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 * Activity report for week of 12/12
  * Mark, Fabian and Enzo continued BS Test Hang work:
   * We shipped BS mirror box parts to Shoda-san and components for a new LVDT cable to Hirata-san.
   * We posed for pictures of the BS by a team from National Geographic.
   * We installed the BF fishing rod stepper motor adaptor cable.
   * We tried to install the BF LVDT cable but first we encountered trouble routing it, and then several wires broke at the D-Sub end.
   * We laid 6 in-air cables from the tank to the PR2 rank for BF and SF picos, steppers and LVDTs.
   * We lifted the BF/IRM/IM/RM/BS section to weigh it and check its balance.
    * It was 195.6 kg, which is 18 kg(!) less than the capacity of the SF.
    * There was a major imbalance in roll: with all four built-in trim masses moved up the +Y end, it still needed 270 g of extra trim mass to be level. This can probably be made up easily by designing the 18 kg of extra mass appropriately.
   * Unfortunately when we put the payload, the IM was slightly yawed and ended up on the horizontal EQ stop screws. This let the IM-BF maraging rod go slack, which disturbed the leveling of the IM (because every time it is picked up the maraging rod settles in a different place, giving a different suspension point).
   * We removed the end panels of the IRM to get access to the IM and rearranged the trim mass on the the IM to get it balance to bubble-level precision. (We still need to do fine pitch adjustment with the OL so that the BS is at the right angle, secure the trim mass properly and replace the IRM panels and OSEMs.)
  * Miyakawa-san and Yamamoto-san redid the cabling from the computer room to the PR2 rack and expected to finish by lunchtime on Friday.
  * Hirata-san
   * Did parts and fastener lists for the SR payload.
   * Did a 3D model with the SR suspension on the BS assembly frame (to help Mark make adjustments to the frame design).
   * Did 2D drawings of Fabian's concept for BS EQ stop parts.
   * Did a 3D model of a wire clamp with replaceable jaw parts (to avoid having to reuse parts with scars from pressure).
   * Did 2D drawings of a new wire clamps for on top of the BS and SR RMs.
 * BF issue
  * The BF has four issues that may or may not be related:
   * The keystone is sitting at an angle, so the bottom of the keystone just barely clears the magnet yoke without rubbing.
   * The suspension point for the IM rod is offset. Thus:
    * The BF does not hang level when the IM is suspended from it, even with all built-in trim masses moved to their limits (an additional 270 g stacked on the +Y side of the cap is required).
    * The offset of the rod also causes an offset of the IRM and IM, which uses up all the adjustment range of the IRM OSEMs and means the EQ stops screws between the IRM and IM cannot be inserted without rubbing.
   * The load capacity is slightly less than measured by Hirata-san during tuning at the ATC.
   * The frequency is rather higher than measured by Hirata-san.
  * Also, the BF/IRM/IM/RM/BS system is 18.1 kg light (195.6 kg) compared to the load capacity of the SF (213.7 kg).
  * Diagnosis:
   * The direction of the tilt lines up exactly with one of the blades (the one in the +X,+Y direction on the assembly frame).
   * The blade bases are adjusted symmetrically relative to the outer edge of the BF.
   * Therefore the +X,+Y blade is probably either stronger or weaker than the other two.
   * However even if this was true at the ATC, something has changed during transit.
   * Designing asymmetric trim mass would fix the imbalance problem but not the offset problem (IRM and IM would still be displaced; EQ stop screws could still not be used).
  * Quick summary: this is a major nuisance and is repeatedly costing us time, but we could probably make it work if we absolutely had to.
  * Options:
   * Bring the BF back to ATC for a tuneup before proceeding with the test hang.
    * Could almost certainly fix the frequency problem.
    * ''Might'' be able to fix the offset and/or tilt problems by swapping in the spare blade.
    * ''Might'' be able to fix the offset problem by adjusting the blade bases to different distances from the edge.
    * If successful, makes some subsequent steps simpler and/or safer (less asymmetrical trim mass; IRM/IM stops can be used).
    * Reduces the chance of discovering a show-stopping problem with the BF later.
    * Might delay design of 18 kg of trim mass (unless it's very adjustable).
    * Delays finding any problems in other areas (SF, PI etc).
    * Would distract Hirata-san from SRx procurement at a crucial time.
   * Allot time for a tuneup between the test hang and the real hang.
    * Same chance of success at fixing the immediate problem as above.
    * Possible worse delay design of 18 kg of trim mass (unless it's very adjustable).
    * Test hang work is harder and slower.
    * Greater chance of running into a show-stopping problem related to the BF and having to back up in the test hang.
    * Advances finding any problems in other areas (SF, PI etc).
    * Could allow more spare blades to be ordered - better chance of getting a well-matched set.
    * Probably better for Hirata-san.
   *		 === Type B (Mark) ===
==== Report for week of 1/29 ====
 * We moved the top filter intended for SR2 (#1) into the SR3 cleanbooth.
 * Unfortunately we noticed one of the blades had many small X-shaped stress fractures on the top surface (klog [[http://klog.icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp/osl/?r=4058|4058]]).
 * We moved the top filter entered for SR3 (#3) into the SRM cleanbooth and inspected the blades. Two had one smallish stress fracture each and one had a huge fracture and looks close to failing (klog [[http://klog.icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp/osl/?r=4061|4061]]).
 * We referred the BS OL.
 * We removed the BS tank lid and inspected the BS top filter blades. They seemed fine.
 * Hirata-san received and washed some ferromagnetic disks for IM flags and other small parts.
 * Hirata-san moved the BF with the tilted keystone (#1) out of the cleanbooth in preparation for rebuilding.
 * Hirata-san placed the second order for payload parts, and an order for remachining of nuts for cable clamps on rods.
 * Fabian measured the gain of the ADC system (homework from the Commissioning Workshop).
 

==== Plan for week of 1/29 ====
 * Enzo at Mitaka 1/29 and most of 1/30, then vacation.
 * Kozu-kun away.
 * All others at Kamioka.
 * Make in-air pico adapter cables.
 * Test IM picos and BF yaw pico.
 * Test FR.
 * Calibrate LVDT.
 * Get screws for ballast mass from Takahashi-san.
 * Install ballast mass in BF.
 * Set up for F0 test.
  * Lower IM crossbars in SR3 assembly frame.
  * Open curtain on SR3 crane slot.
  * Set up dummy load (weight carrier, rods etc).
 * Do F0 test.
  * Bring in F0.
  * Hook up dummy load.
  * Adjust dummy load.

==== Plan for week of 2/5 ====
 * Enzo on vacation; all others at Kamioka.
 * Build IRM around IM.
 * Cable/test/adjust IM OSEMs.
 * Time permitting, do TFs from IM OSEMs to themselves and to optical sensor.

==== Plan for week of 2/12 ====
 * Enzo on vacation; all others at Kamioka.

==== Vacation Info ====
 * Enzo 1/30-2/19 (at Mitaka 1/29, part of 1/30)
 * Kozu-kun 1/29-2/2

Scraps of text for incorporation in the VIS Meeting Minutes

KAGRA/Subgroups/VIS/MeetingNAOJ

Type B (Mark)

Report for week of 1/29

  • We moved the top filter intended for SR2 (#1) into the SR3 cleanbooth.

  • Unfortunately we noticed one of the blades had many small X-shaped stress fractures on the top surface (klog 4058).

  • We moved the top filter entered for SR3 (#3) into the SRM cleanbooth and inspected the blades. Two had one smallish stress fracture each and one had a huge fracture and looks close to failing (klog 4061).

  • We referred the BS OL.
  • We removed the BS tank lid and inspected the BS top filter blades. They seemed fine.
  • Hirata-san received and washed some ferromagnetic disks for IM flags and other small parts.
  • Hirata-san moved the BF with the tilted keystone (#1) out of the cleanbooth in preparation for rebuilding.
  • Hirata-san placed the second order for payload parts, and an order for remachining of nuts for cable clamps on rods.
  • Fabian measured the gain of the ADC system (homework from the Commissioning Workshop).

Plan for week of 1/29

  • Enzo at Mitaka 1/29 and most of 1/30, then vacation.
  • Kozu-kun away.
  • All others at Kamioka.
  • Make in-air pico adapter cables.
  • Test IM picos and BF yaw pico.
  • Test FR.
  • Calibrate LVDT.
  • Get screws for ballast mass from Takahashi-san.
  • Install ballast mass in BF.
  • Set up for F0 test.
    • Lower IM crossbars in SR3 assembly frame.
    • Open curtain on SR3 crane slot.
    • Set up dummy load (weight carrier, rods etc).
  • Do F0 test.
    • Bring in F0.
    • Hook up dummy load.
    • Adjust dummy load.

Plan for week of 2/5

  • Enzo on vacation; all others at Kamioka.
  • Build IRM around IM.
  • Cable/test/adjust IM OSEMs.
  • Time permitting, do TFs from IM OSEMs to themselves and to optical sensor.

Plan for week of 2/12

  • Enzo on vacation; all others at Kamioka.

Vacation Info

  • Enzo 1/30-2/19 (at Mitaka 1/29, part of 1/30)
  • Kozu-kun 1/29-2/2

KAGRA/Subgroups/VIS/TypeB/Minutes (last edited 2022-10-28 10:02:46 by fabian.arellano)