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| At Kamioka (Mark, Ohishi-san, Fabian, Enzo, Hirata-san, Yoshioka-kun, Kozu-kun): * We characterized the remachined LBB blades, chose three and installed them in the LBB blade units in the PI. * We removed all sticky labels from the PI and cleaned the affected areas (and as much as possible of the rest of the surface) with ethanol. * We rearranged the arc weights on the PI to make space for the magic wand and installed the magic wand. * We rearranged the magnets on the SF damper ring to suit three Cu segments (instead of two as in the test hang). * We put proper vacuum-compatible tubing around all the stepper motor connections on the top of the PI (replacing cling wrap). * We craned out the SF temporarily and retrieved the lost PEEK cable clamp collet from the BF. * We closed the BF, craned the SF back in, and hooked the BF/..., this time with the hex cable clamp. * We routed cables from the BF via the hex cable clamp to the SF level. * We adjusted the BF trim mass for pitch, roll and vertical, and got the IRM hanging symmetrically around the IM. * We adjusted all the IRM OSEMs laterally and in/out. * We calibrated the SF LVDT and tested the SF FR stepper. * We suspended the SF/... section and weighed it but found the old 7-mm maraging rod adapter did not hold it at the center, so we had to lift it with slings and could not accurately trim it for pitch/roll. * Therefore we brought forward the craning in of the PI with the SF damper ring hanging from it. * We suspended the SF successfully from the PI and unlocked the F0 keystone to check the mass budget. We needed about 1.5 kg extra, which is about right considering the hex cable clamp and cables. * However we had to leave out the F0-SF hex cable clamp because of a bad thread on the inside of the cap. Hirata-san will make a new cap by enlarging the 7-mm hole in an old cap to 8 mm. |
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. 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 on 30 mm higher than in the CAD, for a height of 367 (instead of 397) mm for the beam line above the LBB. * 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. * [To be continued. Do our intrepid investigators fix the problem without having to crane the suspension out of the tank again? Stay tuned for the next exciting installment!] |
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| ==== Plan for week of 9/4 ==== ==== Plan for week of 9/13 ==== Mark (except Wed), Fabian (except Mon, Tue), Enzo, Ohishi-san (except Mon-Wed), Hirata-san, Yoshioka-kun (Tue, Wed, Fri), Kozu-kun * Reinstall F0-SF rod, this time with hex cable clamp. * Route cables. * Adjust SF trim mass, adjust tilt and vertical. * Adjust SF damper gap. * Cable and test IP LVDTs. * Cable and test F0 LVDT. * Cable and test PI steppers. * Cable and test geophones. * |
==== Plan for week of 10/2 ==== Kamioka: Mark, Enzo (Tue-Fri), Fabian, Ohishi-san. * Finish preparation for SR2 work. * '''Fix BF/IRM tilt issue!!!''' * Debug electronics, especially actuation. * Tune IP, do LVDT/stepper calibration. * Remove First Contact, try OL. ==== Plan for week of 10/10 ==== Holiday Mon 10/9, Open Day prep Fri 10/13.<<BR>> * Final preparation for alignment in week of 10/16. ==== Plan for week of 10/16 ==== * Work with alignment team. |
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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. 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 on 30 mm higher than in the CAD, for a height of 367 (instead of 397) mm for the beam line above the LBB.
- 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.
- [To be continued. Do our intrepid investigators fix the problem without having to crane the suspension out of the tank again? Stay tuned for the next exciting installment!]
Plan for week of 10/2
Kamioka: Mark, Enzo (Tue-Fri), Fabian, Ohishi-san.
- Finish preparation for SR2 work.
Fix BF/IRM tilt issue!!!
- Debug electronics, especially actuation.
- Tune IP, do LVDT/stepper calibration.
- Remove First Contact, try OL.
Plan for week of 10/10
Holiday Mon 10/9, Open Day prep Fri 10/13.
- Final preparation for alignment in week of 10/16.
Plan for week of 10/16
- Work with alignment team.
Vacation Info
Mark: 10/16-24