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This manual contains important safety information for operating and maintaining a DMM2 machine. It instructs personnel to read the manual before operating the equipment and states that the manual must be available to all operators and maintenance staff. The manual also includes a chart showing permissible slope angles for operating the DMM2 in different conditions to ensure stability and prevent accidents.

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dmm2 A Op Maint

This manual contains important safety information for operating and maintaining a DMM2 machine. It instructs personnel to read the manual before operating the equipment and states that the manual must be available to all operators and maintenance staff. The manual also includes a chart showing permissible slope angles for operating the DMM2 in different conditions to ensure stability and prevent accidents.

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OPERATING, SAFETY

AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

DMM2

Read this instruction manual before operating this equipment.

This manual contains important safety information.


Do not destroy this manual.
This manual must be available to the personnel who operate and maintain this machine.
DMM2 STABILITY / GRADEABILITY CHART

TOWER DOWN / UP HILL


PERMISSIBLE SLOPE ANGLE: 18_
TOWER DOWN / DOWN HILL
PERMISSIBLE SLOPE ANGLE: 36_

DRAWINGS
NOT TO SCALE

TOWER UP / UP HILL
PERMISSIBLE SLOPE ANGLE: 29_
TOWER UP / DOWN HILL
PERMISSIBLE SLOPE ANGLE: 11_

A
a
B
% Grade = A/B x 100
Tangent (a) = A/B
Slope Angle = a"

TOWER DOWN / SIDE HILL


PERMISSIBLE SLOPE ANGLE: 19 TOWER UP / SIDE HILL
PERMISSIBLE SLOPE ANGLE: 13_
Note: Maximum slope values are based upon calculations and testing and include
certain options. Actual values for maximum slope may vary, depending upon similarity
with rig considering smoothness of slope, ground condition, operator skill and
experience, wind, speed of movement and acceleration. These values are STATIC
limits of stability and are not intended as a recommendation for acceptable operation.
Note: 10_ Safety Factor included as per BS EN 791:1996
Atlas Copco Drilling Solutions, Inc. A Company Within the Atlas Copco Group
P.O.Box 462288, 2100 North First Street
Garland, Texas 75046-2288
www.atlascopco.com/drillingsolutions

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