M4-060 850 18 08 02

MAGNETOM
Function Description
System
Cooling
MAGNETOM ESSENZA
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05.15 CS SD MR Restricted
Table of Contents 3
1 Introduction 4
1.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1.2 Secondary Water Circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.1 Supplied Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.2 Water Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.3 ACS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.3 Primary Water Circuit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.3.1 Cooling Water Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.3.2 Water Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
2 ICS passive 10
2.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
2.2 Water Circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
2.3 Electric Circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
2.3.1 Supply and Circuit Breakers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
2.3.2 Control Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
3 ICS active 22
3.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
3.2 Water Circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
3.3.2 Control Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
4 Local Cooling System 35
4.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
4.2 Water Circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.3.2 User Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
5 Changes to previous version 41
6 List of Hazard IDs 42
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4 1 Introduction
1.1 General
The MAGNETOM ESSENZA utilizes a newly designed water-cooling system. The cooling
requirements of the MAGNETOM ESSENZA are somewhat lower than of other 1.5 T sys‐
tems. This is mainly due to the reduced gradient performance. Please be aware that the
system needs water cooling even when in the “System off” status. The reason is the heli‐
um compressor (MREF) for the cold-head cooling the magnet.
Fig. 1: Cooling requirement
There are two versions of the Integrated Cooling System (ICS) available for the MAGNE‐
TOM ESSENZA:
n ICS passive (standard) - this version requires primary cooling water provided by the
customer via an existing in-house cooling system or a purchased chiller.
n ICS active (optional) - with this option the customer is independent of any external
water cooling supply.

Introduction 1 5
Fig. 2: ICS passive - block diagram
6 1 Introduction
Fig. 3: ICS active - block diagram
Introduction 1 7
1.2 Secondary Water Circuit

The secondary water circuit of both the passive and active version of the ICS is almost
identical.
1.2.1 Supplied Components

The ICS supplies the following components with cooling water (the so-called secondary
water circuit):
n in the ICS itself
Air Conditioning System (ACS) 8 to 12 l/min 2 kW

Helium Compressor (MREF = Magnet REFrigerator) 8 to 12 l/min 6 kW
n in the ECA
RF-Power Amplifier (RFPA) 8 to 12 l/min 0.7 kW

Gradient Power Amplifier (GPA) 15 to 25 l/min 5 kW
n in the magnet room
Gradient Coil (GC) and RF-InfraStructure (RFIS_60) 14 to 20 l/min 7 kW

Transmit Antenna Selector (TAS) at inflow of gradient coil n. a. n. a.
1.2.2 Water Requirements

n Water type: Pure / Distilled Water
n Temperature: 19˚ to 22˚ C
n Static filling pressure: 1.7 bar
1.2.3 ACS
All four fans blow air outside. When the cooling system is switched on, fans 1 and 2
switch on immediately. After the control board has initialized, fans 3 and 4 switch on. Be‐
fore fans 3 and 4 switch on, the prevailing air flow may cause their blades to turn back‐
wards.
There is no air temperature sensor inside the ACS.

8 1 Introduction
Fig. 4: ACS air flow

Introduction 1 9
1.3 Primary Water Circuit

The primary water circuit provides cooling for the internal secondary water circuit.
1.3.1 Cooling Water Supply

For the primary water supply there are two possibilities:
n ICS passive uses the primary cooling water supplied by the customer from an in-house
supply or a separate chiller.
n ICS active has a build-in primary cooling circuit including a water-to-air heat exchang‐
er, the so-called External Fan Unit (EFU), positioned outside. The water hose length
between ICS active and EFU is 20 m and can be optionally prolonged to 40 m by an
additional 20 m hose set.
1.3.2 Water Requirements

Requirements for the ICS passive:
n Water type: n. a. (depends on customer chiller)
n Temperature: 6˚ to 12˚ C
n Flow rate: 30 l/min (for 12˚C)
n Static filling pressure: n. a. (depends on customer chiller)
Requirements for the ICS active:
n Water type: use the glycol/water mixture delivered with the system
n Temperature: n. a. (internally regulated)
n Flow rate: n. a. (internally regulated)
n Static filling pressure: 1.7 bar
 The primary water circuit of the ICS active has to be filled with the glycol/water mixture
from Siemens only!
A new ICS active is delivered with 75 l (plus additional 25 l for 40 m option) of glycol/
water mixture. Additionally, it can be ordered as a spare part in 25 l canisters.
NOTICE
Water-cooled components could be damaged by frost!
 Drain all water from FRUs before they are sent back.

10 2 ICS passive
2.1 General
ICS passive incorporates four functional blocks:
n Primary water circuit; most of it is supplied by the customer.
n Secondary water circuit, which cools all the system components mentioned in chapter
1 ( Supplied Components / Page 7)
n Helium compressor
n Air conditioning system (ACS), providing air cooling for the GPA and the rest of the
ECA.
Fig. 5: ICS passive 1. Electronics module

2. Water cooling circuit
1 3. Helium compressor for the mag‐
net (MREF)
4. Air conditioning system (ACS)
4
3

ICS passive 2 11
2.2 Water Circuit

The photo below shows the water pipes of the ICS passive. The insulated part in the back
of the photo belongs to the primary water circuit. Therefore, the non-insulated part is the
secondary water circuit.
The numbers of the legend correspond to the numbers in the flow-diagram on the next
page.
Fig. 6: ICS passive (water circuit) 1. Heat exchanger

2. Pressure sensor
10
14 3. Expansion vessel
4. Safety valve
5. Secondary water pump
7 6. Temperature sensor
9
7. Air bleeder
8. Pressure gauge
1
3 9. Solenoid valve
11 4
10. Flow sensor
6 2
11. Shut-off valves
12. Filling and drain valves
8 13. Strainer (not visible)
14. 3-way valve
11
12
5
12
If the pressure (B2) on the suction side of the secondary water pump
 ( 2/Fig. 7 Page 12) drops below 0.5 bar the cooling system is switched off. To reset
this error condition, you need to reach a static fill pressure of at least 1.5 bar (hystere‐
sis).

12 2 ICS passive
Fig. 7: ICS passive - flow diagram
ICS passive 2 13
2.3 Electric Circuit

The electronics module in the ICS passive cabinet is located at the top
( 1/Fig. 5 Page 10).
It contains
n circuit breakers,
n contactors, and
n a printed circuit board (control unit)
to protect and control the active cooling system.
2.3.1 Supply and Circuit Breakers

The ICS passive is supplied by 25 A circuit breaker F103 in the Mains Connection Box. Us‐
ing terminal X101, the 3-phase supply is connected to the ICS active electronics module.
Fig. 8: Electronics module - ICS passive
List of circuit breakers and protected devices:

n Q1: Helium compressor for magnet cooling (MREF)
n Q2: Secondary water pump via contactor K1
n F1: 230 V AC for ACS and transformer T1
n F2: 24 V AC supply for the control unit

14 2 ICS passive
NOTICE
The ICS is directly connected to the local power supply via the Mains Connection
Box.
Incorrect voltage setting can damage components! Therefore, check and adjust
the voltage setting of
 the helium compressor for the magnet (MREF) and
 the transformer T1 in the electronics module.
The four fans in the ACS are supplied by 230 V AC taken from transformer T1. Contactor
 K2 is always energized. In earlier product versions, the two fans M13 and M14 could be
de-energized by the separate relay. With the Essenza this is no longer the case.

ICS passive 2 15
Fig. 9: ICS passive - electrical diagram
16 2 ICS passive
2.3.2 Control Unit

The control unit is located on the right side of the electronics module. It controls and su‐
pervises the function of the cooling system and provides a CANopen communication link
to the measurement control of the system.
Its 24 V AC supply comes from transformer T1 via circuit breaker F2.
2.3.2.1 K2270 Control Unit
Fig. 10: Control unit 1. CANopen connection

1 2. H3; red LED: normally off, indicating
no fault.
4 2 3. H2; yellow LED: normally off, indi‐
3 cating system OK. It is on during
controller restart.
4. H1; green LED: normally blinking, in‐
7
dicating program active.
5. A-LEDs ( Tab. 1 Page 18)
6. E-LEDs ( Tab. 2 Page 19)
7. H4; red LED: Not used

ICS passive 2 17
Fig. 11: ICS passive - control unit
18 2 ICS passive
A-LEDs
Eight green input LEDs (E1 to E8) and eight green output LEDs (A1 to A8) indicate the
function and status of the cooling system.
Fig. 12: A-LEDs - ICS passive
Tab. 1 A-LEDs
LED Device activated Prerequisite or function

A1 motor M6 of 3-way valve valve opens for cooling
in secondary circuit
A2 motor M6 of 3-way valve valve opens for bypass (no cooling)
A3 K2 (ACS fans 3 and 4) None
A4 Not used n.a.
A5 Not used n.a.
A6 K1 (secondary pump) circuit breaker Q2 is ON
A7 by-pass valve Y1 permanently activated in 60 Hz systems
A8 Not used n.a.

ICS passive 2 19
E-LEDs
Fig. 13: E-LEDs - ICS passive
Tab. 2 E-LEDs
LED LED=ON indicates Reason if LED=OFF

E1 secondary pump running circuit breaker Q2 tripped
E2 Not used n.a.
E3 Not used n.a.
E4 helium compressor for the circuit breaker Q1 tripped
magnet (MREF) is running
E5 water flow in primary circuit water flow in primary circuit (supplied by custom‐
OK er chiller) too low or flow switch B12 broken
E6 Not used n.a.
E7 Not used n.a.
E8 water flow to gradient coil water flow to GC too low or flow switch B11 bro‐
OK ken

20 2 ICS passive
 Please be aware that the meanings of the LEDs are different on ICS active and ICS pas‐
sive, even though the board is identical.
2.3.2.2 K2270_2 Control Unit

In October, 2012, the second version of the ICS control unit was introduced. The interface
and operational functions are the same as with the first version. A-LEDs have been re‐
placed by K-LEDs, which retain the same functions but have different locations.
Fig. 14: K2270_2 Control Unit
Tab. 3 K-LEDs

K1 Motor M6 of 3-way valve Valve opens for cooling
K2 Motor M6 of 3-way valve Valve opens for bypass (no cooling)
K3 K2 (ACS fans 3 and 4) None
K4 Not used n.a.
K5 Not used n.a.
K6 K1 (secondary pump) Circuit breaker Q2 is ON

ICS passive 2 21

K7 Bypass valve Y1 Permanently activated in 60 Hz systems
K8 Not used n.a.
Tab. 4 E-LEDs

E1 Secondary pump running Circuit breaker Q2 tripped
E2 Not used n.a.
E3 Not used n.a.
E4 Helium compressor for the Circuit breaker Q1 tripped
magnet (MREF) is running
E5 Water flow in primary circuit Water flow in primary circuit (supplied by custom‐
OK er chiller) too low or flow switch B12 broken
E6 Not used n.a.
E7 Not used n.a.
E8 Water flow to gradient coil Water flow to GC too low or flow switch B11 bro‐
OK ken
Please select the right ICS type in Service Software/Configuration/Measurement Set‐

 tings. Otherwise the wrong loadware will be downloaded to the control unit, which may
change it to firmware mode. It cannot be recovered at the customer site.

22 3 ICS active
3.1 General
ICS active incorporates five functional blocks:
n Primary water circuit, including external fan unit (EFU).
n Coolant circuit, transferring the heat from the secondary to the primary circuit.
n Secondary water circuit, which cools all the system components mentioned in chapter
1 ( Supplied Components / Page 7).
n Helium compressor for magnet cooling (MREF).
n Air conditioning system (ACS), providing air cooling for the GPA and the rest of the
ECA.
Fig. 15: ICS active 1. Primary and secondary water cool‐

ing circuits
2. Coolant circuit (coolant agent: tetra‐
fluorethane)
3. Electronics module
1
4. Helium compressor for the magnet
(MREF)
5. Air conditioning system (ACS)
Fig. 16: EFU (external fan unit)

ICS active 3 23
3.2 Water Circuit

The photo below shows the water pipes of the ICS active. The insulated parts belong to
the primary water circuit.
page.
Fig. 17: ICS active (water circuit) 1. Heat exchanger (not visi‐
ble)
7 2. Pressure sensor
4 3. Expansion vessels
6 4. Safety valves
8 3 5. Secondary water pump
3
6. Temperature sensor
5
4 7. Air bleeder
11 13
11 8. Pressure gauges
2 9. Solenoid valve (not visi‐
12 11
11 ble)
10. Flow sensor (not visible)
12 11. Shut-off valves
12. Filling and drain valves
8
13. Primary water pump
14. 3-way cooling water con‐
troller (not visible)
Coolant Circuit
c
 The coolant circuit is one FRU. The spare part will be delivered with a corresponding lift‐
ing device.

24 3 ICS active
If the pressure on the suction side of either the primary (B7) or the secondary (B5) water
 pump ( 2/Fig. 18 Page 25) drops below 0.5 bar, the cooling system is switched off. To
reset this error condition, you need to reach a static fill pressure of at least 1.5 bar (hys‐
teresis).

ICS active 3 25
Fig. 18: ICS active - flow diagram
26 3 ICS active

The electronics module in the ICS active cabinet is located right above the helium com‐
pressor (MREF) for the magnet. ( 3/Fig. 15 Page 22)
It contains
n circuit breakers,
n contactors, and
n a printed circuit board (control unit)

ICS active is supplied by 50 A circuit breaker F102 in the Mains Connection Box. Using ter‐
minal X102, the 3 phase supply is connected to the ICS active electronics module.
Fig. 19: Electronics module - ICS active
List of circuit breakers and the protected devices:

n Q1: Helium compressor for magnet cooling (MREF)
n Q2: Secondary water pump via contactor K2
n Q3: Primary water pump via contactor K3
n Q4: External fan unit (EFU) via K4
n Q5: Compressor of cooling module K1
n F1: 230 V AC for ACS and transformer T1
n F2: 24 V AC supply for the control unit

ICS active 3 27
NOTICE
Box.
 transformer T1 in the electronics module.
 K5 is always energized. The possibility to de-energize the two fans (M13 and M14) is cur‐
rently not being used.

28 3 ICS active
Fig. 20: ICS active - electric diagram
ICS active 3 29
3.3.2 Control Unit

The control unit is located on the right side of the electronics module. It controls and su‐
pervises the function of the cooling system and provides a CANopen communication link
to the MR system.
Its 24 V AC supply comes from transformer T1 via circuit breaker F2.
3.3.2.1 K2270 Control Unit
Fig. 21: Control unit 1. CANopen connection

1 2. H3; red LED: normally off, indicating
no fault.
4 2 3. H2; yellow LED: normally off, indi‐
3 cating system OK. It is on during
controller restart.
4. H1; green LED: normally blinking, in‐
7
dicating program active.
5. A-LEDs ( Fig. 23 Page 31)
6. E-LEDs ( Fig. 24 Page 32)
7. H4; red LED: Not used

30 3 ICS active
Fig. 22: ICS active - control unit
ICS active 3 31
A-LEDs
Eight green input LEDs (E1 to E8) and eight green output LEDs (A1 to A8) indicate the
function of the cooling system.
Fig. 23: ICS active - A-LEDs
Tab. 5 A-LEDs
LED Device activated Prerequisites

A1 K5 (ACS fans 3 and 4) None
A2 Not used n.a.
A3 K3 (primary pump) circuit breaker Q3 is ON
A4 K4 (EFU) temperature switch in EFU is closed (no over-tempera‐
ture) and circuit breaker Q4 is ON
A5 K1 (compressor in cool‐ K2 activated (secondary pump), PCH (high pressure
ant circuit) pressostat; B9) closed and circuit breaker Q5 is ON
A6 K2 (secondary pump) circuit breaker Q2 is ON
A7 by-pass valve Y1 permanently activated in 60 Hz systems
A8 Not used n.a.

32 3 ICS active
E-LEDs
Fig. 24: ICS active - E-LEDs
Tab. 6 E-LEDs

E1 compressor in coolant circuit is high pressure switch B9 in coolant circuit
running opened or circuit breaker Q5 tripped
E2 helium compressor for the mag‐ circuit breaker Q1 tripped
net (MREF) is running
E3 pressure in coolant circuit is OK pressure in coolant circuit too low (B10)
E4 secondary pump running circuit breaker Q2 tripped
E5 primary pump running circuit breaker Q3 tripped
E6 EFU running motor in EFU too hot or circuit breaker Q4
tripped
E7 EFU running circuit breaker Q4 tripped
E8 water flow to gradient coil OK water flow to gradient coil too low or flow
switch B11 broken
Additional notes:

ICS active 3 33
If E6 and E7 are off, there is a problem with the circuit breaker Q4.
If E6 is off but E7 is on, there is a problem with the EFU.
 Please be aware that the meanings of the LEDs are different on ICS active and ICS pas‐
sive, even though the board is identical.
3.3.2.2 K2270_2 Control Unit

In October, 2012, the second version of the ICS control unit was introduced. The interface
and operational functions are the same as with the first version. A-LEDs have been re‐
placed by K-LEDs, which retain the same functions but have different locations.
Fig. 25: K2270_2 Control Unit
Tab. 7 K-LEDs

K1 K5 (ACS fans 3 and 4) None
K2 Not used n.a.
K3 K3 (primary pump) Circuit breaker Q3 is ON
K4 K4 (EFU) Temperature switch in EFU is closed (no overtempera‐
ture) and circuit breaker Q4 is ON
K5 K1 (compressor in cool‐ K2 activated (secondary pump), PCH (high-pressure
ant circuit) pressostat; B9) closed and circuit breaker Q5 is ON

34 3 ICS active

K6 K2 (secondary pump) Circuit breaker Q2 is ON
K7 Bypass valve Y1 Permanently activated in 60 Hz systems
K8 Not used n.a.
Tab. 8 E-LEDs

E1 Compressor in coolant circuit is High pressure switch B9 in coolant circuit
running opened or circuit breaker Q5 tripped
E2 Helium compressor for the mag‐ Circuit breaker Q1 tripped
net (MREF) is running
E3 Pressure in coolant circuit is OK Pressure in coolant circuit too low (B10)
E4 Secondary pump running Circuit breaker Q2 tripped
E5 Primary pump running Circuit breaker Q3 tripped
E6 EFU running Motor in EFU too hot or circuit breaker Q4
tripped
E7 EFU running Circuit breaker Q4 tripped
E8 Water flow to gradient coil OK Water flow to gradient coil too low or flow
switch B11 broken
Please select the right ICS type in Service Software/Configuration/Measurement Set‐

 tings. Otherwise the wrong loadware will be downloaded to the control unit, which may
change it to firmware mode. It cannot be recovered at the customer site.

Local Cooling System 4 35
4.1 General
On site, there is another kind of ICS (K2278) produced in China. The design structure is
similar to the previous ICS except for the control processor and the user interface panel.
The water requirement is shown as illustrated below:
Primary Water
Passive Active
Water type n.a. ethylene glycol/water mixture
delivered with the system
Temperature 6 to 12 oC n.a.
Flow rate 30 l/min (for 12 oC) n.a.
Static filling pressure n.a. 0.2MPa ±0.02MPa
Secondary Water
Water type Pure / Distilled Water

Temperature 19 to 22 oC
Static filling 0.2MPa ±0.02MPa

36 4 Local Cooling System
4.2 Water Circuit

The photo below shows the water pipes of the ICS active. The insulated parts belong to
the primary water circuit.
page.
Fig. 26: Local ICS Active Structure 1. Primary water pump

5 6 2. Secondary water pump
13
12 11 3. Secondary expansion ves‐
16 sel
3 4. Primary expansion vessel
2 1 5. Gradient Coil water in/out
14 6. EFU water in/out
7. RFPA water in/out
8. GPA water in/out
15 9. Helium Compressor in/out
10. Filling/Drain Valve
11. Primary water tempera‐
ture sensor
12. Secondary water tempera‐
10 ture sensor
7 13. Primary water pressure
sensor
4 14. Secondary water pressure
8
sensor
9 15. Three way valve
16. Solenoide Valve (invisible
from front view)
 The coolant circuit is one FRU. The spare part will be delivered with a corresponding lift‐
ing device.

Fig. 27: Local ICS Active Flow Diagram

The electronics module in the ICS active cabinet is located right above the helium com‐
pressor (MREF) for the magnet. ( 3/Fig. 15 Page 22)
It contains
n circuit breakers,
n contactors, and
n PCO3 controller and user interface

ICS active is supplied by 50 A circuit breaker F102 in the Mains Connection Box. Using ter‐
minal X102, the 3 phase supply is connected to the ICS active electronics module.
Fig. 28: Local ICS Active Electronics Module
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17
List of circuit breakers and the protected devices:

n 1: Transformer T1 for ACS fans and CAN converter’s power supply
n 2: Line Power Circuit BreakerQS for ICS

n 3: Circuit Breaker Q2 for the CAN converter

n 4: PCO3 controller
n 5: Circuit Breaker QF1 for T1
n 6: Circuit Breaker QF3 for Fan2 and Fan 4 in ACS during scanner shut down status
n 7: Circuit Breaker QF4 for Helium compressor of Magnet cooling
n 8: Phase Controller FV
n 9. Contactor KM1 for compressor of coolant module
n 10. Contactor KM2 for primary water pump
n 11: Contactor KM3 for Secondary water pump
n 12: Contactor KM4 for EFU
n 13: Coolant circuit controller
n 14: Thermal overload relay FR1 for Compressor of coolant module
n 15: Thermal overload relay FR2 for Primary water pump
n 16: Thermal overload relay FR3 for Secondary water pump
n 17: Thermal overload relay FR4 for EFU
NOTICE
Box.
 transformer T1 in the electronics module.
K5 is always energized. The possibility to de-energize the two fans (M13 and M14) is cur‐
rently not being used.
4.3.2 User Interface

The User Interface located in the middle of the cover of electronic cabinet which will be
seen when ICS door is opened.
The User Interface is responsible for the following tasks:
1. Displaying the status of ICS, such as current time, In/Out water temperature and so
on.
2. Configuration of various parameters and Alarm setting.
3. Indicating the error messages for trouble shooting.

Fig. 29: Local ICS Active User Interface
2 5
1 6
3
4 7
(1) Display Screen

(2) Alarm Key
(3) Programming Key
(4) ESC Key
(5) Up Key
(6) Enter key
(7) Down key
1 n Main screen for showing different information.
2 n Displays the alarms, mutes the buzzer and deletes the active alarms
3 n Accesses the menu for selecting the group of parameters to be displayed/

modified. (Access to the parameters is confirmed by pressing the “En‐
ter“ key)
4 n Return to the previous menu or the main menu
5 n If the cursor is in the home position(top left corner), scrolls up the screens
in the same group; if the cursor is in a setting field, increases the value.
6 n Used to move the cursor from the home position(top left corner) to the set‐
ting fields, in the setting fields confirms the set value and moves to the next
parameter.
7 n If the cursor is in the home position(top left corner), scrolls down the
screens in the same group; if the cursor is in a setting field. decreases the
value.
 More operation instructions please refer to the documents attached with ICS cabinet or
TSG document.

Changes to previous version 5 41
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n Delete repeated information for Local Cooling
n Delete wrong diagram for Local Cooling

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4 Local Cooling System 35

5 Changes to previous version 41

6 List of Hazard IDs 42

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1.2 Secondary Water Circuit

1.2.1 Supplied Components

Air Conditioning System (ACS) 8 to 12 l/min 2 kW

RF-Power Amplifier (RFPA) 8 to 12 l/min 0.7 kW

n in the magnet room

Gradient Coil (GC) and RF-InfraStructure (RFIS_60) 14 to 20 l/min 7 kW

1.2.2 Water Requirements

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Fig. 4: ACS air flow

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1.3 Primary Water Circuit

1.3.1 Cooling Water Supply

1.3.2 Water Requirements

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Fig. 5: ICS passive 1. Electronics module

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2.2 Water Circuit

Fig. 6: ICS passive (water circuit) 1. Heat exchanger

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2.3 Electric Circuit

2.3.1 Supply and Circuit Breakers

List of circuit breakers and protected devices:

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2.3.2 Control Unit

2.3.2.1 K2270 Control Unit

Fig. 10: Control unit 1. CANopen connection

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LED Device activated Prerequisite or function

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LED LED=ON indicates Reason if LED=OFF

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2.3.2.2 K2270_2 Control Unit

LED Device activated Prerequisite or function

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LED Device activated Prerequisite or function

LED LED=ON indicates Reason if LED=OFF

Please select the right ICS type in Service Software/Configuration/Measurement Set‐

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Fig. 15: ICS active 1. Primary and secondary water cool‐

Fig. 16: EFU (external fan unit)

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3.2 Water Circuit

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3.3 Electric Circuit

3.3.1 Supply and Circuit Breakers

List of circuit breakers and the protected devices:

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3.3.2 Control Unit

3.3.2.1 K2270 Control Unit

Fig. 21: Control unit 1. CANopen connection

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LED Device activated Prerequisites

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