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QuickPic - Hall D radiator change to JD80-212 45/135 at 200 nA
iCalibrate: Hall D
1L23 further derated to reduce field emission
It was noted that the 1L23 NDX neutron rates jumped this morning, right around the time 1L23-8 quenched multiple times and had to be derated. Gradually adjusted the GSET, and sure enough the cavity had popped a field emitter. Derated it a further 1.3 MV/m to reduce neutron rates 2.8 rem/hr. Not quite back at previous levels, but at the 1 MV/m : 1 rem/hr limit.
The OPS DRVHs for the following cavities have been updated: 1L23-8
The OPS DRVHs for the following cavities have been updated:
1L23-8
Username: alexs
Date/Time: 06-29-25_14:14:00
RF Status: Good
Tuner Status: Good
Comment: DRVH=10.000 Derated 1.3 MV/m for 2.8 rem/hr neutron reduction
Previous OPS DRVH: 11.3
Special Instructions:
DC Power On-call and Facilities notified of BSY service building temperatures
NDX neutron rate doubled at 1L23
1L13 external transformer noticably hot
Noticed the external transformer for 1L13 in the NLSB is radiating a significant amount of heat. Could likely use more airflow. There's a fan nearby it not currently turned on, but I didn't want to risk poking the bear on a Sunday afternoon when it could wait until Monday.
QuickPic - MQB1L21 mismatch, took setpoint and cycled
Vacuum Valve fault on FSD Node BSY_3 Channel 3 w/o valve closure
MBC4A27H Mismatched
"xD - Back at 200nA on JD80 0/90"
iCalibrate: Hall D
"xD - BNR for diamond rotation"
VIP8A26 has been disabled in alarm handler
"Hall B back at 325 nA after target purge"
"Hall B beam off for target purge"
The OPS DRVHs for the following cavities have been updated: 2L17-8
The OPS DRVHs for the following cavities have been updated:
2L17-8
Username: benesch
Date/Time: 06-29-25_09:26:21
RF Status: Good
Tuner Status: Good
Comment: DRVH=4.100 Arc Rate Management four at 4.25, equally spaced
Previous OPS DRVH: 4.25
Special Instructions:
2L24-1 Still unstable
2L24-1 remains an under the radar problem child, experiencing gradient instability for a few minutes once or twice a day that's enough to be picked up by the 2A SLM centroid (figure 2), but not quite enough to trip beam. There's already an Ops-PR in from the beginning of the month, just logging to keep it on the radar.