Transport and Dismantling
Contact Bruker Service and Lifecycle Support when planning to relocate the instrument within a building or when planning to transport.
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Personal injury and/or risk of severe damage of the MR instrument - •
- A MR instrument may only be moved by qualified personnel.
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- The magnet must not be moved when it is on magnetic field or without having the transport safety devices installed.
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- Transport of the instrument bears the potential risk of damage to the instrument and/or the structure of the building.
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- Storage and transport of the magnet in a cold state without connection to the refrigerator has to be limited to magnet specific holding times.
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- Storage and transport of the magnet in a cold state without a quench pipe must comply with the regulations for the storage of cryogen containers. Make sure that the ventilation is sufficient during the entire storage and transportation process (this does not apply for cryogen free magnets).
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- Increased residual magnetization in the building's ferromagnetic structure may remain after an MR instrument has been moved.
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Danger of injury from electrical shock. A life threatening shock may result when the service access housing is opened and work performed while connected to the line power. Only electrically qualified personnel should open the housing and carry out work. - •
- Disconnect from line power.
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- Prevent reconnection.
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- Test for absence of harmful voltages.
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Heavy load. Some Service actions require handling of heavy loads. - •
- Ensure compliance with worker protection regulatory limits.
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- Potentially handle with at least 2 persons where applicable.
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- Potentially, hire professional staff trained in handling heavy loads.
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