Pretty neat Tom..
just a little more food for thought since you made reference to
alignment...
some of the ATLs that I'm involved with were built with heavy angle iron
under the feet to spread the load and help keep the frames in proper
alignment in the event a weak spot were to develop in the raised floor on
which they were assembled.
that might have just been paranoia though...
Dwight
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I realize that this isn't *strictly* TSM-related, but I know that
there are many 3494 library users and some of you may have
investigated this before me.
We are about to move our 3494 library within our data center and
are considering moving it onto seismic earthquake pads (see
<URL:http://www.worksafetech.com/pages/isobase.html>, for an
illustration of what I'm describing). I would like to know if
anybody on the list has done this before or has investigated
doing anything similar.
We have been moving all of our data center equipment onto
ISO-Base platforms, but the 3494 library seems as though it might
have different requirements, what with it's need to stay aligned,
etc.
Feel free to contact me directly or respond to the list if you
have had any experience in this area.
-- Tom
Thomas A. La Porte, DreamWorks SKG
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