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INSTALLATION & STARTUP
Chapter 3 Getting Started
Possible Bay Length Reductions
Manifold Clearance
A technician could inappropriately jog the butterfly IN and the carriage to the hard stops, and
during high pressure the manifold will hit the wall. This condition should never happen during
standard operation. For very short bays with the doors mounted on the outside of an 8” block wall
building, the manifold clearance can be reduced to 1-1/2” beyond the exit wall (through the open
doorway). This would put the entrance side of the exit head beam 25” from the interior wall,
instead of 37” or 41”.
25” 22”
1-1/2” beyond the exit wall 4-1/2” beyond the exit wall
For very short bays with no doors and 8” block walls, the manifold clearance can be reduced to
4-1/2” beyond the exit wall. This would put the entrance side of the exit head beam 22” from the
interior wall, instead of 37” or 41”. The 22” dimension is the shortest dimension possible, without
causing the sonar unit to hit the wall.
In either of these two scenarios a door less than 10 feet wide could cause damage
to the machine.
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