH YOUR SITE PLANNER FOR FURTHER
SUFFICIENT TO RESTRAIN FERROUS OBJECTS SUCH AS OXYGEN TANKS AND CRASH CARTS. SUCH OBJECTS WILL BE DRAWN INFORMATION.
INTO (OR ONTO) THE MAGNET, POTENTIALLY CAUSING INJURY OR DEATH TO PERSONS AND DAMAGE TO THE MRI SYSTEM.
SUCH OBJECTS MUST NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE SCAN ROOM. SPECIAL NON-FERROMAGNETIC EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE OBTAINED
AND IDENTIFIED FOR USE IN SCAN ROOM.

*SPECIAL NOTE*
FDA REQUIREMENTS RESTRICTS PUBLIC ACCESS WITHIN THE 5 GAUSS FIELD
UNLESS INDIVIDUALS HAVE BEEN PROPERLY SCREENED

SHIM PLATES 4 '1~"

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THE HMSA SHIM PLATES ARE 1/8" THICK STEEL AND ARE INCORPORATED BY THE RF VENDOR INTO THE RF SHIELDED FLOOR. THE SHIM
PLATES ARE DESIGNED FOR MAGNETIC FIELD HOMOGENEITY AND TO SHIELD THE MRI SYSTEM FROM FERROUS MATERIALS BELOW
(SEE MAGNETIC FIELD PROXIMITY CHARTS). THEY ARE NOT INTENDED AS STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS (I.E. TO DISTRIBUTE THE WEIGHT
1----9'-2 i" ----1

OF THE MAGNET) NOR ARE THEY INTENDED AS LEVELING DEVICES. ASSEMBLY OF (4) HMSA SHIM PLATES
ASSEMBLY OF (4) HMSA SHIM PLATES
THE SHIM PLATES MUST BE SECURED IN PLACE PRIOR TO DELIVERY. IF A STRUCTURAL GLUE IS USED, IT MUST BE GIVEN SUFFICIENT BENEATH THE GANTRY (ISOMETRIC VIEW)

TIME TO CURE TO PREVENT DISPLACEMENT OR BUCKLING DURING DELIVERY.

HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA

1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
(800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM

MAGNET PLACEMENT
DATE: 01/03/00

SHT 12 OF 17
RIGGING NOTES
RIGGER RESPONSIBILITIES
1) SECURE INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR TRANSPORTATION, RIGGING, AND DELIVERY OF THE MRI SYSTEM AND
PROVIDE THE HMSA SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST WITH A COPY OF CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE PRIOR TO
DELIVERY.
2) DETERMINE AREA FOR UNLOADING, RIGGING, AND DELIVERING THE MRI SYSTEM COMPONENTS, INCLUDING:
CRANE SET-UP AND CRATE UNPACKING AREA.
3) INSPECT SITE PRIOR TO DELIVERY TO DETERMINE THE BEST ROUTE AND CONFIRM ADEQUATE ACCESS FOR
DELIVERY.
4) PROVIDE COST ESTIMATE TO THE CUSTOMER PRIOR TO DELIVERY.
5) TAKE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO PROTECT THE MRI EQUIPMENT AND THE FACILITIES (I.E. FLOORING,
WALL COVERING, ETC.).
6) PROVIDE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT FOR DELIVERY OF THE MRI SYSTEMS, SUCH AS: CRANE, FORKLIFT, JACKS,
MANPOWER, AND TOOLS.
7) APPROVE FINAL DELIVERY ROUTE.
8) HMSA SHALL SEND RIGGING EQUIPMENT (SEE pg. 14 of 17) TO THE RIGGER PRIOR TO DELIVERY. THE
RIGGER SHALL INSPECT THE RIGGING EQUIPMENT IMMEDIATELY UPON ARRIVAL AND NOTIFY THE HMSA
SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST OF ANY MISSING OR DAMAGED PARTS. IF HMSA IS NOT NOTIFIED PRIOR TO
DELIVERY, MISSING OR DAMAGED RIGGING EQUIPMENT WILL BE REPLACED AT THE RIGGER'S EXPENSE.
9) UNLOAD ALL THE MRI EQUIPMENT, UNCRATE, AND DELIVER IT INSIDE AS DIRECTED BY HMSA SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE ON-SITE.
10) REMOVE THE FRONT LIFTING JIG FROM THE MAGNET ONLY AFTER THE MAGNET IS SET INTO PLACE.
11) DISPOSE OF ALL PACKING AND CRATING MATERIALS (INCLUDING STEEL SHIELD PLATES AND CRIBBING IN
THE OVERSEAS CONTAINER, SHOCK ABSORBERS, PALLETS, AND STRAPPING CABLES), AS DIRECTED BY
THE HMSA SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE. ONLY THE RIGGING EQUIPMENT SENT BY HMSA, THE FRONT LIFTING
JIG AND ITS BOLTS, AND FOUR (4) M-36 EYEBOLTS ORIGINALLY ATTACHED TO THE MAGNET ARE TO BE SAVED.
12) MAKE SURE ALL RIGGING EQUIPMENT SENT BY HMSA IS RETURNED TO ITS SHIPPING CRATE. THE RIGGER
IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RIGGING EQUIPMENT UNTIL IT IS RETURNED TO HMSA.
13) CONTACT THE HMSA SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST AFTER DELIVERY TO ARRANGE FOR PICK-UP OF THE
RIGGING EQUIPMENT AND THE FRONT LIFTING JIG.
MATERIALS NEEDED FOR DELIVERY (PROVIDED BY RIGGER)
A CRANE (SIZED BY THE RIGGER) FOR UNLOADING THE MAGNET FROM THE OVERSEAS CONTAINER, ROLLERS
OR AIR BAGS TO MOVE THE MAGNET INTO PLACE, FORKLIFT (SIZED BY THE RIGGER) TO UNLOAD MRI COMPONENTS,
JACKS, STEEL PLATES AND/OR PLYWOOD AS NEEDED TO PROTECT EXISTING FLOORING, PRYBARS TO UNCRATE
MRI COMPONENTS, #17 & #22 METRIC ALLEN WRENCHES, AND HMSA AIRIS/AIRIS II RIGGING EQUIPMENT
(PROVIDED BY HMSA). THE RIGGER WILL PROVIDE ANY ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT (SUCH AS CRANE MAT
AND ADDITIONAL TOOLS) AS NEEDED.
HMSA RESPONSIBILITIES
1) ASSIST THE CUSTOMER AND CONTRACTOR IN IDENTIFYING A RIGGER TO UNLOAD, UNCRATE, AND DELIVER
THE MRI SYSTEM.
2) ASSIST THE CUSTOMER, CONTRACTOR, AND RIGGER IN IDENTIFYING THE DELIVERY PATH OF THE MRI SYSTEM.
3) COORDINATE WITH THE CUSTOMER, CONTRACTOR, AND RIGGER THE DELIVERY DATE OF THE MRI SYSTEM.
4) PROVIDE THE CUSTOMER, CONTRACTOR, AND RIGGER WITH DELIVERY AND HANDLING PRECAUTIONS OF THE
MRISYSTEM.
5) PROVIDE THE HMSA AIRIS/AIRIS II RIGGING EQUIPMENT TO THE RIGGER.
6) ASSIST THE CUSTOMER AND CONTRACTOR IN LOCATING AN ADEQUATE STORAGE SPACE FOR THE MRI
COMPONENTS UNTIL THE MRIINSTALLATION PROCESS IS COMPLETED.
7) AN HMSA SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE AT THE DELIVERY TO PROVIDE DIRECTION FOR THE UNLOADING,
UNCRATING, AND PLACEMENT OF ALL HMSA MRI SYSTEM COMPONENTS.
CUSTOMER/CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES
1) IDENTIFY, CONTRACT, AND SCHEDULE A RIGGER TO UNLOAD, UNCRATE, AND DELIVER ALL MRI SYSTEM
COMPONENTS. YOUR HMSA SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST CAN ASSIST YOU IN IDENTIFYING AN EXPERIENCED RIGGER
IN YOUR AREA. THE DELIVERY DATE WILL BE A COORDINATED EFFORT BETWEEN THE CUSTOMER, CONTRACTOR,
HMSA, AND THE RIGGER. THE DELIVERY DATE IS SET BASED ON SITE PREPAREDNESS, MRI SYSTEM AVAILABILITY,
RIGGER AVAILABILITY, AND ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL.
2) PROVIDE A TYPICAL 8'-0"w X 7'-0"h OPENING AND DELIVERY PATH FOR THE MAGNET.
3) ENSURE THE AREA REQUESTED BY THE RIGGER FOR DELIVERY TRUCKS, CRANE, AND WORK SPACE IS AVAILABLE
AND FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS.
4) ENSURE THE DELIVERY PATH FOR THE MAGNET AND SYSTEM COMPONENTS IS CLEAR AND FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS.
5) HAVE A FACILITY REPRESENTATIVE AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY.
6) MANAGE ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH TRANSPORTING AND RIGGING THE MRI SYSTEM.
7) SIGN SHIPPING DOCUMENTS UPON DELIVERY.
8) REMOVE OR PROTECT ANY ITEMS ALONG THE MAGNET DELIVERY PATH THAT MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE MAGNETIC
FIELD (I.E. MAGNETIC STORAGE UNITS, COMPUTERS, DISKETTES, ETC.).
9) SECURE INSURANCE COVERAGE, EFFECTIVE UPON DELIVERY OF YOUR SYSTEM.
10) PROVIDE A SECURE STORAGE AREA NEAR THE MRI CONTROL ROOM (MINIMUM 10' X 10') FOR MRI SYSTEM
COMPONENTS UNTIL THE MRIINSTALLATION PROCESS IS COMPLETED.
11) IF A SECURABLE STORAGE AREA IS NOT AVAILABLE, NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES WILL STORE THE UNIT FORA
SECOND DELIVERY. THE CUSTOMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADDITIONAL COSTS.
HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
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RIGGING PROCEDURE
DATE: 01/03/00 I REVISION: 03/08/05
AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS 1 SHT 13 OF 17
AIRIS II CRATED COMPONENTS HMSA AIRIS/AIRIS II RIGGING EQUIPMENT
THIS RIGGING EQUIPMENT WILL BE SENT BY HMSA TO THE RIGGER PRIOR TO DELIVERY. UPON RECEIPT, THE RIGGER SHALL
AIRIS II COMPONENT LIST INVENTORY THE EQUIPMENT AND IMMEDIATELY REPORT ANY MISSING OR DAMAGED PARTS. AFTER THE MRI SYSTEM DELIVERY,
COMPONENT LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT NET GROSS THE RIGGER SHALL RE-CRATE THE RIGGING EQUIPMENT FOR PICK-UP BY HMSA. ANY LOST OR DAMAGED ITEMS, NOT REPORTED
CRATE NUMBER (CRATED) (CRATED) (CRATED) WEIGHT (lbs) WEIGHT (lbs)
PRIOR TO DELIVERY, WILL BE REPLACED AT THE RIGGER'S EXPENSE. SEE BELOW FOR INVENTORY OF HMSA RIGGING GEAR.
1. GANTRY 8'-6" 6'-0" 5'-11" 34,615 35,935
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NOTE: DUE TO THE WEIGHT OF THE MRI SYSTEM COMPONENTS, A RIGGER IS NECESSARY FOR UNLOADING
AND PLACING THE MRI SYSTEM. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED IN THE CONTRACT, HIRING A RIGGER IS 1--------- 9 ' - 0 " - - - - - - - - - 1
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER, NOT HMSA. THE SITE PLANNER CAN ASSIST THE CUSTOMER
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AND/OR CONTRACTOR IN IDENTIFYING A RIGGER IN THE AREA THAT HAS EXPERIENCE WITH THE MRI SYSTEM. EYEBOLT LOCATIONS
ONCE A RIGGER IS HIRED, NOTIFY THE HMSA SITE PLANNER SO THAT HE CAN ASSIST IN COORDINATION OF
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0 0 1) THE FRONT LIFTING JIG MUST REMAIN IN PLACE UNTIL THE MAGNET IS IN ITS FINAL POSITION. THE RIGGER WILL REMOVE THE
FRONT LIFTING JIG AS INSTRUCTED BY THE HMSA SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE ON SITE. HMSA WILL MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
WITH THE RIGGER TO PICK UP ALL HARDWARE ATTACHED TO THE MAGNET UPON DELIVERY. THESE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
ONE (1) LIFTING JIG, ALL LIFTING JIG BOLTS, AND FOUR (4) M-36 EYEBOLTS.
20' OVERSEAS DRY CONTAINER
TOP VIEW 2) THE RIGGER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR RETURNING ALL HMSA RIGGING EQUIPMENT TO ITS CRATE AND PREPARING IT FOR PICK UP.
LOST OR DAMAGED RIGGING EQUIPMENT MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO THE HMSA SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST.
3) THE ACCESS AND DELIVERY ROUTE FOR THE MAGNET MUST ALLOW FOR ALL RIGGING MATERIALS AND SAFE WORKING CLEARANCES.

NOTE 1: SYSTEM PRECAUTIONS: THIS IS A PERMANENT MAGNET. THE MAGNET IS FULLY ACTIVE WHEN IT ARRIVES ON THE TRUCK AND
CANNOT BE TURNED OFF. THE MAGNETIC FIELD FOR THE HMSA SYSTEM IS THE STRONGEST AVAILABLE PERMANENT MAGNET ON THE
MARKET AND IT WILL ATTRACT FERROUS MATERIALS SUCH AS METAL PLATES, JACKS, TOOLS, ETC. THE MAGNETIC FIELD WILL ALSO
AFFECT OBJECTS LIKE PACEMAKERS, WATCHES, PAGERS, CELL PHONES, CAMERAS, CREDIT CARDS, AND RECORDING DEVICES
/ (SEE pg.12of17).
/
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NOTE 2: NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES WILL STORE THE ANCILLARY 1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
20' OPEN TOP OVERSEAS DRY CONTAINER ANGLE OF THE GANTRY MUST NOT EXCEED (800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
COMPONENTS OFF-SITE IF ON-81TE STORAGE IS NOT AVAILABLE.
TOP VIEW 15 DEGREES AT ANY TIME DURING DELIVERY
COST OF SECOND DELIVERY IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER. RIGGING DETAILS
DATE: 01/03/00
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REQUIRED SERVICE
ACCESS AREA
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COMPENSATION I ~ j 3'-3"
COIL 'k II - ·11 I
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FLUSH WITH BOTTOM OF FILTER PANEL
J
RF FLOOR
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MAG. COMP. UNITFRONTVIEW
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TO ROUGH OPN'G
LOCATED ON FLOOR IN THE LEFT
1-CLEA~ MIN. ct_ I BACK CORNER OF SCAN ROOM

r--3'-0"--1--1-------13'-9"---------l
FILTER PANEL FRONT VIEW
18'-2"
CLEAR MIN.
PLAN VIEW FINISHED WALLS --~,""""'*--+1+-11 MAGNETIC COMPENSATION UNIT

v- NON-CONDUCTIVE
FRAMING
THE MAGNETIC FIELD COMPENSATION UNIT IS REQUIRED WHEN OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE
HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED. IT IS COMPRISED OF (3) COMPONENTS: THE COMPENSATION UNIT

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J
35-7116"
ROUGH
,At-+-+-FILTER
PANEL
44"
(SEE ABOVE), THE COMPENSATION COIL (SEE ABOVE), AND THE PROBE (NOT SHOWN). IT
IS DESIGNED TO STABILIZE THE MAGNETS FIELD WHEN SUBJECTED TO THIS OUTSIDE
INTERFERENCE (SEE pg. 12 of 17). IF IT IS DETERMINED THROUGH HMSA TESTING THAT A
OPENING r-- FILTER PANEL
COMPENSATION UNIT IS REQUIRED, CONTACT YOUR HMSA SALESPERSON FOR DETAILS.
COVER
RF -THE UNIT MUST BE LOCATED IN THE SCAN ROOM, OUTSIDE OF THE 5 GAUSS FIELD.

I
SEAL-i'J
-THE COIL MUST BE CENTERED OVER THE MAGNET ISOCENTER WITH A 6" CLEAR
[] V'1!"--o-RF WALL
........... ~=:::::::j 28" ..._ x ~
SERVICE AREA FOR ADJUSTMENTS (7'-6" X 7'-6" TOTAL AREA). ITS WEIGHT IS
APPROXIMATELY 40 POUNDS AND IS MOUNTED AT A MAXIMUM OF 8'-2" AIFF. SUPPORT IS
6' 5" ,.-----+-...;... /'. - --- - -- ct RF FLOOR X r\1 4" X 16"

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TO ROUGH OPN'G WIREWAY BY YOUR SUSPENDED CEILING. THE LOCATION OF THE COIL MUST BE CONSIDERED

SCAN ROOM l 4" TY/ ~ CONTROL R~OM WHEN FINALIZING YOUR CEILING PLAN.
-THE PROBE LOCATION CANNOT BE DETERMINED UNTIL INSTALLATION. IT WILL BE WALL
RF FLOOR___/ '--AIR GAP
WALL CROSS-SECTION MOUNTED IN PROXIMITY OF THE SOURCE OF INTERFERENCE.
- WIREMOLD (1/2"), BY CONTRACTOR, REQUIRED FOR CABLE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ALL
SIDE VIEW FILTER PANEL SIDE VIEW COMPONENTS AND THE WALL WIREWAY.

AIRIS II GANTRY AND PATIENT TABLE WALL MOUNTED FILTER PANEL

HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
-MINIMUM SERVICE CLEARANCES REFLECTED IN THE PLAN ABOVE. - RF VENDOR WILL MOUNT THE FILTER PANEL. COORDINATE WITH 1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
CONTACT SITE PLANNING IMMEDIATELY WHEN SERVICE AREAS VENDOR REGARDING ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENTS. (800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
MAY BE COMPROMISED. -SEE pg. 9 of 17 FOR MOUNTING REQUIREMENTS
- THE MAGNET ISOCENTER MUST BE REFERENCED TO MAINTAIN COMPONENTS - SCAN ROOM
CONSISTENCY FOR PLANNING PURPOSES
-SEE pg. 4 of 17 FOR GANTRY AND PATIENT TABLE DIMENSIONS DATE: 01/03/00 REVISION: 03/08/05
AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS SHT 15 OF 17
CONTROL ROOM
AS WITH MOST IMAGING MODALITIES, YOU MAY WISH TO CONNECT YOUR AIRIS II TO AN EXISTING NETWORK OR DEVELOP A NEW
NETWORK TO BETTER MEET YOUR FACILITIES NEEDS. THIS MIGHT UTILIZE THE HMSA A VIA WORKSTATION AS THE CENTRAL
j-4'-0" 1 - - - - - - - 5'-4"------1
I I COMPONENT TO COMMUNICATE WITH OTHER MODALITIES, OR YOU MAY WANT TO CONNECT WITH REMOTE VIEWING STATIONS OR

~
-~-- ~ --~~ ADDITIONAL PRINTERSIPLOTTERS. YOUR NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR SHOULD REVIEW YOUR FACILITIES REQUIREMENTS AND

2[ 0 DEVELOP A CONNECTIVITY STRATEGY. YOUR NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR MUST THEN CONTACT HMSA TECHNICAL SUPPORT

L I Iii
I
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L(4) CASTERS
2.5"DIA. X 1.5"W
Ta'\k4 31"
(4) LEVELING JACKS
2.5"DIA. Wf.75" BOLT
REGARDING YOUR SPECIFIC STANDARDS AND CONFIGURATION TO DETERMINE COMPATIBILITY WITH OUR EQUIPMENT.

LASER IMAGER
TOP VIEW
6'-1· I
n~3S3"-±i ll A LASER IMAGER IS A COMMON COMPONENT THAT SHOULD BE PART OF YOUR INSTALLATION DESIGN. MANY MODELS OF LASER
IMAGERS ARE AVAILABLE. WHEN CHOOSING YOUR LASER IMAGER, ENSURE THE UNIT HAS:
-tJ 1·-o· ~-- 1 - 1·-o· I- 1) SUFFICIENT MEMORY TO OPERATE WELL WITH THE HITACHI EQUIPMENT AND OTHER MODALITIES THAT WILL

II I 'I, 1- SERVICE AREA SHARE THE LASER IMAGER'S SERVICE. THE HITACHI MR SYSTEM REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF 64MB OF IMAGER

_L __ l_j
MEMORY FOR OPTIMAL FUNCTIONALITY.

r
2·-s··
BOTTOM VIEW
2) A DIGITAL OR DICOM 3.0 (OPTION) INTERFACE CAPABILITY, INCLUDING HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE.
3) A CABLE CONNECTION RUN (WIREWAY) OR NETWORK JACK, NEAR THE HITACHI LASER IMAGER INTERFACE,
DESIGNED BY YOUR ARCHITECT, AVAILABLEATTHE TIME OF INSTALLATION.

L FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW

t - - - - 3'4" - - - - 1
~------------~~-
1 - - - - 2'-7"----11
*SEE YOUR HMSA SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HITACHI'S LASER IMAGER.

POWER CONDITIONING
IF YOU SUSPECT YOUR SITE HAS POWER PROBLEMS AND YOU WANT TO ENSURE OPERATION THROUGHOUT THESE PROBLEMS,
HMSA CAN PROVIDE A UPS SYSTEM FOR THE AIRIS II SYSTEM.

EXHAU~~
OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION
THE ABOVE COMPONENTS CONSTITUTE THE THE OPTIONAL UPS, IF PURCHASED FROM HMSA, IS SIZED FOR THE AIRIS II SYSTEM ONLY. PRIOR TO ORDERING ANY TYPE OF POWER
OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION. WHILE A TABLE FANS\ CONDITIONING DEVICE, YOU SHOULD FIRST DETERMINE WHAT TYPE OF SERVICE YOU DESIRE AND WHAT TYPE OF POWER
IS PROVIDED BY HMSA, THE DESIGN OF AN CONCERNS ARE PRESENT AT YOUR SITE.
5'-10"
ADJACENT WORK COUNTER WITH STORAGE POWER CONCERNS:
SHOULD ALSO BE CONSIDERED (SEE BELOW). 1) WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY OF YOUR POWER DISRUPTIONS?
-IF THESE DISRUPTIONS OCCUR WITH MINIMAL FREQUENCY, YOU MAY NOT NEED ANY POWER CONDITIONING.
2) DO THESE DISRUPTIONS TAKE THE FORM OF SAGS, SURGES, OR VOLTAGE FLUCTUATIONS?
.-- COUNTER BY OTHERS
CLEARANCE -A VOLTAGE REGULATOR OR POWER CONDITIONER MAY BE ALL THAT IS NEEDED.
(OPTIONAL)
1' 0" (MIN) 3) ARE THESE TOTAL BLACKOUTS?
CABLES-{ -A UPS WOULD BE REQUIRED, BUT THIS WOULD ONLY POWER THE SYSTEM FOR A MINIMAL TIME. ADDITIONAL

II ~c::===::::J~.- CONSIDERATIONS NEED TO BE REVIEWED FOR THE ENTIRE SUITE.

4) HAS YOUR ELECTRICIAN MONITORED YOUR POWER WITH A DRANITZ METER TO IDENTIFY THE CONCERNS?
FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW
~~
-THIS IS THE ONLY WAY YOU WILL GET A TRUE READING OF YOUR POWER CONCERNS.

~ 4'-0" MIN. --l ~1·-6·-~ 1

DESIRED SERVICE:

v:: 2'-6" MRI CABINET 1) DO YOU WISH TO SAVE THE DATA YOU HAVE ACQUIRED?

~
~
v::
l - 208 V; SINGLE-PHASE; 50 AMP (60 AMP IF UPS IS INSTALLED)
- MRI CABINET MUST BE LOCATED OUTSIDE THE 1 GAUSS FIELD
-THE SYSTEM SHOULD RETAIN EXISTING DATA BUT A SMALL UPS WOULD ALLOW FOR A STANDARD SHUT DOWN.
2) DO YOU WISH TO FINISH THE PRESENT SCAN?
-THE OPTIONAL HMSA UPS CAN PROVIDE POWER TO THE SYSTEM FOR APPROXIMATELY 20 MINUTES.
-ADEQUATE SPACE MUST BE PROVIDED FOR SERVICE AND
FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW HOWEVER, THE OTHER SUITE FUNCTIONS (LIGHTS, OUTLETS, HVAC) MAY ALSO REQUIRE BACK-UP POWER. AN
COOLING
ADDITIONAL UPS MAY BE REQUIRED OR YOU MAY WANT YOUR DESIGN TEAM TO DESIGN A LARGER UNIT.
3) DO YOU WISH TO MAINTAIN OPERATIONS?
-THE HMSA SUPPLIED UPS WOULD HANDLE YOUR SYSTEM
NETWORK FOR APPROXIMATELY 20 MINUTES. THE UPS, AS WELL AS
PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITH MOST MEDICAL IMAGING INSTALLATIONS CAN GREATLY AFFECT THE ACCEPTABILITY OF
HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
THE OTHER SUITE FUNCTIONS, WOULD NEED TO BE 1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
YOUR PLANS AND THE SYSTEM OPERATION. YOUR ARCHITECT MUST ENSURE PROVISIONS ARE MADE FOR ALL PERIPHERAL BACKED UP BY AN EMERGENCY GENERATOR. (800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
EQUIPMENT, INCLUSIVE OF SPACE REQUIREMENTS, POWER, HEAT LOAD, AND CONNECTIONS. THE SELECTION OF THESE
COMPONENTS-CONTROLROOM
COMPONENTS AND THEIR PLACEMENT MUST BE REVIEWED WITH HMSA SITE PLANNING PRIOR TO FINALIZATION OF YOUR DESIGN.
DATE: 01/03/00 I REVISION: 03/08/05
AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS I SHT 16 OF 17
 AIRIS II SITE SELECTION SURVEY AIRIS II SITE CHECKLIST FOR INSTALLATION
FOR MULTIPLE LOCATIONS?
ISITE LOCATION'
LIST NUMBER OF LOCATIONS: S/N: IADDRESS:

AIRIS II LOCATION #1 SITE NAME:

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE INSTALLATION CAN BEGIN.
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: DEXISTING ONEw ~DDON [)JIODULAR
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES:
YES NO CONSTRUCTION:
1. CLEAR AVAILABLE SPACE (15'-0" WIDE X 20'-0" LONG) FOR SCAN ROOM ONLY? D D 0 SCAN ROOM AND CONTROL ROOM CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE

2. ADJACENT SPACE AVAILABLE FOR CONTROL AND EQUIPMENT ROOMS? D D 0 WIREWAYS MUST BE INSTALLED IN SCAN ROOM AND CONTROL ROOM AS SPECIFIED BY HITACHI

0 RF FILTER PANEL MUST BE INSTALLED, ACCESS OPENING CLOSED, AND ROOM TESTED
3. SITE HAS AT LEAST 8'-0" OPEN CLEARANCE ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR? D D 0 ALL ROOMS MUST BE CLEAN OF DUST AND DEBRIS

4. SLAB ON-GRADE CONSTRUCTION FOR SCAN ROOM? D D 0 RF ROOMS MUST BE FLOATING IN RELATION TO GROUND (NOT SHORTED TO EARTH GROUND)
0 ROOM FINISHES COMPLETE WALLS
5. DOES SITE CONTROL SPACE IF BASEMENT IS LOCATED BELOW? D D CEILING
6. MULTISTORY BUILDING WITH FLOORS ABOVE SCAN ROOM? D D FLOORING

ELECTRICAL:
7. DOES SITE CONTROL SPACE IF FLOORS ABOVE? D D 0 220 VAC; 50 AMP (60 AMP REQUIRED WITH A UPS); SINGLE PHASE POWER INSTALLED AND
8. ANY LARGE (>"400 POUNDS) FERROMAGNETIC STRUCTURAL MEMBERS LOCATED WIRED TO DISCONNECT WITH 10' PIGTAIL
WITHIN 10'-0" OF MAGNET CENTER? D D 0 CONTROL AND SCAN ROOM LIGHTING AND OUTLETS OPERATIONAL

9. SMALL VEHICLES (CARS, SUV'S), HVAC UNITS WITHIN 20'-0" OF MAGNET CENTER? D D 0 ROOM MUST HAVE A SINGLE POINT GROUND

ENVIRONMENTAL:
10. LARGE VEHICLES (TRUCKS, BUSES) AND ELEVATORS WITHIN 40'-0" OF MAGNET CENTER? D D 0 HVAC OPERATIONAL IN SCAN ROOM AND CONTROL ROOM- MUST MEET SYSTEM

11. TRAINS, SUBWAYS, MAJOR HIGHWAYS, OR HIGH VOLTAGE POWER LINES IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA? D D SPECIFICATION: 68'- 80'F, 24 HOURS/DAY, 7 DAYS/WEEK

12. ELECTRICAL SERVICE OF 50 AMPS OR GREATER (TRANSFORMERS, PANELS, POWER LINES) FACILITIES:
WITHIN 40'-0" OF MAGNET CENTER? D D D HMSA MUST HAVE 24-HOURACCESS TO FACILITY

13. ANY VIBRATION INDUCING SYSTEMS (MOTORS, PUMPS, AIR-HANDLERS, HVAC UNITS)
0 TABLE, CHAIRS, AND RESTROOM FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN WORK AREA.
WITHIN THE AREA? D D
ALL OF THE ITEMS LISTED ABOVE HAVE BEEN CHECKED AND ARE COMPLETE:
14. ANY EXISTING OR PROPOSED MEDICAL IMAGING EQUIPMENT IN THE AREA? D D
15. IS EQUIPMENT DELIVERY ACCESS AVAILABLE WITHIN THE FACILITY? D D IHMSA FSE SIGNATURE: I
NOTE: THIS CHECKLIST MUST BE PRESENTED TO THE DISTRICT MANAGER OR GROUP
LEADER AT TIME OF INSTALL START.

AUTHORIZATION TO START INSTALL WITHOUT CHECKLIST:

DISTRICT MANAGER
OR
TWO GROUP LEADERS
GL#1 GL#2

HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA

1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
(800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM

PRELIMINARY AND FINAL CHECKLISTS

DATE: 1/03/00 I REVISION: 03/08/05

AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS I SHT 17 OF 17

OEM PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
OEM PRODUCT AND SERVICE VENDORS ARE KEY TO YOUR SUITE PREPARATION. THEY SHOULD BE INVOLVED
EARLY IN THE PLANNING PROCESS WHEN POSSIBLE. WHILE VENDORS LISTED BELOW HAVE DEMONSTRATED RFVENDORS: STRUCTURAL SLAB ISOLATION MATERIAL

ACCEPTABLE CUSTOMER SERVICE IN THE PAST, THIS IN NO WAY IS TO BE CONSTRUED AS AN ENDORSEMENT OR BRADEN SHIELDING- TULSA, OK UNISORB
A GUARANTEE OF FUTURE SERVICE. THIS LISTING IS PROVIDED AS A CONVENIENCE ONLY AND IS BY NO MEANS PHONE: (918) 624-2888 PHONE: (517) 764-6060
ALL-INCLUSIVE. THE CUSTOMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CHOOSING THEIR VENDORS. CONTACT: HAROLD JIMISON CONTACT: TIM SPAHR

UPON IDENTIFYING YOUR VENDORS, PROVIDE CONTACT INFORMATION TO HMSA SITE PLANNING. GAVEN INDUSTRIES, INC.- PITTSBURGH, PA WIREWAYS
PHONE: (412) 821-8312
WI REMOLD/WALKER
CONTACT: RICHARD PAHLER, JR.
RIGGING COMPANIES: PHONE: (304) 375-1174
CONTACT: MIKE MARLOW
NORCAL RIGGERS- HAYWARD, CA HWP RIGGING- ST. LOUIS, MO GLOBAL PARTNERS IN SHIELDING-
PHONE: (510) 357-6400 PHONE: (314) 865-0100 PASSAIC, NJ MISC. VENDORS
CONTACT: STEVE OWEN CONTACT: ROBERT DEUTSCH PHONE: (973) 574-9077
SAFETY - FERROGUARD
CONTACT: MARK HOLDER
LINDGREN RF ENCLOSURES-
J.C. DUGGAN, INC.- BROOKLYN, NY HEAVY COMPANY- LINCOLN, NE
GLENDALE HEIGHTS, IL
PHONE: (718) 384-3260 PHONE: (800) 769-6474 IMEDCO USA- NOBLESVILLE, IN
PHONE: (630) 307-7200
CONTACT: JOHN CEREGHINO CONTACT: TIM GElS PHONE: (317) 770-0655
CONTACT: ERIC KAAD
CONTACT: MICHAEL KRANCHON
ALL AMERICAN -HOUSTON, TX NIEMAN & COMPANY RIGGING AND CRANE
AIRIS II COLORS
PHONE: (713) 433-6359 SERVICES INC. -JACKSONVILLE, FL LINDGREN RF ENCLOSURES, INC.-
THE FOLLOWING ARE SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT CODES
CONTACT: JOHN CARSON PHONE: (904) 783-8464 GLENDALE HEIGHTS, IL
WHICH MATCH THE AIRIS II COLORS:
CONTACT: DARIN NIEMAN PHONE: (630) 307-7200
HAMMERNET VEGA WHITE- J22 XXW 8907 4337
ABLE MACHINERY MOVERS, INC.- GRAPEVINE, TX
CONTACT: BRETWATSON
HAMMERNET REGAL GREY #5- J22 XXA 8908 4337
PHONE: (800) 856-1914 ADVANCED RIGGING AND LOGISTICS-
HAMMERNET EGGSHELL BLUE- J22 XXW 8909 4337
CONTACT: MIKE ALlAN ELL CHINO,CA SHIELDING DYNAMICS INC.- TOMBALL, TX
PHONE: (877) 688-2275 PHONE: (281) 290-8351
CONTACT: STEVE GEBHART NOTE: THE ABOVE REPRESENTS A PARTIAL LISTING OF
DIAMOND RIGGING CORPORATION -BATAVIA, IL CONTACT: DAVID WERNICK
ACCEPTABLE VENDORS LOCATED ACROSS THE
PHONE: (630) 879-6500
COUNTRY. CONTACT SITE PLANNING FOR ADDITIONAL
CONTACT: MAX MAYER MEDICAL EQUIPMENT CONTRACTORS- SRG - TULSA OK
SELECTIONS.
WESTCHESTER, PA PHONE: (918) 663-1985
B & B RIGGING- NORTH LARGO, FL PHONE: (610) 321-0694 CONTACT: MIKE LAHITA
PHONE: (727) 539-6691 CONTACT: JOE SWEENEY
CONTACT: RENDER BRITTON UNIVERSAL SHIELDING- DEER PARK, NY
PLITT CRANE AND RIGGING SERVICE- PHONE: (631) 667-7900

BELGER RIGGING- KANSAS CITY, MO BROWNSVILLE, TX CONTACT: IRWIN NEWMAN

PHONE: (816) 472-0000 PHONE: (956) 831-4278

CONTACT: BUD BOWLES CONTACT: WALTER E. PLITT RIOPELLE DEVELOPMENT CO.- OCEANSIDE, CA
PHONE: (760) 439-6344
J.V. RIGGING- NEW KENSINGTON, PA
SOUTHWEST RIGGING- PHOENIX, AZ CONTACT: TIM RIOPELLE
PHONE: (724) 339-8900
PHONE: (602) 278-6281
CONTACT: JOE VAGLIA HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA
CONTACT: JIM JOBE MRI CORPORATION -IRVINE, CA
1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371
PHONE: (714) 668-4244 (800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM
ATLAS INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS- COLUMBUS, OH CONTACT: BOB RUMNEY OEM ADDENDUM
PHONE: (800) 562-8322
CONTACT: RAY BUDD DATE: 01/03/00 I REVISION: 03/08/05
AIRIS II STANDARD DETAILS I OEM