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SUPRIA REVISIONS

PREVIOUS REVISION -INITIAL RELEASE 10/01/2015

THIS REVISED SUPRIA STANDARD DETAIL SET CONTAINS UPDATED INFORMATION TO BE USED IN THE PLANNING OF A SUITE TO ACCOMMODATE THE HITACHI SUPRIA CT SYSTEM. SOME PAGES HAVE BEEN REFORMATTED TO MORE CLEARLY PRESENT THIS INFORMATION. BELOW, PLEASE NOTE THOSE SPECIFIC MODIFICATIONS THAT SHOULD BE REVIEWED BY THE CUSTOMER'S DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL THE CUSTOMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THEIR SUPRIA SUITE IS BUll T TO THE REQUIREMENTS AND SPECIFICATIONS CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT. THE MOST RECENT VERSION OF THIS DOCUMENT MAY BE FOUND AT www.hitachimed.com. CONTACT THE SITE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AT 800-800-3106 TO OBTAIN APPROPRIATE USER NAME AND PASSWORD.

NOV 03, 2015 REVISIONS

PG 6 OF 13: ELECTRICAL AND WIREWAY NOTES 1. ADDED CABLE SPECIFICATION TO POWER CABLE NOTE IN "ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION"

PG 8 OF 13: RADIATION SAFETY 1. ADDED ISO-DOSE PLOT (ELEVATION VIEW)

1. ADDED ISO-DOSE PLOT (ELEVATION VIEW)

PG 9 OF 13: RADIATION SAFETY (CONT.) 1. ADDED ISO-DOSE PLOT (PLAN VIEW)

HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS AMERICA 1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371

(800) 800-3106 WWW.HITACHIMED.COM

REVISIONS

DATE: 10/01/15 I REVISION: 11/03/15

SUPRIA STANDARD DETAILS I REVISIONS

TYPICAL PLANNING PROCESS

SITE SELECTION & EVALUATION (3 WEEKS) A) SITE SELECTION (1 WEEK)

1. SALES SUBMITS A SKETCH, SCALED DRAWING, AUTOCAD DRAWING OR OTHER

REPRESENTATION OF THE PROPOSED SITE TO HMSA SITE PLANNING DEPARTMENT.

THE DRAWING MUST INCLUDE ADJACENT AREAS.

2. SITE PLANNING REVIEWS THE SUBMITTED INFORMATION. IF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

IS REQUIRED, THE SITE PLANNER WILL ACCOMPANY SALES TO THE PROPOSED SITE TO

OBTAIN THE REQUIRED INFORMATION AND REVIEW THE PROPOSED LOCATION.

3. SITE PLANNING FORWARDS STANDARD DETAILS TO THE CUSTOMER/ARCHITECT AS

REQUESTED.

B) SITE EVALUATION

1. BASED ON THE SUBMITTED INFORMATION, SITE PLANNING IDENTIFIES AREAS OF

CONCERN AND CONSULTS WITH IN-HOUSE PERSONNEL FOR SOLUTIONS.

C) PRELIMINARY DRAWING (1 WEEK)

1. SITE PLANNING GENERATES A DETAILED PRELIMINARY DRAWING FOR CUSTOMER

REVIEW.

D) INFORMATION CONSOLIDATION AND EVALUATION (1 WEEK)

1. SITE PLANNING REVIEWS ALL CHECKLIST AND DRAWING INFORMATION, CONSULTING

WITH SALES AND HMSA FIELD SERVICE IF REQUIRED.

2. SITE PLANNING GENERATES A SITE EVALUATION REPORT AND FORWARDS TO SALES

TO DISCUSS ACTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.

CUSTOMER REVIEW & PRELIMINARY

PLANS (VARIES) A) SITE EVALUATION REPORT (1 DAY)

1. A SITE EVALUATION REPORT AND THE PRELIMINARY DRAWING ARE SENT TO SALES FOR

PRESENTATION TO THE CUSTOMER.

B) REVIEW OF SITE EVALUATION REPORT

1. SALES REVIEWS THE REPORT AND PRELIMINARY SITE DRAWING WITH THE CUSTOMER

(SITE PLANNING IS AVAILABLE FOR TELEPHONE CONSULTATION).

2. SITE PLANNING REVISES THE SITE DRAWING PER DISCUSSIONS .

C) ON-SITE MEETING (SCHEDULED BY CUSTOMER)

1. SITE PLANNING MEETS WITH THE CUSTOMER AND/OR ARCHITECT TO:

-VERIFY PREVIOUS SITE SURVEY INFORMATION

-REVIEW AND FINALIZE THE EQUIPMENT LAYOUT

-REVIEW THE STANDARD DETAILS

-ADDRESS OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS

-VERIFY THE SYSTEM DELIVERY PATH, DETERMINE IF MODIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED,

AND DETERMINE THE EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL REQUIRED FOR DELIVERY.

-THE CUSTOMER MUST CONTRACT WITH A RIGGER

D) FINAL SITE DRAWING (1 WEEK)

1. SITE PLANNING CREATES A FINAL SITE DRAWING, BASED ON THE RESULTS OF THE

MEETING, AND SUBMITS THE DRAWING TO THE CUSTOMER FOR FINAL APPROVAL.

PRE-CONSTRUCTION (VARIES) A) ARCHITECT PREPARES CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

(3-6WEEKS)

1. THE ARCHITECT PREPARES THE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS USING THE FINAL

HMSA DRAWING AND THE SITE PLANNING STANDARD DETAILS.

2. THE CUSTOMER ASSIGNS A NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR (NA) RESPONSIBLE FOR

ASSEMBLY OF MODALITY AND NETWORKING INFORMATION. THE NA CONTACTS HMSA

TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR INTERCONNECTION COORDINATION.

B) HMSA REVIEW OF ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS (1 WEEK)

1. THE ARCHITECT SUBMITS CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS TO THE SITE PLANNING

SPECIALIST.

2. THE SITE PLANNER DOES A CURSORY REVIEW* OF THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS,

NOTES DISCREPANCIES, AND ADVISES THE ARCHITECT.

*NOTE: 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 ALL APPLICABLE CODES.

D) PRE-CONSTRUCTION MEETING

(SCHEDULED BY CUSTOMER/ARCHITECT)

1. ALL PLANS ARE REVIEWED AND OUTSTANDING QUESTIONS ADDRESSED. A

CONSTRUCTION TIM ELINE SHOULD BE AGREED UPON AT THIS MEETING AND A

DELIVERY TIME ESTIMATED. TYPICALLY, MEMBERS OF THE FIELD SERVICE TEAM WILL

BE INTRODUCED TO THE CUSTOMER, ARCHITECT, AND CONTRACTOR AT THIS

MEETING. THE FIELD SERVICE TEAM WILL CONDUCT PERIODIC SITE VISITS FOR

SITE EVALUATION BEGINNING WITH THIS MEETING.

SITE CONSTRUCTION (4 WEEKS)

A) ON SITE EVALUATION

1. THE FIELD SERVICE TEAM WILL CONDUCT PERIODIC SITE VISITS TO EVALUATE

PROGRESS. THEY WILL ASSIST BY ANSWERING SITE PREPARATION QUESTIONS

OR FORWARDING THOSE QUESTIONS TO OTHER HMSA TEAM MEMBERS IF

NECESSARY. THEY WILL ALSO PASS ON THE SITE STATUS AND ANY OPEN

CONCERNS TO SITE PLANNING. SITE PLANNING WILL ADDRESS THOSE CONCERNS

WITH THE ARCHITECT OR CONTRACTOR AS NEEDED.

B) CONSTRUCTION PRIOR TO DELIVERY

1. THE SITE PLANNER AND THE CUSTOMER'S CONTRACTOR MUST MAINTAIN TIMELY

COMMUNICATION THROUGHOUT THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE.

2. THE CONTRACTOR SHOULD REFER TO THE HMSA SUPPLIED DRAWING, AS WELL AS

THESE STANDARD DETAILS, DURING CONSTRUCTION. ALL QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS

NOT COVERED IN THESE DOCUMENTS MUST BE RESOLVED BETWEEN THE SITE PLANNER,

CONTRACTOR AND THE CUSTOMER'S DESIGN PROFESSIONALS.

3. THE CONTRACTOR SHOULD REFER TO THE PRE-DELIVERY CHECKLIST (13 of 13) DURING

CONSTRUCTION AND IMMEDIATELY CONTACT THE SITE PLANNER WITH ANY CONDITIONS

THAT MIGHT AFFECT THE DELIVERY SCHEDULE.

HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS, AMERICA 1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371


PLANNING PROCESS I PROJECT SCHEDULE

DATE: 10/01/15 I REVISION: 11/03/15

SUPRIA STANDARD DETAILS I PAGE 1 OF 13

TYPICAL PLANNING PROCESS (CON'T) 1. VERIFICATION AND COORDINATION OF THE SYSTEM DELIVERY MUST BE FINALIZED AT

LEAST lWO (2) WEEKS PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED DELIVERY DATE. ALL PARTIES,

(CONTRACTOR, CUSTOMER, FIELD ENGINEER, RIGGER, SITE PLANNER, AND SALES

ADMINISTRATION) MUST BE KEPT INFORMED REGARDING THE DELIVERY DATE. ANY

CHANGE SHOULD IMMEDIATELY BE FORWARDED TO ALL PARTIES.

2. PRIOR TO DELIVERY, THE SUPRIA PRE-DELIVERY CHECKLIST (SEE PG.13 OF 13)

MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE CUSTOMER AND RETURNED TO HMSA. ALSO, ALL

FINANCING, WITH APPROPRIATE PAPERWORK, MUST BE APPROVED

AND IN PLACE WITH SALES ADMINISTRATION A MINIMUM OF 10 WORKING

DAYS PRIOR TO DELIVERY TO ALLOW FOR THE COORDINATION OF APPROPRIATE

DELIVERY TRANSPORTATION.

3. CUSTOMER MUST HAVE CONTRACTED FOR A RIGGER (IF REQUIRED) FOR THE DELIVERY

OF THEIR SYSTEM. SITE PLANNING CAN ASSIST IN IDENTIFYING A QUALIFIED RIGGER IN

YOUR AREA.

4. CUSTOMER MUST HAVE COMPLETED ALL FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL REGISTRATIONS

AND MET ALL APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS TO ALLOW THE DELIVERY, INSTALLATION

AND SERVICING OF THE EQUIPMENT TO BE DONE IN CONFORMANCE WITH THOSE

REGULATIONS.

D) DELIVERY/INSTALLATION

1. ALL SUITE CONSTRUCTION MUST BE FINISHED.

2. COMPLETION OF MINIMAL PUNCH-LIST ITEMS MAY ONLY BE SCHEDULED WITH THE

APPROVAL OF HMSA FIELD SERVICE (INSTALLER). ANY ITEMS NOT AGREED UPON

MUST BE SCHEDULED FOR AFTER HOURS.

3. THE HMSA INSTALLER AND THE CUSTOMER'S RIGGER WILL HAVE FINAL APPROVAL OF

SYSTEM DELIVERY. THE DELIVERY MAY BE DELAYED SHOULD SITE CONDITIONS OR

WEATHER COMPROMISE THE SAFETY OF PERSONNEL OR THE SUPRIA SYSTEM.

4. THE ONE (1) WEEK INSTALLATION TYPICALLY BEGINS THE DAY OF DELIVERY. THE

CONTRACTOR AND THE ELECTRICIAN, WHILE NOT REQUIRED ON SITE, SHOULD BE

AVAILABLE DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF INSTALLATION. ANY INCOMPLETE

CONSTRUCTION RELATED ITEMS MAY CAUSE A DELAY IN EITHER THE START OR

COMPLETION OF THE INSTALLATION.

5. THE CUSTOMER/CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING A 40 YARD DUMPSTER

AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY.

INSTALLATION (1 WEEK) 1. NO CONSTRUCTION MAY TAKE PLACE IN THE SCAN OR CONTROL ROOMS DURING

THE INSTALLATION.

2. WHILE NOT REQUIRED FULL TIME, THE CONTRACTOR AND ELECTRICIAN MUST BE

AVAILABLE DURING INSTALLATION. TYPICALLY, THE ELECTRICIAN IS NEEDED ON SITE

DURING THE FIRST lWO DAYS TO ASSIST WITH THE PRIMARY POWER CONNECTIONS

(PG 6 OF 13, NOTE 13 UNDER "PROVIDED BY CUSTOMER'S CONTRACTOR").

APPLICATIONS 1. AN HMSA APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST WILL WORK WITH THE SITE'S TECHNOLOGISTS TO

FAMILIARIZE THEM WITH THE OPERATION & PROTOCOLS OF THE SUPRIA SYSTEM. AN

ENTIRE WEEK IS SCHEDULED FOR INITIAL APPLICATIONS TRAINING WHICH INCLUDES A

LIMITED SCHEDULE OF PATIENT SCANNING BEGINNING THE SECOND DAY OF TRAINING.

TYPICAL PROJECT SCHEDULE

ACTIVITY MONTH 1 MONTH2 MONTH3 MONTH4 MONTHS

GENERAL NOTE: THE ESTIMATED TIME FRAMES ON THIS PAGE SHOULD BE AMPLE TIME TO COMPLETE ALL NEEDS OF THE CUSTOMER FOR A TROUBLE FREE DELIVERY

AND INSTALLATION. THIS TIME FRAME WILL VARY FROM SITE TO SITE. THIS 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 OF THE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES MAY HAPPEN

CONCURRENTLY.

THESE DETAILS PERTAIN TO A SUPRIA CT SYSTEM ONLY! IF FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS INVOLVE AN UPGRADE TO ANOTHER CT SYSTEM, CONTACT SITE

PLANNING FOR THE APPROPRIATE STANDARD DETAILS!



PLANNING PROCESS I PROJECT SCHEDULE

DATE: 10/01/15 11/03/15

PAGE 2 OF 13

GENERAL SUITE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

SITE SELECTION 1. COORDINATION WITH THE ARCHITECT, ENGINEER(S), CONTRACTOR AND HMSA SITE PLANNING DEPARTMENT SHOULD BEGIN EARLY IN THE

SITE PLANNING PROCESS. 2. FOR PROPER EVALUATION OF A SITE, A DRAWING OF THE PROPOSED SUPRIA LOCATION AND THE SURROUNDING AREA ALONG WITH A

CONTACT NAME, SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO HMSA SITE PLANNING. 3. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHOULD BE DISCUSSED WITH HMSA SITE PLANNING PRIOR TO STARTING THE DESIGN OF THE PROPOSED SUPRIA

SUITE: A. LOCATION OF ANY EXISTING OR PROPOSED FUTURE MRI SYSTEMS. A SUPRIA MUST REMAIN OUTSIDE OF A 250 mGAUSS AC AND 1

GAUSS STATIC MAGNETIC FIELD. B. IS THERE SUFFICIENT SPACE FOR ANCILLARY SUPPORT FUNCTIONS SUCH AS DRESSING ROOM(S), TOILET(S ) AND A READING ROOM IN

CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE SUPRIA SUITE. C. IF SUITE LOCATION DOES NOT HAVE A SLAB ON GRADE FLOOR, IS ACCESS AVAILABLE BELOW FLOOR TO SECURE SYSTEM ANCHORAGE? D. LOCATION AND CAPACITY OF EXISTING UTILITIES (HVAC, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING) E. ANTICIPATED DELIVERY ROUTE (SEE PG 10 OF 13 FOR DELIVERY REQUIRMENTS). F. USE AND OCCUPANCY FACTORS FOR ADJACENT SPACES

4. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER AND THEIR DESIGN PROFESSIONALS TO ENSURE THAT THE FACILITY WILL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE BUILDING CODES AND REGULATIONS AS WELL AS THOSE PERTAINING TO PATIENT PRIVACY AND SAFETY.

PLANNING 1. TO MAXIMIZE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SUPRIA, CAREFUL PLANNING SHOULD TAKE PLACE FROM THE INITIAL SITE SELECTIONS STAGE,

AND THROUGH THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND FINAL DELIVERY/INSTALLATION PROCESSES. PROPER PLANNING WILL HELP TO ENSURE HIGH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE STANDARDS, COMFORTABLE PATIENT MANEUVERING, AN EFFICIENT WORKING ENVIRONMENT AND SUFFICIENT STORAGE SPACE.

2. IN GENERAL, THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN DESIGNING ACT SUITE: A. WHAT ANCILLERY FUNCTIONS (DRESSING ROOM(S), TOILET(S), READING ROOM, ETC ... ) ARE REQUIRED OR DESIRED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY

TO THE CT SCAN SUITE. B. WHAT OPTIONAL COMPONENTS (CODONICS COLOR PRINTER, NETWORK LASER PRINTER, TERARECON WORKSTATION, ETC ... ) MIGHT BE

PLACED IN THE CONTROL ROOM. C. AMOUNT OF STORAGE REQUIRED TO ACCOMMODATE BOTH STAFF WORK SUPPLIES AND HOUSEKEEPING NEEDS (LINENS, CONTRAST,

MEDIAIV/INJECTION DISPOSIBLES, ETC ... ) D. CONVIENENCE OUTLETS MUST BE LOCATED IN THE CT SCAN ROOM AND THROUGHOUT THE SUITE FOR SERVICE AND TO ACCOMMODATE

ADDITIONAL CUSTOMER SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT. E. A SINK IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (AND IN SOME CASES REQUIRED BY CODE) IN THE SCAN ROOM F. ROOMS MUST BE SUFFICIENTLY SIZED TO ACCOMMODATE WORK ACTIVITIES AND SERVICE ACCESS FOR ALL EQUIPMENT. G. ROOM SIZES SIGNIFICANTLY LARGER THAN THE TYPICALS SHOWN MAY HAVE COMPONENT PLACEMENT LIMITED BY CABLE LENGTH

RESTRICTIONS, WHILE THOSE SIGNIFICANTLY SMALLER MAY SEVERELY RESTRICT OR ELIMINATE REQUIRED SERVICE ACCESS. H. OCCUPANCY AND USE OF ADJACENT SPACES MAY INFLUENCE THE AMOUNT OF LEAD SHIELDING REQUIRED IN THE SCAN ROOM WALLS.

ALL SITES MUST BE REVIEWED BY A QUALIFIED INDIVIDUAL TO DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF LEAD SHIELDING TO BE INSTALLED. 3. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER'S DESIGN PROFESSIONALS TO ENSURE THAT THE FACILITY WILL COMPLY WITH BOTH

RECOMMENDED AND GOVERNING REGULATIONS IN REGARD TO PATIENT PRIVACY AND SAFETY ISSUES.

PATIENT I OPERATOR SAFETY 1. A SINK SHOULD BE LOCATED IN OR NEAR THE CT SCAN ROOM FOR HYGIENE PURPOSES 2. BECAUSE THE CT SYSTEM PRODUCES X-RAYS, LEAD SHIELDING MAY BE REQUIRED. IT IS THE CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTACT

A LICENSED RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH PHYSICIST OR OTHER QUALIFIED INDIVIDUAL TO PERFORM AN EVALUATION OF SHIELDING REQUIREMENTS. HMSA CAN NOT ESTIMATE, DESIGN, EVALUATE OR APPROVE LEAD SHIELDING DESIGNS.

3. DIRECT ACCESS BETWEEN THE CT CONTROL ROOM AND SCAN ROOM IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 4. SHUNT TRIP SWITCHES TO POWER DOWN THE SYSTEM IN EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (OPTIONAL UNLESS

REQUIRED BY CODE) 5. ILLUMINATED "X-RAY ON" SIGNS OR LIGHTS ARE TO BE PLACED ADJACENT TO SCAN ROOM DOORS OR AS REQUIRED BY CODE. 6. DOOR INTERLOCKS TO PREVENT INADVERTENT ENTRY TO THE SCAN ROOM DURING A SCAN ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (OPTIONAL

UNLESS REQUIRED BY CODE)

PATIENT HANDLING AND COMFORT 1. TO FACILITATE PATIENT HANDLING AND PROVIDE FOR PATIENT SAFETY, THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE CONSIDERED IN THE DESIGN OF THE

CTSUITE: A. PATIENT ACCESS INTO THE CT SCAN ROOM SHOULD ACCOMMODATE A STRETCHER I GURNEY. B. THERE SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT SPACE AROUND THE PATIENT TABLE AND GANTRY TO ALLOW SAFE AND EFFICIENT PATIENT HANDLING. C. ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS SUCH AS DRESSING ROOMS AND TOILETS SHOULD BE LOCATED ADJACENT TO OR IN THE VICINITY OF THE

SCAN ROOM. D. THE OPERATOR SHOULD HAVE DIRECT ACCESS TO THE PATIENT FROM THE CONTROL ROOM.

OPERATIONAL CONCERNS 1. THE SCAN ROOM MUST HAVE SUFFICIENT STORAGE SPACE TO HOUSE TEST/CALIBRATION PHANTOMS AND X-RAY TUBE LIFTING HOIST. 2. A NETWORK CONNECTION IS REQUIRED IN THE CONTROL ROOM FOR THE SUPRIA. SEE COMMUNICATIONS SECTION FOLLOWING. 3. THE LASER PRINTER SHOULD BE LOCATED NEAR THE OPERATOR FOR CONVENIENCE. 4. STRONG VISUAL CONTACT MUST BE MAINTAINED BETWEEN THE OPERATOR AND PATIENT. IN ADDITION TO A VIEW OF THE GANTRY

ISO-CENTER FROM THE FRONT, A PARABOLIC MIRROR OR CLOSED CIRCUIT TV (CCTV) IS RECOMMENDED TO VIEW THE REAR OF THE GANTRY

5. SUFFICIENT AND CONVENIENT WORK SURFACES SHOULD BE DESIGNED INTO BOTH THE SCAN AND CONTROL ROOMS. ADEQUATE STORAGE FOR LINENS AND OTHER SUPPLIES SHOULD ALSO BE CONSIDERED AND LOCATED WIITHIN OR NEAR THE CT SUITE.

6. VIEW BOXES SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FOR USE IN THE CONTROL ROOM.

COMMUNICATIONS 1. A TELEPHONE WITH ACCESS TO AN OUTSIDE LINE MUST BE LOCATED IN THE CONTROL ROOM TO FACILITATE APPLICATIONS AND SERVICE

SUPPORT. AN ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE IS SUGGESTED IN THE SCAN ROOM FOR SAFETY. 2. A DATA PORT WITH ACCESS TO THE CUSTOMER'S NETWORK MUST BE LOCATED IN THE OPERATOR CONSOLE AREA. THIS CONNECTION

WILL BE USED TO CONNECT THE SYSTEM WITH THE CUSTOMER'S PACS SYSTEM. 3. A SECOND DATA PORT WITH A BROAD BAND CONNECTION TO THE INTERNET MUST ALSO BE LOCATED IN THE OPERATOR CONSOLE AREA.

THIS CONNECTION WILL BE USED FOR FIELD SERVICE ACCESS. 4. IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN A TIMELY INSTALLATION SCHEDULE, THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION MUST BE SENT TO

[email protected] TWO (2) WEEKS PRIOR TO THE DELIVERY OF THE SUPRIA SYSTEM: A. MANUFACTURER AND SOFTWARE REVISION LEVEL FOR THE PACS SYSTEM. B. MANUFACTURER, MODEL AND SOFTWARE REVISION LEVEL FOR THE DICOM PRINTER. C. MANUFACTURER AND SOFTWARE REVISION LEVEL FOR RIS/MODALITY WORKLIST SERVER. D. SITE ADDRESS. E. NAME, TELEPHONE NUMBER AND E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR THE SITE'S NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR.



GENERAL SUITE DESIGN CRITERIA

DATE: 10/01/15 I REVISION: 11/03/15


REPRESENTATIVE SUITE LAYOUTS THESE DRAWINGS REPRESENT "TYPICAL" LAYOUTS SHOWING THE EQUIPMENT ONLY. CONTACT SITE PLANNING WITH SPECIFIC FACILITIES PLANNING INFORMATION FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO PLANNING A SUITE.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON REQUIRED SUITE SUPPORT SERVICES (ELECTRICAL, HVAC, WIREWAY, ETC.), REFER TO THE HMSA SUPPLIED SITE SPECIFIC DRAWING, AS WELL AS OTHER PAGES WITHIN THESE DETAILS.

NOTE: SOME BUILDING AUTHORITIES REQUIRE A MINIMUM OF 36" CLEARANCE SURROUNDING ALL IMAGING EQUIPMENT. CUSTOMER MUST VERIFY REQUIREMENTS OF APPLICABLE CODES PRIOR TO FINALIZING SUPRIA SUITE DESIGN.

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CONTROL ROOM (8'-0" TYPICAL CLG. HT.)

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN- 518 SQ. FT. NOT TO SCALE

HITACHI SUPRIA =-=-=-=-=-=-= LEAD WALL (SPECIFIED BY CUSTOMER PHYSICIST)

=.:::!~~~~= LEADED VIEW WINDOW, TYPICALLY 4W x 3"H, - MOUNTING HEIGHT MAY VARY.

-·-·-·- 3 1/2" x 10" ON-WALL WIREWAY WITH REMOVABLE COVER AND DIVIDERS.

------- - - - - - 31/2" x 10" ON-FLOOR WIREWAY WITH REMOVABLE COVER - - - - - - AND DIVIDERS.

SYSTEM ISOCENTER

___________ ..,.,...,. ALL CONDUIT, ALL NOTATIONS, INSIDE DIAMETER WITH STANDARD RADIUS BENDS.

JUNCTION BOX

BOX FOR NETWORK CONNECTION. CUSTOMER TO IDENTIFY

REQUIRED CONNECTION INFORMATION

120V, 15 AMP CONVENIENCE OUTLETS. AT LEAST ONE IN EACH ROOM REQUIRED FOR SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

ONE (1) PHONE LINE REQUIRED AT WORK STATION

TWO (2) SHUNT TRIPS. ONE (1) IN SCAN ROOM AND ONE (1) IN CONTROL ROOM (OPTIONAL)

EQUIPMENT BY HMSA @ SUPRIA GANTRY

@ PATIENTTABLE

@ OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION

@ PHANTOM CART

@ TERARECON WORKSTATION (OPTIONAL)

® LASER IMAGER (OPTIONAL)

EQUIPMENT/ACCESSORIES BY OTHERS

G) ON-WALL WIREWAY

0 ON-FLOOR WIREWAY

@ POWER PANEL

@ X-RAYONLAMP

® SHUNT-TRIP

@ REQUIRED OUTLET

COMPONENTS BY HMSA

A. SUPRIA CT GANTRY

B. PATIENT TABLE

c. OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION

COMPUTER BODY

MONITOR

KEYBOARD

D. PHANTOM CART

E. TERARECON (OPTIONAL)

F. LASER PRINTER (OPTIONAL)

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Gj) DOOR INTERLOCK (OPTIONAL)

WIDTH DEPTH HEIGHT

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4'-0" 2"~" 2'-0"

1'-4" 2"~" 2'-2"

1"-10" 9" 1"-10"

1"~" o·~ .. 21/2"

2'4" 1"-4" 1"-7"

SEE OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION

1'-9" I 3'-0" I 5'-11"

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COMPONENTS BY CUSTOMER

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REPRESENTATIVE SUITE LAYOUTS

DATE: 10/01/15 11/03/15

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ENVIROMENTAL AND STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS

LIGHTING 1. DIMMABLE LIGHTING IS RECOMMENDED IN BOTH THE SCAN AND CONTROL ROOMS. SOME CT SCAN PROCEDURES REQUIRE THE INSERTION

OF AN IV INTO THE PATIENT FOR CONTRAST MEDIA INJECTIONS. THIS WILL REQUIRE HIGHER LEVELS OF ILLUMINATION IN THE SCAN ROOM THAN ARE ARE TYPICALLY DESIRED DURING THE ACTUAL SCAN PROCESS. IN THE CONTROL ROOM, THE TECHNICANS OPERATING THE SYSTEM WILL BE PERFORMING TASKS THAT VARY FROM TYPICAL OFFICE TASKS TO VIEWING COMPUTER MONITOR SCREENS.

2. CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN DETERMINING THE PLACEMENT OF LIGHTING FIXTURES TO ENSURE PATIENT COMFORT IN THE SCAN ROOM AND A GLARE FREE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE TECHNICIANS IN THE CONTROL ROOM.

3. LIGHTING IN BOTH ROOMS MUST MEET OSHA AND/OR OTHER APPLICABLE STANDARDS FOR ILLUMINATION BASED ON THE TASKS TO BE PERFORMED.

HVAC 1. CLIMATE CONTROL MUST BE MAINTAINED 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK. 2. THE CT SUITE TEMPERATURE MUST BE MAINTAINED BETWEEN 68-82•F; +/- 3•FtHOUR. 3. RELATIVE HUMIDITY MUST BE MAINTAINED BETWEEN 35% AND 80% WITHOUT CONDENSATION 4. HEAT LOADS FOR EACH ROOM MUST BE CALCULATED BY THE HVAC ENGINEER BASED ON SITE SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT PLACEMENT ALONG

WITH OTHER FACTORS SUCH AS LIGHTING, OCCUPANCY AND BUILDING EXPOSURE. 5. SEPARATE THERMOSTATIC ZONES FOR THE SCAN AND CONTROL ROOMS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED DUE TO THE GREATLY VARYING

EQUIPMENT HEAT LOADS IN THOSE ROOMS.

NOTE: TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CONTROL WITHIN THE SCAN ROOM ARE CRITICAL TO THE OPERATION OF THE SUPRIA CT SYSTEM. FAILURE TO MEET HMSA'S SPECIFICATIONS MAY RESULT IN EQUIPMENT SHUT DOWN.

COMPONENT BTU/H TEMP(F) HUMIDITY (%RH)

CTGANTRY 9,050

PATIENT TABLE

OPERATOR'S WORKSTATION sa·- a2· 35-80%

IMAGE PROCESSOR 1,195 ±3./hr

LASER PRINTER 1906

TERARECON WORKSTATION VARIABLE so·- 95• 20-80% ±5%hr

STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS 1. ALL STRUCTURAL SUPPORT IS THE CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY. A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL MUST REVIEW THE SCAN ROOM FLOOR

SLAB AS WELL AS THE DELIVERY ROUTE TO ENSURE THAT HMSA SPECIFICATIONS ARE MET. 2. IF POSSIBLE, THE SCAN ROOM FLOOR SHOULD BE SLAB-ON-GRADE. 3. THE CUSTOMER'S STRUCTURAL ENGINEER MUST REVIEW ANY ROOM THAT IS NOT SLAB ON-GRADE. THE MOMENTUM GENERATED BY THE

TUBE ROTATING WITHIN THE GANTRY CREATES A LIVE LOAD THAT MUST BE FACTORED INTO THE STRUCTURAL DESIGN CALCULATIONS (SEE NOTE 4).

4. THE SUPRIA'S STATIC GANTRY WEIGHT OF 3,638 POUNDS MUST BE MULTIPLIED BY A FACTOR OF 1.1 TO OBTAIN THE LIVE LOAD THAT IS TO BE USED FOR DESIGNING THE FLOOR. THIS LOAD IS DISTRIBUTED EQUALLY OVER 2 MOUNTING PLATES (277 SQ. IN. EACH) AS SHOWN IN THE ADJACENT FLOOR LOADING DIAGRAM.

5. THE PATIENT TABLE WEIGHS 715 POUNDS PLUS A MAXIMUM OF 400 POUND PATIENT LOAD (1115 POUNDS TOTAL). THIS WEIGHT IS DISTRIBUTED OVER A SINGLE MOUNTING PLATE (1201.7 SQ. IN.) AS SHOWN IN THE ADJACENT FLOOR LOADING DIAGRAM.

6. FLOOR LEVELNESS IS CRITICAL TO THE LONG TERM OPERATION OF THE UNIT. THE FLOOR MUST BE LEVEL TO 1/8" OR LESS OVER 6'-0" IN THE AREA OF THE GANTRY AND TABLE WITH A FLATNESS OF+/- 1 MM IN THE AREA OF THE MOUNTING PLATES.

7. THE MINIMUM ANCHOR HOLE DEPTH IS 2 9/16" (64 MM). 8. THE GANTRY MUST NOT BE INSTALLED ON A WOODEN FLOOR 9. IF SEISMIC ANCHORAGE IS REQUIRED, CONTACT THE HMSA SITE PLANNING DEPARTMENT FOR DETAILS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

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1959 SUMMIT COMMERCE PARK TWINSBURG, OH 44087-2371


ENVIRONMENTAL AND STRUCTURAL NOTES

DATE: 10/01/15 11/03/15

PAGE 5 OF 13

ELECTRICAL & WIREWAY NOTES SUPRIA POWER REQUIREMENTS

VOLTAGE: 208 VOLT, THREE PHASE, 4 WIRE, WYE WITH NEUTRAL BONDED WITH SYSTEM GROUND (+/-10% WITH 5% OR LESS REGULATION NO LOAD TO FULL LOAD)

FREQUENCY: 50/60Hz+/- LESS THAN 1% LOAD CAPACITY: 75kVA CIRCUIT BREAKER SIZE: 200AMPS

NOTES: 1. THIS IS THE SUPRIA SYSTEM LOAD ONLY. THE TOTAL SUB-PANEL LOAD MUST BE

DETERMINED BY AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER OR OTHER QUALIFIED INDIVIDUAL. 2. THE SUPRIA SYSTEM DRAWS SIGNIFICANT MOMENTARY LOADS THAT CAN RESULT IN

LINE SAGS IF SUB-PANEL LOAD, TRANSFORMER AND/OR WIRE SIZES ARE DESIGNED TO MINIMUM STANDARDS. THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MUST BE DESIGNED TO ENSURE THAT THE FULL 75 KVA CAPACITY IS AVAILABLE AT THE SUPRIA GANTRY IN ORDER TO ENSURE FULL FUNCTIONALITY OF THE SUPRIA SYSTEM. IF A NEW TRANSFORMER IS REQUIRED, IT SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF THE NEXT HIGHEST STANDARD CAPACITY (112.5kVA)

3. DO NOT DE-RATE WIRE SIZES AS ALLOWED PER NEC. GROUNDS MUST BE FULL SIZED. 4. ALL WORK SHALL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LOCAL AND NATIONAL

ELECTRIC CODES (NEC) AND REGULATIONS.

PROVIDED BY HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS AMERICA: HMSA WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING: 1. ALL AC POWER WIRING, GROUNDING AND SIGNAL CABLE CONNECTIONS FROM THE SUPRIA

GANTRY TO THE PATIENT TABLE AND OPERATOR CONSOLE. A. CABLE LENGTH RESTRICTIONS DICTATE THAT THE WIREWAY MUST BE RUN PER THE

APPROVED HMSA SITE SPECIFIC DRAWING. ANY DEVIATION MUST BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY HMSA SITE PLANNING.

B. SHOULD UNION LABOR REQUIREMENTS OR OTHER FACTORS PROHIBIT THE INSTALLATION OF THIS WIRING BY HMSA PERSONNEL, IT BECOMES THE CUSTOMER'S/CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE INSTALLATION. HMSA WILL SUPERVISE AS PERMITTED.

2. A TWO-WAY INTERCOM BETWEEN THE GANTRY AND OPERATOR CONSOLE IS BUILT INTO THE SUPRIA SYSTEM.

PROVIDED BY THE CUSTOMER'S CONTRACTOR: THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING AND INSTALLING THE FOLLOWING: 1. 208V POWER AS REQUIRED FOR THE SYSTEM (SEE NOTE 1 UNDER SUPRIA POWER

REQUIREMENTS ABOVE). GROUNDING CONDUCTORS TO THE SUPRIA MUST BE THE SAME SIZE AS THE POWER CONDUCTORS.

2. ALL PANELS, CONDUITS, JUNCTION BOXES, DISCONNECTS AND WIRING (INCLUDING GROUNDING) TO LOCATIONS AS SHOWN IN THESE DETAILS AND ON THE SITE SPECIFIC DRAWING.

3. ALL WIREWAYS AND CONDUITS FOR SYSTEM INTERCONNECTION AS SHOWN ON SITE SPECIFIC DRAWING. WIREWAYS ARE TO BE 3 1/2" x 10" WITH REMOVABLE COVERS AND A DIVIDER (CAPABLE OF HOLDING 5 LBS. PER FOOT). THESE MAY BE FLUSH OR SURFACE MOUNTED ON WALL AND FLOOR AS INDICATED ON THE SITE SPECIFIC DRAWING. KNOCKOUTS ARE TO BE PROVIDED AT THE DIRECTION OF HMSA INSTALLER.

4. PROTECTIVE BUSHINGS/GROMMETS AT ALL CONDUIT ENDS, KNOCKOUTS AND OPENINGS IN FACE PLATES AND WIREWAYS TO PREVENT ABRASION OR DAMAGE TO CABLES.

5. SHUNT TRIP (EMERGENCY STOP) BUTTONS AS SHOWN ON SITE DRAWING AND/OR AS REQUIRED BY CODE. HMSA RECOMMENDS BUTTONS WITH FLIP UP COVERS OR OTHER PROTECTIVE DEVICES TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL TRIPPING. IF A UPS SYSTEM IS USED, THE SHUNT TRIP MUST BE IN LINE AFTER IT TO ENSURE POWER IS INTERRUPTED WHEN THE SHUNT IS ACTIVATED.

6. "X-RAY ON" LIGHTS AND APPROPRIATE WIRING AT ALL DOORS INTO THE SCAN ROOM . 7. DOOR INTERLOCK SWITCHES AND APPROPRIATE WIRING (NOT REQUIRED UNLESS

DICTATED BY CODE, BUT RECOMMENDED BY HMSA) AT ALL DOORS INTO THE SCAN ROOM. 8. A NETWORK CONNECTION IS REQUIRED AT THE OPERATOR CONSOLE ALONG WITH ANY

HARDWARE NECESSARY TO INTERFACE TO THE CUSTOMER'S NETWORK. 9. ONE (1) TELEPHONE LINE IN THE CONTROL ROOM. THIS IS REQUIRED FOR USE BY

SERVICE PERSONNEL AND THE CUSTOMER'S OPERATING TECHNICIAN. 10. A MINIMUM OF ONE ACCESSIBLE 120 VOLT CONVIENCE OUTLET PER WALL THROUGHOUT

THE SUITE IS REQUIRED FOR SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE. 11. SEPARATE LIGHTING CONTROLS FOR SCAN AND CONTROL ROOMS (MULTIPLE LIGHTING

CIRCUITS WITH DIMMERS ARE RECOMMENDED). 12. A SINGLE SUITE GROUND STUD IS REQUIRED AT THE SYSTEM DISCONNECT. 13. CONNECTION OF THE HMSA SUPPLIED POWER CABLE AND GROUNDING CABLES BETWEEN

THE X-RAY SUPRIA GANTRY AND THE BUILDING POWER SUPPLY AS SHOWN ON THE ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM ABOVE.

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SURFACE MOUNTED DISCONNECT BY CONTRACTOR. LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE IMAGE PROCESSOR@ 36" AFF. A 1/4" GROUND STUD IS REQUIRED. A JUNCTION BOX WITH TERMINAL STRIP (SIZED PER NEC) MAY BE SUBSTITUTED IF PANEL IS WITHIN VISUAL CONTROL OF ENGINEER WHILE SERVICING THE SYSTEM. A 1/4" GROUND STUD IS REQUIRED WITH THE TERMINAL STRIP.

(2 CABLES- 3x2AWG & 1x2AWG) INSTALLED AT DISCONNECT AND ROUTED VIA CONDUIT TO WIREWAY LEADING TO GANTRY BY f POWER CABLES SUPPLIED BY HMSA

--1_ CONTRACTOR. TOTAL RUN FROM DISCONNECT fl TO GANTRY NOT TO EXCEED 45'

GROUND CABLES SUPPLIED BY HMSA, RUN VIA WIREWAY TO VICINITY OF DISCONNECT, INSTALLED AT DISCONNECT BY CONTRACTOR. .--NOT TO EXCEED 45' ------<:::D

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

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GANTRY

"X-RAY ON' WARNING LIGHT LOW VOLTAGE NORMALLY OPEN CONTACTOR

- 24V CIRCUT PROVIDED BY CONTRACTOR. SIZED AS REQUIRED. TO BE FED THROUGH WIREWAY TO REAR OF GANTRY. 4' PIGTAIL REQ'D.

"X-RAY ON" LIGHT:

PROVIDED BY HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS AMERICA: HMSA WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING: 1. CONNECT CONTRACTOR PROVIDED 24VAC POWER WIRES TO A NORMALLY OPEN

CONTACTOR IN THE GANTRY.

PROVIDED BY CUSTOMER'S CONTRACTOR: THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING AND INSTALLING THE FOLLOWING: 1. "X-RAY ON" LIGHT UNITS OUTSIDE OF ALL DOORS INTO THE SCAN ROOM. ("X-RAY ON"

INDICATOR LIGHTS ARE PRESENT ON THE FRONT AND REAR OF THE SUPRIA GANTRY. ARCHITECT/CONTRACTOR ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING IF ADDITIONAL LIGHTS ARE REQUIRED PER GOVERNING BUILDING CODES.)

2. POWER CIRCUIT FOR "X-RAY ON" LIGHTS. CIRCUIT IS TO BE SWITCHED VIA A 24 VAG RELAY WITH NORMALLY OPEN CONTACTS.

3. ALL WIRING, CONDUITS AND BOXES AS REQUIRED FROM THE RELAY TO THE REAR OF THE GANTRY PER DIAGRAM BELOW.

DOOR INTERLOCK(S) (OPTIONAL I AS REQUIRED BY CODE):

PROVIDED BY HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS AMERICA: HMSA WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING: 1. CONNECT CONTRACTOR PROVIDED WIRING TO A 15VAC CIRCUIT IN THE GANTRY.

PROVIDED BY CUSTOMER'S CONTRACTOR: THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPLYING AND INSTALLING THE FOLLOWING: 1. INTERLOCK SWITCHES (OPEN WHEN DOOR IS OPEN), WIRING CONDUIT AND JUNCTION

BOXES AS REQUIRED TO THE REAR OF THE GANTRY PER THE ADJACENT DIAGRAM.

(-- 120V CIRCUT FOR "X-RAY ON" LIGHTS BY CONTACTOR

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DOOR INTERLOCK CIRCUT ~DOOR INTERLOCK SWITCH(S) PROVIDED AND 15V AC POWER CREATED ,... INSTALLED BY CUSTOMER I CONTRACTOR. BY X-RAY CONTROL UNIT. f ' IF MULTIPLE INTERLOCKS ARE USED THEY

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NOTE: DOOR INTERLOCK(S) ARE NOT REQUIRED BY HMSA. THIER INSTALLATION IS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CUSTOMER OR AS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE CODES.

\.{___ WIRES SIZED AS REQUIRED PER CODE. TO BE FED THROUGH WIREWAY TO REAR OF GANTRY. 4' PIGTAIL REQUIRED. ALL COMPONENTS PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY CUSTOMER OR CONTRACTOR.

THE GENERATION OF X-RAYS IF ONE IS OPEN.



"X-RAY ON" AND DOOR INTERLOCK INTERCONNECTION ELECTRICAL AND WIREWAY NOTES

DATE: 10/01/15 I REVISION: 11/03/15


ELECTRICAL & WIREWAY NOTES (CONT)

DISCONNECT FROM PANEL OR J-BOX W/ BUS BAR. MINIMUM 1 1/4" CONDUIT INTO WIREWAY

PANEL

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VERTICAL RISER

CONDUIT BY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SIZED AS REQUIRED PER APPLICABLE CODE

JUNCTION BOX

SURFACE MOUNTED DISCONNECT

DICOM NETWORK CONNECTION

120V, 15 AMP CONVENIENCE OUTLETS, MINIMUM OF ONE ON EACH WALL REQUIRED FOR SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

TELEPHONE LINE

208/120VAC PANEL

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1. METALLIC WIREWAYS (CABLE DUCTS) ARE REQUIRED FOR THE INTERCONNECT CABLES BETWEEN THE VARIOUS SYSTEM COMPONENTS. WIREWAYS ARE NOT PROVIDED WITH THE SYSTEM AND ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.

A) A 3 1/2" X 10" SURFACE MOUNTED WIREWAY IS SHOWN IN THE TYPICAL LAYOUT.

B) IN-FLOOR WIREWAYS AND COMPUTER FLOORING ARE ACCEPTABLE ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF HOUSING AND PROTECTING SYSTEM INTERCONNECT CABLES.

C) WIREWAYS SHOULD BE ORDERED WELL IN ADVANCE DUE TO AVAILABILITY. D) WOOD AND PVC WIREWAYS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE.

2. THE WIREWAY MUST HAVE A REMOVABLE COVER AND INCLUDE A DIVIDER CREATING TWO EQUAL COMPARTMENTS.

3. THE DIVIDER IN WALL MOUNTED WIREWAYS MUST BE CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING FIVE (5) POUNDS PER LINEAR FOOT.

4. AN ON-FLOOR OR IN-FLOOR WIREWAY BEHIND THE GANTRY IS REQUIRED. IT MUST HAVE A REMOVABLE COVER AND BE INSTALLED PER THE HMSA SITE SPECIFIC DRAWING.

5. IF IN-FLOOR WIREWAY IS USED, PLACEMENT IS CRITICAL TO ENSURE COMPATIBILITY WITH MOUNTING BOLT AND CABLE ENTRY LOCATIONS.

6. WIREWAYS MUST BE INSTALLED AND COMPLETE BEFORE HMSA CAN BEGIN THE INSTALLATION OF THE SUPRIA SYSTEM.

7. A DICOM COMPATIBLE NETWORK SYSTEM MUST BE EMPLOYED. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MUST ENSURE THAT THE NETWORK CONNECTION IN THE CONTROL ROOM, AS WELL AS THE OUTLETS IN ALL ROOMS ARE LOCATED SUCH THAT THEY WILL NOT BE BLOCKED BY THE WIREWAY.

DISCONNECT OR J-BOX w/ A TERMINAL STRIP FOR SYSTEM POWER FROM PANEL

CONDUIT TO DOOR AI'"'-- 1 1/4" (MIN DIAMETER) CONDUIT TO WIREWAY. INTERLOCK (OPTIONAL) TOTAL RUN FROM TERMINAL STRIP TO GANTRY

NOT TO EXCEED 45'

3 1/2" x 10" ON-FLOOR WIREWAY WITH METALLIC DIVIDER

SCAN ROOM

NOTE: SEE SITE SPECIFIC DRAWING FOR EXACT WIREWAY CONFIGURATION



CONTROL ROOM ELECTRICAL AND WIREWAY NOTES (CONT.)

DATE: 10/01/15

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1. IT IS THE CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THE SUITE IS PROPERLY SHIELDED FOR RADIATION SAFETY. THE SUPRIA IS AN X-RAY BASED IMAGING SYSTEM. THE ACCOMPANYING INFORMATION SHOULD BE PRESENTED TO A RADIATION HEALTH PHYSICIST OR OTHER QUALIFIED INDIVIDUAL FOR REVIEW. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER TO ENSURE THAT APPROPRIATE SHIELDING IS DESIGNED FOR THE SUITE USING THIS INFORMATION AND A FINAL, APPROVED FLOOR PLAN.

2. THE EXPOSURE LEVELS WERE DERIVED USING THE FOLLOWING SCAN CONDITIONS: A. 140 kVA B. 200 mA C. COLLIMATION 10mmx2 D. 2.0 SECOND SCAN USING A BODY DOSIMETRY PHANTOM

3. THE VALUES SHOWN ARE IN nGy I mAs (NANO GREY per MILLIAMPERE SECOND)

4. A SECTION VIEW WITH MEASUREMENT POINTS AT 50 CM INTERVALS IS SHOWN ON THIS PAGE. THE PLAN VIEW (PG 9 OF 13) SHOWS MEASUREMENT POINTS AT 50 CM INTERVALS.



RADIATION SAFETY

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{DISTANCE SHOWN IN METERS} RADIATION SAFETY (CONT}

DATE: 10/01/15 I REVISION: INITIAL RELEASE


DELIVERY I RIGGING INFORMATION

CUSTOMER/CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES

1. THE CUSTOMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COST OF TRANSPORTATION AND RIGGING TO DELIVER THE SYSTEM TO THEIR SITE PURSUANT

TO THE TERMS OF THE SALES AGREEMENT.

2. WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST, DETERMINE AND CONFIRM THE DELIVERY PATH AND OFF LOAD AREA FOR

THE SUPRIA SYSTEM.

3. IDENTIFY, CONTRACT, AND SCHEDULE A RIGGER TO UNLOAD, UNCRA TE, AND DELIVER ALL SUP RIA SYSTEM COMPONENTS.

THE DELIVERY DATE WILL BE A COORDINATED EFFORT BETWEEN THE CUSTOMER, CONTRACTOR, HMSA, AND THE RIGGER.

THE DELIVERY DATE IS BASED ON SITE PREPAREDNESS, SYSTEM AVAILABILITY, RIGGER AVAILABILITY, AND ADMINISTRATIVE

APPROVAL. YOUR HMSA SITE PLANNING SPECIALIST CAN ASSIST IN IDENTIFYING AN EXPERIENCED RIGGER IN YOUR AREA.

4. ENSURE THE AREA REQUESTED BY THE RIGGER FOR DELIVERY TRUCKS AND WORK SPACE IS AVAILABLE AND FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS.

5. ENSURE THE DELIVERY PATH FOR THE GANTRY AND OTHER SYSTEM COMPONENTS IS CLEAR AND FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS.

6. HAVE A FACILITY REPRESENTATIVE AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY.

7. SIGN SHIPPING DOCUMENTS UPON DELIVERY.

8. SECURE INSURANCE COVERAGE, EFFECTIVE UPON DELIVERY OF YOUR SYSTEM.

9. PROVIDE A SECURE STORAGE AREA NEAR THE CT CONTROL ROOM (MINIMUM 10' X 10') FOR ANCILLARY SYSTEM COMPONENTS UNTIL

THE INSTALLATION PROCESS IS COMPLETED.

10. IF A SECURABLE STORAGE AREA IS NOT AVAILABLE, HMSA CAN ASSIST IN ARRANGING WITH THE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY TO

STORE THE ANCILLARY COMPONENTS FOR A SECOND DELIVERY. THE CUSTOMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ADDITIONAL COST OF

STORAGE AND DELIVERY/RIGGING. THIS MUST BE ARRANGED PRIOR TO THE INITIAL DELIVERY.

HMSA RESPONSIBILITIES

1. ASSIST THE CUSTOMER AND CONTRACTOR IN IDENTIFYING A RIGGER TO UNLOAD, UNCRATE, AND DELIVER THE SUPRIA SYSTEM.

2. ASSIST THE CUSTOMER, CONTRACTOR, AND RIGGER IN IDENTIFYING A DELIVERY PATH FOR THE SYSTEM.

3. COORDINATE THE DELIVERY DATE OF THE CT SYSTEM WITH THE CUSTOMER, CONTRACTOR, AND RIGGER.

4. PROVIDE THE CUSTOMER, CONTRACTOR, AND RIGGER WITH DELIVERY AND HANDLING PRECAUTIONS FOR THE CT SYSTEM.

5. ASSIST THE CUSTOMER AND CONTRACTOR IN LOCATING AN ADEQUATE STORAGE SPACE FOR THE ANCILLARY COMPONENTS.

6. AN HMSA SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE AT THE DELIVERY TO PROVIDE DIRECTION FOR THE UNLOADING, UNCRATING,

AND PLACEMENT OF ALL SUPRIA COMPONENTS.

RIGGER RESPONSIBILITIES

1. SECURE INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR TRANSPORTATION, RIGGING, AND DELIVERY OF THE CT SYSTEM. PROVIDE THE HMSA SITE

PLANNING SPECIALIST WITH A CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE PRIOR TO DELIVERY.

2. DETERMINE AREA FOR UNLOADING, RIGGING, AND DELIVERING THE SYSTEM COMPONENTS, INCLUDING 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 EQUIPMENT AND THE FACILITIES (I.E. FLOORING, WALL COVERING, ETC.).

6. PROVIDE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT FOR DELIVERY OF THE SUPRIA SYSTEM, ( IE: CRANE, FORKLIFT, ROL-A-LIFTS, & PALLET JACKS).

7. APPROVE FINAL DELIVERY ROUTE.

8. UNLOAD, UNCRATE, AND DELIVER THE SYSTEM INSIDE AS DIRECTED BY HMSA SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE ON-SITE.

9. DISPOSE OF ALL PACKING AND CRATING MATERIALS AS DIRECTED BY THE HMSA SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE.

SUPRIA COMPONENT LIST

COMPONENT LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT WEIGHT (lbs) CRATE NUMBER (CRATED) (CRATED) (CRATED) (CRATED)

1. CTGANTRY 7'-11" 4'-0" 7-5" 4189

CT GANTRY(UNCRATED) 7'-4" 3'-1" 6'-3"* 3638

2. COVERS 7-1" 3'-6" 3'-8" 485

3. PATIENT TABLE 9'-5" 3'-2" 2'-10" 1213

4. IMAGE PROCESSOR, CABLES 6'-0" 3'-2" 3'-4" 595

5. PADS, MISC. 3'-10" 3'-10" 1'-5" 210

* 2" CLEARANCE AIFF PROVIDED

NOTE: DUE TO THE WEIGHT OF THE CT SYSTEM COMPONENTS, A RIGGER MAY BE NECESSARY FOR UNLOADING AND

PLACING THE CT SYSTEM. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED IN THE CONTRACT, HIRING A RIGGER IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF

THE CUSTOMER, NOT HMSA. THE SITE PLANNER CAN ASSIST THE CUSTOMER AND/OR CONTRACTOR IN IDENTIFYING A

RIGGER IN THE AREA THAT HAS EXPERIENCE WITH THE SUPRIA SYSTEM. ONCE A RIGGER IS HIRED, NOTIFY THE HMSA SITE

PLANNER SO THAT THEY CAN ASSIST IN COORDINATION OF THE DELIVERY. A CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE FOR THE

RIGGER MUST BE ON FILE WITH HMSA SITE PLANNING DEPARTMENT PRIOR TO DELIVERY.

CAUTION- TO AVOID PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE DETECTOR CRYSTALS DURING SHIPMENT, THE TEMPERATURE TOLERANCE

MUST REMAIN BETWEEN 32•F AND 110•F.IF THE TEMPERATURE IS OUTSIDE THE RANGE OF 50•F TO 86•F, THEY MUST

STABILIZE AT ROOM TEMPERATURE FOR 24 HOURS BEFORE OPENING.

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DATE: 10/01/15 REVISION: 11/03/15


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1. MINMUM SERVICE CLEARANCES ARE SHOWN IN THE DRAWINGS ON THIS PAGE. CONTACT SITE PLANNING IMMEDIATELY WHEN SERVICE AREAS MAY BE COMPROMISED.

2. A STORAGE AREA TO HOUSE THE CALIBRATION PHANTOM CART (SHOWN THIS PAGE) SHOULD BE DESIGNED INTO THE SCAN ROOM OR OTHER NEARBY SPACE.

3. FOR PLANNING PURPOSES AND TO MAINTAIN CONSISTENCY WITH SHIELDING DESIGN ISO-CENTER SHOULD BE REFERENCED



SCAN ROOM COMPONENTS

DATE: 10/01/15

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CONTROL ROOM COMPONENTS

DATE: 10/01/15 I REVISION: 11/03/15


SUPRIA PRE-DELIVERY/INSTALLATION SITE CHECKLIST The following checklist notes items that must be completed prior to the delivery and installation of the SUPRIA CT system. “Per site drawing” on this checklist refers to the HMSA final site specific drawing provided to the customer and their contractor. It is the customer’s/contractor’s responsibility to provide masonite or other protective covering for the floors to prevent damage during the delivery and placement of the equipment. THIS CHECKLIST MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO HMSA TWINSBURG PRIOR TO DELIVERY

Done Date to be completed

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION: All room dimensions verified against the final HMSA site drawing and Site Planning notified of any discrepancies Scan room ceiling height is 8’-7” (min req’d for tube crane) or greater Counter for Operator Workstation installed in control room if applicable All other casework and sink installed and complete Scan and Control room construction complete All rooms free of dust and debris Protective floor covering (masonite or equal) in place or available for delivery

ELECTRICAL:

Disconnect installed at Image Processor location and ready to be energized: 208V, 200A, 3 phase, 4 wire Emergency stop buttons (Shunt trip) installed and functional “X-Ray On” warning lights installed at scan room doors and location in scan room visible from anywhere in room Door interlock switches (optional) installed Wiring for “X-Ray On” and door interlocks run through wireway w/ 6’ pigtails at rear of gantry Wall mounted wireway with 2 equal compartments and removable cover per site drawing (divider open @ vertical transition) On-floor/ in-floor wireway with 2 equal compartments and removable cover per site drawing Standard service outlets (120V) throughout suite (minimum 1 per wall) and required outlets (120V) per site drawing Telephone in control room for Technician and Service Engineer use Network (DICOM) drops located per site drawing Lights with adjustable brightness levels installed and functional in scan and control rooms Electrician scheduled for the morning after delivery to connect power and provide wireway access openings per installer ENVIRONMENTAL: HVAC system with separate thermostatic zones for scan and control rooms operational

SUPRIA PRE-DELIVERY/INSTALLATION SITE CHECKLIST (REV 10/05/15) DM# 160381 v1 Pg. 1 of 2

Done Date to be completed

FACILITIES:

HMSA must have 24 hour access to facility Chairs and a restroom must be available in the work area Convenient storage area is available for miscellaneous equipment A dumpster will be available for disposal of packing debris Delivery path is accessible and free of obstructions (minimum 38” clearance in straight path) Area for parking delivery truck and off loading identified and arrangements made to keep it clear for delivery date All of these items have been checked and are complete. All of these items have been checked and exceptions with completion dates noted. Customer has completed all applicable Federal, State and Local registrations and met all applicable requirements to allow for the delivery, installation and service of the equipment in conformance with those regulations. Date__________ HMSA FSE Signature_______________________________ Name printed__________________________ Date___________ Contractor/Customer Signature________________________ Name printed__________________________ E-Mail to #[email protected] SUPRIA PRE-DELIVERY/INSTALLATION SITE CHECKLIST (REV 10/05/15) DM# 160381 v1 Pg. 2 of 2

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