Features & Highlights
Versatility
In addition to RF shielding, Galvanized panels provide some level of 50/60 hz EMI protection
Durability
Sturdy panel structure not easily damaged in onsite construction
Time Savings
Fast onsite installation of panels, including floor shielding
Modularity
Panel system is easily disassembled and reassembled.
Testing
Meets or exceeds all MRI vendor specifications
Warranty
Standard 5 year warranty
Uses
- Radio Frequency (RF) shielding for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machines
- RF shielding for data/voice security, labs, and test rooms
Components
- RF Shield Panels: Modular, rigid panels consisting of 3/4″ composition board laminated on two sides with
26-gauge galvanized steel. - Panel Joining System: Continuous 1/8″ thick galvanized steel hat & flat and corner cove framing shapes, configured to hold RF shield panels rigidly in place.
- Walls: Consist of modular RF shield panels, with the following additions:
- Penetration Panel: A standard RF panel will be modified to accept the MRI vendor’s supplied penetration panel at the time of magnet delivery. This includes a test plate and grounding buss bar.
- Magnet Delivery Access Panel: A removable section will be provided in the shield to allow entry or exit of the MRI magnet — location to be specified prior to shield fabrication.
- Floor: Consists of modular RF panels described above, with the following modifications:
- Underlayment: Consisting of vapor retardant polyethylene sheet and support material
- Magnet Supports/Anchors: Installed per Equipment Vendor’s specs
- Wiring Trenches/Raceways: Lined with formed 12-ounce copper and made electrically contiguous with floor panels
- In certain cases, the MRI equipment vendor requires the use of copper flooring immediately beneath the magnet. The RF panels will be laminated with 12 oz. copper to comply with the MRI equipment vendor specifications.
- Ceiling: Consists of modular RF panels described above, with the following modifications:
- Ceiling Supports: Vertical hangers with dielectrics are fastened to overhead structures such as bar joists, concrete slabs, trusses or beams, and are then attached to the RF shield ceiling panels. The dielectric hangers are typically mounted in a four-foot grid pattern and are field installed.
- Attachment Points: Serve as support of materials to be installed by others, and are of two sub-types: Fully Penetrating or Partially Penetrating
Optional/Additional Components:
- Magnetic Shielding: M36 Silicone Steel
- Patient-view windows
- Skylights
- Penetration shielding
- EMI rated power line and signal electrical filters
- Magnetic shield calculations and modeling
- Site design
- Backlit panels
- Pneumatic door package
- Acoustic dampening door package
- Interior finish
- Preventive maintenance program