VIS Type B To-Do List - Archived Items
2017-04-03
PI Move
- General prep
- Decide if air shower needs to be moved.
- Triple-check dimensions around second-floor parking spot for PI; decide best place for pallet.
- Check for obstacles along path around -X side of cleanbooth.
- Find/clean Saito-sensei's PI lifting adapter and any needed fasteners.
- Check both crane remote controls (clean and dirty) are charged.
- Prepare PI for moving.
- Remove accelerometers and store safely.
- Remove large weights. (How? With forklift at last minute? Where to?)
- Remove arc weights (move some to second floor, wrap rest for storage).
- Attach lifting plates.
- Wrap with clingwrap, cover with spare cleanbag.
- Remove old cabling from PI to rack.
- Prepare second floor for receiving PI.
- Clean and clingwrap pallet.
- Find metal plates and/or duckboards for on top of pallets.
- Move BS cables on -Y side of tank off top of beam.
- Find shims (about 75 mm high) to put on beam where cables were, to help support pallet.
- Clear path to remove PI with forklift.
- Move any obstacles identified previously.
- Shutdown BS/PR2 racks and move electrical cables.
- Move any stored items on -Y side of portable cleanroom.
- Move portable cleanroom towards -Y.
- Move worktables from next to BS/PR2 racks.
- Move PI
- Disconnect fan cables, curtain (Miyoki-san).
- Unzip ceiling panel.
- Crane pallet into cleanbooth.
- Lay foil on pallet.
- Forklift PI to -X,+Y corner of cleanbooth
- Crane PI into clean booth.
- Cleanup
- Zip up ceiling panel.
- Reconnect fan cables, curtain (Miyoki-san).
- Replace tables near BS/PR2 racks
- Move portable cleanroom back to original spot.
- Re-lay electrical cables.
- Power up racks.
Electronics (mostly Enzo, Mark)
- Make more anti-feedthrough adapters.
Real-time and SUMCON models (mostly Perry, Mark)
- Reroute in-vacuum cables up to SF level; add in-vacuum extension cables if necessary.
- Get Perry (and Enzo) set up with SUMCON.
- Update SUMCON model of full BS.
- Do cut-down SUMCON model of just payload hanging from fixed BS.
- Compare measured TFs to cut-down model(s).
