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HOLD B.67 5-Year Extensive Electrical PMs
In summary from F&O: The primary concern is maintaining adequate condenser water (cooling tower) flow to the ESR Complex. Usually this is accomplished during North Access electrical power outages by operating three condenser water pumps connected to the electrical panel that remains online and restricting water flow to the West ARC and North LINAC LCW heat exchangers.
COMPLETED Install and test sync script for CHL screens on guard9
Gun HV vacuum conditioning: 2nd trip at 183 kV
We continue to see typical gas desorption during gun HV conditioning. The vacuum activities are correlating with decarad counts and anode and gun HVPS current. As soon as the vacuum improves, the decarad counts abates, and gun HVPS current returns back to background level, indicating HV ceramic insulator and cable are happy.
We just experienced our 2nd trip.
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COMMENT ON Tunnel Arc Magnet Flushing
MSSG:
The team did a real nice job, flushing the second array of dipoles (29/30) and rinsed the array. They completed the job with a nice clean up and put up/staged flush rig and LCW containment. Also, re-labeling of Supply/Return LCW circuits.
Tomorrow work will shift to West Arc septum (ZAs) flushing and containment in blue 55/gal barrels. The new SR1 is now completed and ready for use tomorrow.
Gun HV vacuum conditioning: 1st trip at 172 kV
we are seeing typical gas desorption during gun HV conditioning. The vacuum activities are correlating with decarad counts and anode and gun HVPS current. As soon as the vacuum improves, teh decarad counts abates, and gun HVPS current returns back to background level, indicating HV ceramic insulator and cable are happy.
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COMMENT ON B.67 5-Year Extensive Electrical PMs
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HVPS readback strangeness
The CEBAF gun HVPS is giving a readback of the actual voltage (IGL0I00HVPSkVolts) consistently 20% higher than its own setpoint (IGL0I00HIGHVSET). This is likely unphysical but should be understood. Could there be a scaling factor etc. that the control system has forgotten about since the last run? Some insight would be appreciated!
cc: Keith Cole; Steve Covert just in case it turns out to be a hardware issue.










