Smi7 Instalación Mecánica (Parte 2)

Intera-Achieva 1.5 T XR 3.
0 T Section 7
Pulsar Nova Nova Dual Quasar Quasar Dual Quasar Quasar Dual
Section 7 Mechanical installation (Part 2)
Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................3
2 MOUNTING THE PFEI ............................................................................................................................6

2.1 Mounting filter plate .................................................................................................................................7
3 MOUNTING THE GRADIENT CABLE SUSPENSION ...........................................................................8
4 MOUNTING THE BASIC TRIGGERING UNIT .......................................................................................9

4.1 Intera........................................................................................................................................................9
4.2 Achieva ..................................................................................................................................................10
5 MOUNTING THE RF LOAD ASSY .......................................................................................................11
6 MOUNTING THE CABLE FIXATION BRACKETS...............................................................................11
7 MOUNTING THE BRIDGE CARRIERS ................................................................................................13

7.1 Mounting the bridge carriers for 1.5 T and XR ......................................................................................13
7.2 Mounting the bridge carriers for 3.0 T, not for XR .................................................................................14
8 MOUNTING THE GRADIENT STRIPS .................................................................................................15

8.1 General ..................................................................................................................................................15
8.2 Procedure for the left hand side strips...................................................................................................17
8.3 Procedure for the right hand side strips.................................................................................................21
8.4 Mounting the safety protection foam......................................................................................................24
9 MOUNTING THE AIR DUCTS ..............................................................................................................25
10 MOUNTING THE PATIENT INTERFACE CONTROL UNIT (PICU) ....................................................26

10.1 PICU-Front .........................................................................................................................................26
10.2 PICU-Rear..........................................................................................................................................27
11 MOUNTING THE TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY (INTERA SYSTEMS).................................................28
12 INSTALLING THE PATIENT SUPPORT ..............................................................................................29
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Section 7 1.5 T XR 3.0 T Intera Achieva
12.1 Mounting the patient support..............................................................................................................29

12.2 Installing modules inside the physiology unit .....................................................................................30
12.3 Physiology left or right hand side .......................................................................................................31
12.4 Positioning the patient support...........................................................................................................34
12.5 Leveling the patient support ...............................................................................................................35
12.5.1 Introduction.........................................................................................................................................35
12.5.2 Adjusting the table height...................................................................................................................37
12.5.3 Adjusting the patient support in longitudinal direction........................................................................38
12.6 Mount and adjust the tabletop............................................................................................................39
12.7 Identification sticker............................................................................................................................40
13 INSTALLATION OF THE BODY COIL AND HYBRID BOX FOR 3.0 T, NOT FOR XR ......................41
13.1 Installation Hybrid box........................................................................................................................41
13.2 Installation Body coil ..........................................................................................................................42
13.3 Centre the Body coil tube...................................................................................................................47
BCD 7- 2 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6

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Intera-Achieva 1.5 T XR 3.0 T Section 7
1 INTRODUCTION
This chapter describes the mechanical installation of the units shown in Figure 1, Figure 2 and Figure 3.
Also use the drawings Z6-4.1 and Z6-4.2 from section 22.
Figure 1 - Magnet right-hand side view
T BRACKET SPLITTER BOX AIR PRESSURERF LOAD CABLE

SENSOR SUSPENSION
PFEI
GRADIENT COOLING
CABLE SUPPORT AIR DUCT
BRACKETS
CABLE FIXATION
BRACKETS
PHD (OPTION)
Achieva CABLE SUPPORT BRACKETS
Intera
FRONT
REAR
PICU
CABLE FIXATION
BRACKETS
CABLE DUCT
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Figure 2 - Magnet rear view
CABLE SUSPENSION
GRADIENT COOLING AIR DUCTS
CABLE FIXATION BRACKETS

REAR

CABLE DUCT
EARTH QUAKE
BRACKETS (OPTION)
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Figure 3 - Magnet front view
PFEI
BTU (INTERA)
PHD ACHIEVA (OPTION)

CABLE FIXATION
BRACKET CABLE FIXATION
BRACKET
PHD INTERA (OPTION)
PICU BTU (ACHIEVA)
CABLE FIXATION CABLE FIXATION

BRACKET BRACKET
CABLE DUCT LEFT CABLE DUCT RIGHT

EARTH QUAKE
BRACKETS (OPTION)
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2 MOUNTING THE PFEI

Skip this chapter if you have a factory pre-assembled magnet system.
Mount the PFEI on top of the magnet top frame at the front side of the magnet and fix both sides as shown in
Figure 4. Refer to drawing Z6-4.1 from the section 22.
For the system with Intera covers the PFEI should be mounted with four (M6 x 20 mm hexagonal) spacers
on the magnet (see Figure 5).
Figure 4 - Position of the PFEI Figure 5 - Spacers PFEI (Intera only)
Fix Here
Spacers
Cable Binder Holders

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The service key stickers on the PFEI must face the patient end. Mount cable binder holders to the magnet
top frame underneath the PFEI on the right and left-hand side of the magnet.

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2.1 MOUNTING FILTER PLATE

Skip this chapter if you have a factory pre-assembled magnet system!
Mount the filter plate (MT) with two screws (M4 x 12 mm) and lock-washers (supplied with the kit) on the
magnet top frame, beneath the PFEI, at the right hand side (seen from patient side) as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6 - Position of filter plate on magnet
filter plate
1. Connect the cables from filter plate (MT) to MRX (MMB) according drawing Z6-4.14.
Connect the cables from Body coil/ODU to filter plate (MT) at backside of filters.
2. Connect the Body coil RX cable to MT-X49

3. Connect the Body coil-PU coil cable (and 20 dB att. for 3.0T) to MT-X50
4. Connect the ODU TX/RX PU coil cable to MT-X35 via SMB-BNC adapter
(not possible for 1.5T systems without Spectro option)
NOTE
Only filter MT-X49 has power protection diodes, which gives you the possibility for running
“Body coil spike batches” again.
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3 MOUNTING THE GRADIENT CABLE SUSPENSION

Mount the gradient cable suspension on top of the magnet top frame at the rear side of the magnet.
Refer to drawing Z6-4.3 from section 22 and refer to Figure 7 and Figure 8.
Figure 7 - The gradient cable suspension Figure 8 - The cable suspension installed

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4 MOUNTING THE BASIC TRIGGERING UNIT
4.1 INTERA
Procedure:
1. The Basic Triggering Unit (BTU) is pre-assembled (mounted on the BTU bracket and labeled). Mount
the mounting hardware (two Allen screws M6 x 20 mm, M6 channel nuts, spring-washers and
washers) to the BTU bracket.
2. Move the two cable support brackets at the front topside of the magnet backwards until the distance
from the front of the magnet is approximately 9 cm, (see Figure 9).
Figure 9 - Cable Support Brackets and Rail
Cable Support Bracket

Rail
3. Slide the BTU bracket with channel nuts (see Figure 10) in the rails on the magnet (see Figure 11)
and fix the Allen screws.
Figure 10 – Channel nut Figure 11 - BTU
X7
X21 X22 X27 X2 X6 X1
X30 X3
X1 gnd (not connected)

X7 not used
X6 Resp (Picu)
X2 PPU (Picu)
X27 ECG/VCG (Picu)
X22 to FDG B9 (CDAS)
X3 PPU (Picu)
X30 power MM-X1

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4.2 ACHIEVA
The BTU must be mounted at the opposite side of where the PICU is mounted. See Figure 12.
Figure 12 - The location of the BTU
PICU
BTU
X1
X7 X6 X2 X27 X22 X21 X3 X30
X1 gnd (not connected)

X7 not used
X6 Resp (Picu)
X2 PPU (Picu)
X27 ECG/VCG (Picu)
X3 PPU (Picu)
X30 power MM-X1

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5 MOUNTING THE RF LOAD ASSY

Mount the RF load on the magnet top frame at the magnet right hand side. Refer to Z6-4.2 from section 22.
Mount the RF load according to Figure 13, for easy access to the connector.
Figure 13 - Mounting the RF load
6 MOUNTING THE CABLE FIXATION BRACKETS

Four cable fixation brackets must be mounted on the magnet. Two brackets at the left-hand and two at the
right-hand side. Refer to Z6-4.2 from the section 22.
Labels are present on these fixation brackets. These labels show which cable have to be fixed on which
position on the bracket. Mount the cable brackets according to the indicated position as close as possible at
the edge of the magnet. Note that the position of each bracket depends on the position of the PICU.
Figure 14 - Cable bracket (right hand bottom side)

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Mount the two cable support brackets at the front topside of the magnet (in front of the PFEI).
Refer to Z6-4.2 from section 22.
Figure 15 - Mount cable support brackets
C A B LE S U P P O R T B R A C K E T
Mount the 5 cable support brackets on the magnet at the right hand topside. Refer to Z6-4.2 from the section
22.
Figure 16 - Mount cable support brackets (details can differ in time)
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Mount the Body coil cable relief bracket on the magnet at the front side of the magnet (see Figure 17).
Figure 17 - Body coil Cable support bracket
QBC C ABLE SU PPO RT

BRACKET

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7 MOUNTING THE BRIDGE CARRIERS
7.1 MOUNTING THE BRIDGE CARRIERS FOR 1.5 T AND XR

Mount the front bridge carrier (bracket with cable for the finger protection plate) on the front gradient carrier.
Mount the other bridge carrier on the rear gradient carrier.
Figure 18 - Mounting the bridge carrier
Bridge support bracket
Install these 4 bolts to fixate the bridge support bracket to the gradient carrier

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7.2 MOUNTING THE BRIDGE CARRIERS FOR 3.0 T, NOT FOR XR

NOTE
The two bridge carriers are packed with the Body coil.
The new rear bridge carrier is equipped with an extra mounting block (Z-axis stop).
Also refer to Figure 20.
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Figure 19 - Bridge carrier front 3.0T Figure 20 - Bridge carrier rear 3.0T
Mounting screws
support blocks
1. Loosen the two indicated screws and temporarily remove the two bridge section support blocks
from the front bridge carrier. Refer to Figure 19.
Figure 21 - Z-axis stop
Z-axis adjustable stop

lock nut
Z-axis adjustable stop
2. Refer to Figure 21. Make sure that the lock nut is loose and that the Z-axis adjustable stop is as far
out as possible
3. Use the supplied mounting hardware to install both bridge carriers to the front and rear gradient
carriers.
Refer to Figure 18 for an example how to mount these carriers to the gradient carrier.

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8 MOUNTING THE GRADIENT STRIPS
8.1 GENERAL
The gradient strips must be installed on the rear ring frame and the gradient cable suspension.
For installation details, refer to drawing Z6-4.3 and Z6-4.4 of the section 22.
CAUTION
Make sure that the gradient coil terminals are clean and free of dirt and/or resin.
Also make sure that the connection spots at the ends of the gradient strips are free of fiber glass tape
insulation.
The fiber glass tape must NOT get under the washers of the gradient connections.
If the fiber glass tape insulation needs to be trimmed off, use a small sharp scalpel.
You must wear safety goggles in case the scalpel blade breaks.
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The clamping blocks are fixated to the ring frame using screws and using Nord-Lock washers, see Figure 22.
The correct torque of 2 to 3 Nm must be applied to the screws. See Table 1 and Figure 22.
Table 1 - Torque’s to be applied

Connection Torque Remarks
Strips to the gradient coils 40 Nm Use washers which are on the coil
Clamping blocks 2-3 Nm Nord-Lock washers are used
Gradient cables to strips 20 Nm Nord-Lock washers are used
NOTE
The 1.5 T-systems are supplied with gradient strips which have taped isolation, as shown in the pictures in
this chapter.
The 3.0 T- and XR-systems are supplied with bus bars with epoxy potted isolation.
These bus bars are form/fit identical to the gradient strips.
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Figure 22 - Torque overview
Apply a torque of 20 Nm to the connection bolts

after connecting the gradient cables to the strips
(refer to section 8)
Apply a torque of
2-3 Nm to the screws
Apply a torque of 40 Nm to the 2 x 12 nuts

of the gradient coil terminals.
The Nord-Lock washer prevents that the nut will get loose due to vibrations. To ensure a correct locking of the
nut, the Nord-Lock washers must be installed as shown in Figure 1.
This unique bolt securing system uses tension to make the bolt self-locking.
CAUTION
Nord-Lock washers must always be installed in pairs! See Figure 23.

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Figure 23 - Nord-Lock washer

How Nord-Lock washers work

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8.2 PROCEDURE FOR THE LEFT HAND SIDE STRIPS

For installation details, refer also to drawing Z6-4.3 from section 22.
For an overview of the brackets used to install the left hand side strips, see Figure 24
Notice that all metal brackets already have insulation plates glued to it.
Figure 24 - The clamping blocks
3x clamping block bore

3x clamping block
3x clamping insulation back plate
Procedure:
1. Remove the nuts and washers from the left hand side gradient coil terminals.
2. Hold the Z strip assembly in position and install the washers and first nut hand-tight to the gradient
coil terminal.
3. Put the clamping insulation under the strip and install the ‘clamping block bore’, using two M6
screws (30 mm) and two pairs of Nord-Lock rings, see Figure 24.
Figure 25 - Clamp blocks bore (1.5T) Figure 26 - Clamp blocks bore (3.0T and XR)
Screw with a pair of

Nord lock rings
Clamping insulation
Clamping block bore

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4. Install the screws hand tight, see Figure 25, Figure 26 and Figure 27.
Figure 27 - All left hand side strips installed
Gradient cable suspension
Strip fixation bracket
Z strip assembly
X strip assembly
Y strip assembly
‘Clamping blocks
back plate’
“Clamping blocks bore’

and clamping insulation
5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for the X strip assembly.

6. Put the first part of the strip fixation bracket over the threaded ends of the gradient cable
suspension, see Figure 24.
7. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for the Y strip assembly.

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8. Put the second part of the strip fixation bracket over the threaded ends of the gradient cable
suspension.
Fix the strip fixation bracket with a bold, spring washer and a washer.
Install the bolt hand-tight, since it must be taken off again before connecting the gradient cables to
the strips.
9. Tighten the first nuts of the gradient coil terminals, by applying a torque of 40 Nm to the nut.
See Figure 28 and Figure 29.
10. Install the second nut on the gradient coil terminals and tighten, by applying a torque of 40 Nm to
the nut, without turning the first nut. See Figure 29.
11. Tighten the screws, which hold the ‘clamping blocks bore’ and ‘clamping blocks back plate’, by
applying a torque of 2-3 Nm to the screws. See Figure 28.
Figure 28 - All left hand side strips installed Figure 29 - Detail of the coil terminals
Apply 2-3 Nm to the screws

Apply 40 Nm to the coil
terminal nuts
Apply 40 Nm to the
coil terminal nuts

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12. Measure with an Ohm-meter if no short circuit is present between the strips.
Measure between the following points on the gradient coil (see Figure 30):
XB+ - YB+
YB+ - ZB+
ZB+ - XB+
You should measure >10 Ohm.

Measure also between each strip and the ring-frame.
Also here you should measure >10 Ohm.
If wrong, first correct this before continuing.
Figure 30 - Overview of the gradient coil connections
GRADIENT COIL CONNECTIONS
YB+YA-
ZB- ZA+
XA+ XB+XA-
XB-
YB- ZB+
YA+ short circuits ZA-
for PULSAR and QUASAR systems
FB66.DRW

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8.3 PROCEDURE FOR THE RIGHT HAND SIDE STRIPS

Skip this procedure when installing an Intera Achieva PULSAR system.
For installation details, refer to drawing Z6-4.3 and Z6-4.4 from the section 22.
For an overview of the clamping blocks which are used to install the right hand side strips, see Figure 31.
These clamping blocks are identical to the ones who are used for the left hand side strips, except that there
is no additional back plate for the right side required.
Notice that all metal brackets already have insulation plates glued to it.
Figure 31 - The clamping blocks
3x clamping block bore

3x clamping block
3x clamping insulation back plate
Procedure:
1. Remove the nuts and washers from the right hand side gradient coil terminals.
Remove the 3 short circuits, see Figure 32.
Figure 32 - Short circuits to be removed
Remove short circuits

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2. Hold the Y strip assembly in position and install the washers and first nut hand-tight to the gradient
coil terminal, see Figure 33.
CAUTION
Make sure that the gradient coil terminals are clean and free of dirt and/or resin.
Also make sure that the connection spots at the ends of the gradient strips are free of fiber glass tape
insulation.
The fiber glass tape must NOT get under the washers of the gradient connections.
If the fiber glass tape insulation needs to be trimmed off, use a small sharp scalpel.
You must wear safety goggles in case the scalpel blade breaks.
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Figure 33 - All strips installed
Y strip assembly
X strip assembly
Z strip assembly
Screws with pairs ‘Clamping blocks

of Nord lock rings back plate’
Clamping insulation
under the strips
‘Clamping block bore’

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3. Put the clamping insulation under the strip and install the ‘clamping block bore’, using two M6 screws
30 mm and pairs of Nord-Lock rings. Install the screws hand tight, see Figure 30.
4. Install the ‘clamping block back plate’, using two 30 mm M6 screws and pairs of Nord-Lock rings.
Install the screws hand tight.
5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for the X strip assembly.
6. Put the first part of the strip fixation bracket over the threaded ends of the gradient cable suspension.
7. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for the Z strip assembly.
8. Put the second part of the strip fixation bracket over the threaded ends of the gradient cable
suspension. Fixate the strip fixation bracket with a bold, spring washer and a washer.
Install the bolt hand-tight, since it must be taken off again before connecting the gradient cables to
the strips.
9. Tighten the first nuts of the gradient coil terminals, by applying a torque of 40 Nm to the nut.
10. Install the second nut on the gradient coil terminals and tighten, by applying a torque of 40 Nm to the
nut, without turning the first nut.
11. Tighten the screws holding the ‘clamping blocks bore’ and ‘clamping blocks back plate’, by applying a
torque of 2-3 Nm to the screws.
12. Measure with an Ohm meter if no short circuit is present between the strips.
Measure between certain points on the gradient coil, see
Table 2 and Figure 34.
If wrong, first correct this before continuing.
Table 2 - Measurement points
Measurement points: Spec. Measured [Ohm]

YA+ ZB- >10 Ohm
XB- ZB- >10 Ohm
YA+ XA+ >10 Ohm
YA+ ZA+ >10 Ohm
XA+ ZA+ >10 Ohm
YB+ XB+ >10 Ohm
YB+ ZB+ >10 Ohm
XB+ ZB+ >10 Ohm
YA+ Ring frame >10 Ohm
YB- Ring frame >10 Ohm
XB- Ring frame >10 Ohm
XA+ Ring frame >10 Ohm
ZB- Ring frame >10 Ohm
ZA+ Ring frame >10 Ohm
YB+ Ring frame >10 Ohm
YA- Ring frame >10 Ohm
XB+ Ring frame >10 Ohm
XA- Ring frame >10 Ohm
ZB+ Ring frame >10 Ohm
ZA- Ring frame >10 Ohm

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Figure 34 - Overview of the gradient coil connections
GRADIENT COIL CONNECTIONS
YB+ YA-
ZB- ZA+
XA+ XB+ XA-
XB-
YB- ZB+
YA+ ZA-
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8.4 MOUNTING THE SAFETY PROTECTION FOAM

For safety reasons, foam must be glued on top of the gradient strips. This must prevent an engineer from
accidentally touching the gradient coil connections while the gradient amplifier is switched ON, see Figure 35
and Figure 36. These pictures are showing only the insulation of left hand side strips. The insulation for the
right hand side strips is identically installed.
Figure 35 - Insulation caps Figure 36 - Safety foam
Insulation caps
Insulation foam
Position the insulation caps over the nuts.

Remove the plastic layer of the foam and glue the foam to the gradient strips.

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9 MOUNTING THE AIR DUCTS

The gradient cables must be installed at the magnet back-side before installation of the patient and gradient
cooling air ducts.
Install the air duct bracket. See Figure 37 and Figure 38.
Figure 37 - The air duct bracket
Air duct bracket
Install the left side and right side air ducts and afterwards the patient ventilation air duct.
Refer also to drawing Z6-4.1 from the drawings manual.
Figure 38 - Air ducts installed
GRADIENT COOLING AIR DUCT
PATIENT VENTILATION AIR DUCT
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10 MOUNTING THE PATIENT INTERFACE CONTROL UNIT (PICU)
10.1 PICU-FRONT
Only the PICU-front for 1.5 T systems can be installed either at the left- or right hand side of the magnet.
For the 3.0 T and XR systems it is mandatory to install the PICU on the left hand side.
WARNING
For 3T and XR systems the PICU must be mounted at the left-hand side of the magnet only,
A wrong mounted PICU will cause patient burnings in a 3T configuration.
For XR a wrong mounted PICU will give problems during the upgrade to 3.0T.
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For a factory-assembled system the PICU is prepared for the left side.
Refer to Z6-4.1 of section 22.
The Picu front for the Intera configuration is supplied with extra brackets
Figure 39 – PICU with brackets (Intera only
Brackets for Intera
Consider the following remarks for a left- or right hand side PICU (1.5 T only):
• The customer might want the PICU at the same side of the system where the entrance door is.
• When a trolley is used, you prefer to have the PICU at the other side.
• When the PICU is at the same side were the coil cabinet is positioned it will make it easier for the
operator.

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For a right hand side PICU the following must be taken (1.5 T only, not for XR)
• Remove the Basic Triggering Unit (BTU) from the right hand side from the ring frame, and mount it at the
left hand side on the ring frame.
• The head coil and neck coil must be converted for the right-hand side PICU.
• The ODU connectors and the physiology box in the PICU must be changed.
• Change the two mounting brackets.
• Change the physiology box with coil connector C.
• New Position coil connector C is R-MC1-X30.
• Change the coil connectors MC1-X31 with MC1-X32.
• New position coil connector A is R-MC1-X32.
• New position coil connector B (if applicable) is R-MC1-X31.
• Change the cable-routing, refer to section 9 for the correct cable-routing at the magnet.
10.2 PICU-REAR
The PICU rear can only be mounted on the right hand side. The PICU must be mounted at the rear ring
cover, therefore the ring cover must be installed first.

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11 MOUNTING THE TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY (INTERA SYSTEMS)

Procedure:
1. The temperature-humidity sensor is mounted on the temperature-humidity sensor bracket.
Remove the two tie-wrap supports from the right side of the ring frame (see Figure 40).
Figure 40 – Ty-wrap supports Figure 41 – Sensor mounted
Ty-wrap supports to be removed
2. Mount the temperature-humidity sensor bracket on the ring frame (see Figure 41) using the mounting
hardware (two Allen screws M4 x 10 mm, spring-washers and washers),
3. Connect the cable temperature sensor cable MMA-X4 – MST-X1 (4522 132 32123).
Do not use the cable MMA-X1 – MST-X1,
4. Fasten the sensor cable with tie-wraps to the tie-wrap supports on the indicated positions
(see Figure 41).

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12 INSTALLING THE PATIENT SUPPORT
12.1 MOUNTING THE PATIENT SUPPORT

For the mounting procedure of the patient support, refer to Z3-5.11 according to the following procedure.
1. Position the large insulation plate on the pad closest to the magnet.
Figure 42 - Positioning the Patient Support
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9
8
7
6
4
2
INSULATION PLATE 1
FLOOR PAD
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2. Position the patient support on top of the floor pads and the large insulation plate (1).
3. Insert one insulation spacer (2) between front patient support frame and floor pad.
4. Mount the four threaded rods (3).
5. Slide the insulation tubes (4) over the threaded rods (3).
6. Mount the fixation plate (5) (10 mm thick).
7. Mount fixation block (6). The hole in the fixation block is not in the center.
This is done to allow the use of this fixation block within the U-profile legs.
The lower covers will be mounted tightly against these vertical u-bars. Therefore the patient support
table mounting material must be installed within the u-bar.
8. Mount insulation washer (7), washer (8), lock washer (9) and nut (10). Do not tighten the nuts yet.
9. For positioning the table you need power, this will be done by the Philips engineer.
10. Do not mount the lower covers yet.
Verify with a digital multi-meter if the Patient support frame is galvanically insulated from the RF enclosure.
You can measure between table frame and floor pads. R > 200 kOhm. Record the measured data in the
Insulation measurements list in the MRL (Section 21).

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12.2 INSTALLING MODULES INSIDE THE PHYSIOLOGY UNIT

For the module positions and how to open the physiology unit, see Figure 43, Figure 44 and Figure 45.
The Comfort Zone module is optional, but if delivered it can be mounted together with the other modules.
NOTE
To prevent the modules being damaged by static discharge, use the ESD kit.
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Figure 43 - Module position when physiology unit is at the left-hand side
(MAGNET SIDE)
HEAD
INT
CONF. NURSE HEAD

ZONE* CALL INT
Figure 44 - Module position when physiology unit is at the right-hand side
(MAGNET SIDE)
CONF. NURSE
ZONE* CALL HEAD
INT

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Figure 45 - Physiology unit
Unscrew both screws and

lower the cover.
12.3 PHYSIOLOGY LEFT OR RIGHT HAND SIDE

The physiology unit is default installed at the left hand front side underneath the patient support.
The physiology unit must always be mounted at the same side as the PICU.
If the PICU is mounted on the right-hand side of the magnet, mount the physiology unit also on the right-
hand side.
1. Remove the cover from the physiology unit. See Figure 46.
Figure 46 - Physiology unit
Unscrew both screws and

lower the cover.

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2. Remove the two screws that hold the physiology unit to the patient support frame.
The unit must be tilted downwards to get access to the cables, see Figure 47 and Figure 48.
Figure 47 - Cover off
Unscrew both screws
3. Disconnect all the cables and unscrew the four screws that hold the unit to the table frame.
Dismount the complete physiology unit, see Figure 48.
Figure 48 - Tilted downwards
Disconnect the cables
Unscrew 4 screws

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4. Dismount the right hand side blind cover by removing the two screws.
Figure 49 - Right hand side
Unscrew both screws
5. Install the physiology unit at the right hand side underneath the patient support stretcher.
6. Take off the table top of the patient support.
7. Unscrew the 6 screws that hold the patient support top cover and the two rubber stop ends.
8. Remove the patient support top cover.
9. Route the cables for the physiology unit to the right hand side. See Figure 50.
Figure 50 - The cable routing
Route the cables for the physiology unit to

the right side.
10. Lift the unit upwards and secure it with the two screws.
11. Install the cover.
12. Install the blind cover at the left hand side.
13. Route the cables via the right hand side and connect them.
14. Install all the covers.

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12.4 POSITIONING THE PATIENT SUPPORT

NOTE
Before shimming the magnet, the patient support must be positioned in front of the magnet
in the upper position.
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The "travel to scan-plane" is a fixed value, therefore the patient support table must be positioned at a fixed
distance from the magnet.
Check/adjust the distance between the patient support and the magnet gradient carrier to 181 mm +/- 5 mm.
This distance is determined during the magnet installation.
When the template was used and the magnet has been positioned carefully, the distance should be correct.
Depending on the accuracy of the patient pads (screw holes), as done by the RF cage supplier, a small
adjustment might be possible by shifting the patient support.
Figure 51 - Distance patient support to gradient carrier
Patient support
181 +/- 5 mm
Gradient carriert

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12.5 LEVELING THE PATIENT SUPPORT

12.5.1 INTRODUCTION
To level the patient table, the bridge section must be installed.
Do this as follows:
• Position the bridge section with the finger protection switch plate towards the patient support.
• Position the four interface points of the bridge section above the four holes in the magnet covers.
• Lower the bridge section and push it down.
The patient support Intera or Achieva is delivered in its upper operating position.
It is not necessary to move the patient support upwards electrically before executing the height adjustment.
Both adjustments can be executed without the patient support cables connected.
Plane A is the running surface of the inner bed. The running surface of the patient support must be 1 mm
above the running surface A of the inner bed when there is no load on the table.
Figure 52 - Position patient table
T ABLE IN RESPECT TO A +1
A A
181 +/- 5 mm
FH21.DRW

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Longitudinal alignment between patient support and bridge section must be within 2 mm.
See adjustment procedure on the next pages.
Figure 53 - Longitudinal alignment
ALIGNMENT WITHIN 2 mm
2B
B
PLAY BETWEEN
BRIDGE SECTION AND
DISTANCE PLATES ON
TABLE TOP MAX. 2 mm
A
A+B < 1
B
SLIDERS ON TABLE TOP
To achieve both the vertical and longitudinal alignment, perform the following actions:

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12.5.2 ADJUSTING THE TABLE HEIGHT

Leveling the patient table
• Level the patient table in longitudinal and in side wards direction with a spirit level. Use the delivered
level shims.
Adjusting the table height

• Mount the bridge section.
− Position the bridge section with the finger protection switch plate facing the patient support.
− Position the four interface points of the bridge section above the four holes in the magnet covers.
− Lower the bridge section and push it down.
• Place the two wooden yellow laths (supplied with the patient support) on the running surface of the
patient support together with a spirit level.
Adjust the height of the patient table (with the delivered level shims under the patient table frame) such,
that there is a 1 mm gap (use a 1 mm spacer) between the laths and the running surface of the bridge
section.
Measure a few centimeters behind the sloping surface of the bridge section.
Figure 54 - Adjust table height
1 mm between beam
and running surface of
the innerbed a few
centimeters behind the
slope of the innerbed.
STRAIGHT YELLOW BEAM
FH22.DRW

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12.5.3 ADJUSTING THE PATIENT SUPPORT IN LONGITUDINAL DIRECTION

The surface of the bridge section and the patient support stretcher must be in line, (see Figure 55).
Check (with the two yellow laths) that these surfaces are in line.
Figure 55 - Align patient support with bridge section
ALIGN PATIENT SUPPORT BRIDGE SECTION

WITH BRIDGE SECTION
USING THE TWO YELLOW
LATHS
PATIENT SUPPORT STRETCHER
FH168.DRW
Fix the patient support to the floor by tightening the four nuts.
Adjust the threaded rod near the vertical actuator (see Figure 56), such that it touches the isolation plate on
the floor. Do this manually, so: hand tight.
Now the patient support frame can withstand downwards forces of the vertical actuator. Lock the nut in order
to lock the threaded rod.
CAUTION
Adjust and secure the actuator rod, otherwise the frame can be damaged by a placing load on it.
Figure 56 - Fasten actuator nut
VERTICAL ACTUATOR
TIGHTEN NUTS
ISOLATION PLATE
FASTEN HAND
TIGHT AND
ISOLATION PLATE LOCK NUT

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12.6 MOUNT AND ADJUST THE TABLETOP

Adjusting the side-wards play
Maximum 2 mm play is allowed between the table top and bridge section and between the tabletop and table
stretcher. Minimize the sideward play as follows:
• Check the side wards play by moving the tabletop manually completely in and outwards.
• Add or remove the spacers until the table top sliders are touching the bridge section and/or table
stretcher. Then remove one spacer on the right and left side of the table top.
It may not always be possible to add an equal amount of spacers on the right and left side.
This is caused by the tabletop position, which is not always symmetrically between the table stretcher.
Figure 57 - Adjusting the side-wards play
SLIDER
SPACERS
RACK
FH169.DRW
• Check the alignment without a load and with a load of ± 100 kg, by moving the tabletop in and out by
hand. No bumping or scraping may be felt.

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12.7 IDENTIFICATION STICKER

The tabletop that is adjusted for a particular system cannot be used on another system.
The yellow tabletop can be used on a trolley.
If a hospital has two or more systems close to each other, and a trolley option is used, an operator must be
able to determine which table top belongs to which system. Identification stickers are therefore supplied with
each table top. These stickers must be glued on the patient support and on each table top.
Glue one sticker (MR1) on the patient support of system 1. Glue another sticker [MR1] on a tabletop belonging
to system 1. If there is more than one table top for system 1 then also glue a sticker [MR1] on those tabletops.
Do the same for system 2 (sticker [MR2]) and system 3 (sticker [MR3]) if present.
Figure 58 - Location of identification sticker
GLUE A STICKER ON THE

TABLETOP LEFT SIDE AND
ONE ON THE RIGHT SIDE.
GLUE A STICKER ON
PATIENT SUPPORT
"STRETCHER" LEFT SIDE
AND ONE ON THE RIGHT
SIDE.
FH28.DRW

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13 INSTALLATION OF THE BODY COIL AND HYBRID BOX FOR 3.0 T, NOT FOR XR
NOTE
For the installation of the 3.0 T Body coil it is required that the patient support is operational.
Refer to section 12 for more details.
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13.1 INSTALLATION HYBRID BOX

Install the hybrid box with its mounting frame and delivered mounting material according Figure 60.
The mounting frame must be mounted with the delivered shock absorbers.
Figure 59 - Shock absorbers
Shock absorbers
Make sure that the earth connection strip is present and installed correctly.
Figure 60 - Position of hybrid box
Earth connection strip

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13.2 INSTALLATION BODY COIL
Figure 61 - Position tie-wrap mounting bases
Locations tie- Locations tie-wrap

wrap mounting Mounting base
1. Refer to Figure 61. Temporarily remove the two (2) tie-wrap mounting bases on the front gradient
carrier to avoid damage to the Body coil during installation.
2. Install a jumper at connector MVP-X1 that will enable vertical patient support movement.
3. Switch on S1, F1 and F6 (system filter box/patient support) in the MDU to enable patient support
movements.
Figure 62 – Body coil crate
4. Refer to Figure 62. Move Body coil crate to area to remove lid and sides.
• Remove lid (2.0” drywall screws)
• Remove short sides (3.0” drywall screws)
• Remove long sides (3.0” drywall screws)

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Figure 63 –Body coil
Foam plug Couch platform
5. Refer to Figure 63. The location of the couch platform is secured just below the Body coil
module.
Figure 64 – Couch platform on the patient table
6. Remove couch platform from below the Body coil (2 bolts per side) and place it with the felt
side down on the patient table. Refer to Figure 64.
7. Remove the two foam plug ends held in place by a M10 threaded rod, remove the 4 locator
blocks and orient pallet jack from cabled end of assembly. Refer to Figure 63.
8. With the pallet jack, position Body coil crate platform next to the couch.
9. Raise/lower couch with couch platform so it is slightly below the Body coil platform.

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Figure 65 – Body coil and couch platform
10. Slide the Body coil platform onto couch platform, pulling on the felt padded rails. Center on the
bore of the magnet. Refer to Figure 65.
Figure 66 - Body coil and couch platform
11. Raise couch to align Body coil with the bore of the gradient tube.

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Figure 67 - Radial support in wrong position Figure 68 - Radial support in correct position
12. Refer to Figure 71. Loosen the 8 lock nuts on the adjustment screws of the radial supports.
Make sure that the lock nut is at the end of the adjustment screw to prevent damaging the
screwdriver slot.
Note: In due time the screwdriver slot will be replaced by Allen screw types.
13. Turn the eight (8) radial supports fully inwards using the adjustment (Allen) screws.
Refer to Figure 68.
Figure 69 - Inserting the Body coil
CAUTION
In order to prevent damage to the RF-screen or the protective film, be careful not to catch the outside
diameter RF-screen on the gradient coil mounting flange and Body coil mounting blocks as it is slid into the
gradient coil.
Carefully guide and “help” the edge of the RF-screen over the flange as it goes into the tube.
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14. Refer to Figure 69. Slide the Body coil with protective film over the front bridge into the gradient
tube.
15. Refer to Figure 70. Slide the Body coil to the rear of the magnet until the distance between the
Body coil tube and the front of the gradient carrier is 50mm.
The Body coil rests on the bridge carriers.
Make sure to lift the service end of the Body coil tube to place it onto the rear bridge carrier.
16. Cut the four (4) tie-wraps, which hold the protective film in place.
17. Engage the four (4) lower radial supports (see Figure 71) to raise the Body coil tube, until the
protective film can be removed.
18. Pull the protective film out from under the Body coil tube.
Save it on site for future Body coil tube removal.
19. Install the mounting hardware (four M8 x 40 mm Allen screws, spring-washers and washers) for
the Body coil tube but do not yet tighten fully.
20. Adjust the lower radial supports to lower the Body coil tube until the ends of the Body coil tube rest
on the front and rear bridge carrier.
21. Switch off S1, F1 and F6 (system filter box/patient support) in the MDU.
Figure 70 - Positioning the Body coil
Body coil
Gradient
carrier

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13.3 CENTRE THE BODY COIL TUBE
Figure 71 - Radial support
Adjustment screw
Lock nut
Figure 72 - Spacer (also called locating shim)
1. Insert the delivered spacers (see Figure 72) in four places near the radial supports at the patient
support end of the Body coil tube.
2. Turn the upper and the lower adjustment screws in the radial supports until the radial support
contacts the gradient coil surface, then engage the radial supports by turning the adjustment
screw an additional ¼ turn.
Verify that there is an equal gap between the Body coil tube and the gradient coil (approx. 2-3 mm
gap).
3. Repeat step 1 and 2 for the service end of the Body coil tube.
4. Fasten the eight (8) lock nuts while holding the adjustment screw of the radial support in place with
a screwdriver/Allen wrench.
5. When finished, re-install the left and right hand bridge section support blocks to the front bridge
carriers. Install the remaining mounting hardware.
6. Verify if the required distance of 50 mm between the Body coil tube and gradient carries did not
change. Correct if necessary.
7. Tighten the mounting hardware (four M6 x 30 mm Allen screws) for the Body coil tube.

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Section 7 Mechanical installation (Part 2)

2 MOUNTING THE PFEI ............................................................................................................................6

3 MOUNTING THE GRADIENT CABLE SUSPENSION ...........................................................................8

4 MOUNTING THE BASIC TRIGGERING UNIT .......................................................................................9

5 MOUNTING THE RF LOAD ASSY .......................................................................................................11

6 MOUNTING THE CABLE FIXATION BRACKETS...............................................................................11

7 MOUNTING THE BRIDGE CARRIERS ................................................................................................13

8 MOUNTING THE GRADIENT STRIPS .................................................................................................15

9 MOUNTING THE AIR DUCTS ..............................................................................................................25

10 MOUNTING THE PATIENT INTERFACE CONTROL UNIT (PICU) ....................................................26

11 MOUNTING THE TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY (INTERA SYSTEMS).................................................28

12 INSTALLING THE PATIENT SUPPORT ..............................................................................................29

MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) BCD 7- 1

12.1 Mounting the patient support..............................................................................................................29

BCD 7- 2 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6

Figure 1 - Magnet right-hand side view

T BRACKET SPLITTER BOX AIR PRESSURERF LOAD CABLE

MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) BCD 7- 3

Figure 2 - Magnet rear view

GRADIENT COOLING AIR DUCTS

CABLE FIXATION BRACKETS

CABLE FIXATION BRACKETS

BCD 7- 4 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6

Figure 3 - Magnet front view

PHD ACHIEVA (OPTION)

PHD INTERA (OPTION)

PICU BTU (ACHIEVA)

CABLE FIXATION CABLE FIXATION

CABLE DUCT LEFT CABLE DUCT RIGHT

MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) BCD 7- 5

2 MOUNTING THE PFEI

Figure 4 - Position of the PFEI Figure 5 - Spacers PFEI (Intera only)

Cable Binder Holders

BCD 7- 6 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6

2.1 MOUNTING FILTER PLATE

Figure 6 - Position of filter plate on magnet

2. Connect the Body coil RX cable to MT-X49

MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) BCD 7- 7

3 MOUNTING THE GRADIENT CABLE SUSPENSION

BCD 7- 8 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6

4 MOUNTING THE BASIC TRIGGERING UNIT

Figure 9 - Cable Support Brackets and Rail

Cable Support Bracket

Figure 10 – Channel nut Figure 11 - BTU

X1 gnd (not connected)

MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) BCD 7- 9

Figure 12 - The location of the BTU

X1 gnd (not connected)

BCD 7- 10 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6

5 MOUNTING THE RF LOAD ASSY

Figure 13 - Mounting the RF load

6 MOUNTING THE CABLE FIXATION BRACKETS

Figure 14 - Cable bracket (right hand bottom side)

MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) BCD 7- 11

Figure 15 - Mount cable support brackets

Figure 16 - Mount cable support brackets (details can differ in time)

Figure 17 - Body coil Cable support bracket

QBC C ABLE SU PPO RT

BCD 7- 12 (CSIP Level 0) (08.1) MR/Intera-Achieva-SMI-2.5 / 2.6

7 MOUNTING THE BRIDGE CARRIERS

7.1 MOUNTING THE BRIDGE CARRIERS FOR 1.5 T AND XR

Figure 18 - Mounting the bridge carrier