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The beam pipe terminates flush at the target chamber, which is fixed at the spectrometer’s rotation pivot. The spectrometer centerline leaves the target chamber at six degrees from the incoming beam-pipe axis. Every spectrometer support wheel bears directly on the embedded curved rail; the rail follows an arc centered on the target. The distant counter package remains mechanically aligned with the magnet train inside the shielding hut. Each cable bundle connects a magnet housing to a floor tray and sags between fixed contact points. The technician’s boots meet the concrete floor, and his closed left glove wraps around the safety rail. The complete spectrometer is 50 m long; the approximately 1.75 m technician reaches only to the upper edge of its nearest support housing. 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