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| At Kamioka (Mark, Fabian, Enzo, Hirata-san): * We disconnected the in-vacuum and in-air cabling from the feedthroughs. * We removed crossbars below BF and SF. * We set the SF damper to 4 mm clearance. * We adjusted the jacks to nominal height. * We removed the geophones and PI yaw stepper for craning. * We craned the suspension into the tank, and hooked the LBB Cu ring. * We replaced the geophones etc. * We unlocked all but the IP and adjusted the jacks until the pendulum was centered in the security structure. * We unlocked the IP and adjusted to to center with the jacks and fishing rods. * We craned the vacuum tank lid+ring back on, and then removed just the lid (only). * We unclamped the LBB damper rings and removed the spacers. * We removed the blocks and shims supporting the LBB, inserted the long screw feet and hooked the LBB to the Cu damper ring. * We added 2*31.5 kg of ballast to the LBB, which got the blades to the point where firm pressure would depress the tips. * We reconnected the in-vacuum cabling. In ≈15 places we opted to omit the Type 1 cable and use a F-F gender bender. * We reconnected all but four of the in-air cables. |
At Kamioka (Mark, Ohishi-san, Fabian, Enzo, Hirata-san, Yoshioka-kun): * We moved all the in-air cables over to the tank. * We plugged all the in-air and in-vacuum cables into the feedthroughs and checked that we got signals from all the output channels (actuation not yet tested). We had to work around a snag with the new F-F gender changers that replace many Type 1 and Type 2 cables: like the vacuum feedthroughs, they flip pins 1 and 5. Electrically they could just be omitted, but the in-air cables don't plug directly into the feedthroughs very well, so we made up some non-flipping adapters similar to the anti-feedthrough adapters. * Hirata-san fixed a problem with one of the rods supporting the LBB Cu ring, where the head was not seating in the receptacle at the bottom. The head was slightly bent so he just reinstalled the rod upside-down to move the bent head to a less critical spot. (This also establishes that it's possible to install the rods later if we need to, although it's more convenient to bring them in with the suspension on the crane as we've been doing it.) * We suspended the LBB. Per a request from Akutsu-san, we set it as high as we easily could. We decided to try for 30 mm higher than in the CAD, for a height of 367 (instead of 397) mm for the beam line above the LBB. 40 mm would also be doable, but any more would need new rods, and more than ≈100 mm would cause the LBB to hit the bottom of the security structure. * We moved a lot of stuff out of the +X side of the cleanbooth to behind SRM, so that Mirapro could connect the section of beam duct between the BS tank and the X arm. They put the new section in position but have not connected it up yet. * Hirata-san worked with Mirapro to get the SR assembly frame assembled in the SR3 area. (Insertion of the LBB and installation of the top of the tank is planned for 10/18-20.) * We investigated a problem with the IM OSEM readings, which were far from mid-range. Although Fabian and Ohishi-san got the payload hanging nicely on Thu 9/21, sometime between then and when we plugged the OSEMs back in on 9/28, the BF and IRM apparently tipped considerably (with the +X corner high) so that the H2 and H3 OSEM flags are fouling on the bottom and top of their respective OSEMs. * We took the service ports off the BF tank at the BF level and trying correcting the tilt by moving the sliding masses around, but to no avail. Finally Hirata-san solved it by noticing that one of the BF-IRM rods was not seated properly at the top. Because it had been correct, and couldn't have fallen upwards, it must have gotten knocked during the LBB adjustment work. We locked the BF temporarily, lifted the corner of the IRM and jiggled the rod. It fell back into place and the alignment was much better. We backed out the sliding mass adjustments and it was back to normal. |
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| ==== Plan for week of 6/26 ==== Mark and Enzo at Kamioka: * Double-check where gender-benders were used. * Finish connecting in-air cabling. * Debug all cabling. * Work with Simon to set up LSOL. Fabian at Mitaka: * Design final ballast masses for IM, BF and SF assuming no BF rebuild (needs to be adaptable). * Check all items for BS flag/prism gluing are available (prisms, flags, jigs, mirror box, glue, scale, mixing tools etc). Hirata-san at Mitaka: * Do new 3D CAD: * BS Test Hang build, with top of tank, full suspension, and LBB damper all reversed. * Final BS build, as above, but with everything BF down rotated back to original. * In-tank version. * On-assembly-frame version. (Adjust jack positions if possible, or leave for Mark to do.) * SR2 on BS assembly frame. (Adjust jack positions if possible, or leave for Mark to do.) |
==== Plan for week of 10/2 ==== Kamioka: Mark, Enzo (Tue-Fri), Ohishi-san, Kozu-kun. * Finish preparation for SR2 work. * Debug electronics, especially actuation. * Tune IP, do LVDT/stepper calibration. * Remove First Contact, try OL. Mitaka: Fabian, Hirata-san * Design ballast for LBB. * Design improved PI yaw adjustment. * SR procurement. ==== Plan for week of 10/10 ==== Holiday Mon 10/9, Open Day prep Fri 10/13.<<BR>> * TFs, final preparation for alignment in week of 10/16. ==== Plan for week of 10/16 ==== Kamioka: all but Mark * Work with alignment team. ==== Vacation Info ==== Mark: 10/16-24 |
Scraps of text for incorporation in the VIS Meeting Minutes
KAGRA/Subgroups/VIS/MeetingNAOJ
Type B (Mark)
Past week report
At Kamioka (Mark, Ohishi-san, Fabian, Enzo, Hirata-san, Yoshioka-kun):
- We moved all the in-air cables over to the tank.
- We plugged all the in-air and in-vacuum cables into the feedthroughs and checked that we got signals from all the output channels (actuation not yet tested). We had to work around a snag with the new F-F gender changers that replace many Type 1 and Type 2 cables: like the vacuum feedthroughs, they flip pins 1 and 5. Electrically they could just be omitted, but the in-air cables don't plug directly into the feedthroughs very well, so we made up some non-flipping adapters similar to the anti-feedthrough adapters.
- Hirata-san fixed a problem with one of the rods supporting the LBB Cu ring, where the head was not seating in the receptacle at the bottom. The head was slightly bent so he just reinstalled the rod upside-down to move the bent head to a less critical spot. (This also establishes that it's possible to install the rods later if we need to, although it's more convenient to bring them in with the suspension on the crane as we've been doing it.)
- We suspended the LBB. Per a request from Akutsu-san, we set it as high as we easily could. We decided to try for 30 mm higher than in the CAD, for a height of 367 (instead of 397) mm for the beam line above the LBB. 40 mm would also be doable, but any more would need new rods, and more than ≈100 mm would cause the LBB to hit the bottom of the security structure.
- We moved a lot of stuff out of the +X side of the cleanbooth to behind SRM, so that Mirapro could connect the section of beam duct between the BS tank and the X arm. They put the new section in position but have not connected it up yet.
- Hirata-san worked with Mirapro to get the SR assembly frame assembled in the SR3 area. (Insertion of the LBB and installation of the top of the tank is planned for 10/18-20.)
- We investigated a problem with the IM OSEM readings, which were far from mid-range. Although Fabian and Ohishi-san got the payload hanging nicely on Thu 9/21, sometime between then and when we plugged the OSEMs back in on 9/28, the BF and IRM apparently tipped considerably (with the +X corner high) so that the H2 and H3 OSEM flags are fouling on the bottom and top of their respective OSEMs.
- We took the service ports off the BF tank at the BF level and trying correcting the tilt by moving the sliding masses around, but to no avail. Finally Hirata-san solved it by noticing that one of the BF-IRM rods was not seated properly at the top. Because it had been correct, and couldn't have fallen upwards, it must have gotten knocked during the LBB adjustment work. We locked the BF temporarily, lifted the corner of the IRM and jiggled the rod. It fell back into place and the alignment was much better. We backed out the sliding mass adjustments and it was back to normal.
Plan for week of 10/2
Kamioka: Mark, Enzo (Tue-Fri), Ohishi-san, Kozu-kun.
- Finish preparation for SR2 work.
- Debug electronics, especially actuation.
- Tune IP, do LVDT/stepper calibration.
- Remove First Contact, try OL.
Mitaka: Fabian, Hirata-san
- Design ballast for LBB.
- Design improved PI yaw adjustment.
- SR procurement.
Plan for week of 10/10
Holiday Mon 10/9, Open Day prep Fri 10/13.
- TFs, final preparation for alignment in week of 10/16.
Plan for week of 10/16
Kamioka: all but Mark
- Work with alignment team.
Vacation Info
Mark: 10/16-24