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1.1.1 Safety
This manual uses certain terms that are important for your safety.
Warning
Used to denote a danger that may result in injury.
Attention
Used to denote a situation that may result in damage to components of the system.
1.2
Location of the table
To ensure optimal operation of the system, it must be installed on a surface that satisfies certain
requirements.
The surface must be even.
It is important that an appropriate location for the system is chosen. The system must be installed
in the vicinity of bearing walls or columns, where the impact of low-frequency oscillation is smaller.
Furthermore, it is advisable to avoid placing the system in the vicinity of other sources of vibration such
as elevators, ventilation systems, industrial equipment, and airflows.
Warning
The system is a metal-made current conductor. If used together with electrical devices, the
table must be earthed.
1.3
Air supply requirements
The operation of the system requires a constant supply of air. After the system has been filled in
and set, air is used only for the operation of level controls when the load on the table changes.
Compressed air tanks (receivers) may be used for keeping the system operative.
The air supply should be clean and dry for the best long-term results. The filtering degree must be at least
10 µm.
The filter prevents impurities and water from entering the level controls, thus preventing them
from clogging.
The working pressure of the system is
The required minimum working
pressure for the support with the maximum load may be computed using the following formula:
Where:
P
means the required pressure
in atm (bar).
Q
means the load on the support with the maximum load including weight of the table top (kg).
Example:
Q
= 100 kg