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Date |
Author |
Target Material |
Target Oven W.O# |
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Status |
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013, 10:11 |
Anders Mjos | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | CTL test |
John Wong wrote: |
Anders Mjos wrote: |
Target installed with 4 T/C
The target assembly is ITD0300 with the CTL Cu cooling block slightly modified.
Ch1 - CTL cooling block T/C feedtrough
Ch2 - Heat shield below left gripper arm - T/C feedthrough
Ch3 - Heat shield below left gripper arm - 9 pin connector
Ch4 - Target left side leg on tube - 9 pin connector
Friday, April 19, 2013, 15:23: Roughing
Friday, April 19, 2013, 15:41: Started turbo
Monday, April 22, 2013, 09:43: Opened water supply. Vacuum stable at 2.8E-7 T (IGP1)
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Monday, April 22, 2013, 18:48
Ramping TGHT/TBHT to 850A/300A at 1A/min.
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Tuesd ay, April 23, 2013, 10:07
TBHT / TGHT: 820A / 300A
TGHT:RDCUR: 816.6A
TBHT:RDCRU: 303.5A
Local P/S displays
TGHT: 821A / 11.05V
TBHT: 307A / 4.37V
Tuesday, April 23, 2013, 10:45: Ramping down TBHT to 0A @ 5A/min
Tuesday, April 23, 2013, 12:49: Ramping down TGHT to 0A @ 5A/min
Tuesday, April 23, 2013, 15:52: Swithced off TGHT and TBHT P/S. TGHT P/S showed 30A read back value, while local value was 0A
Wednesday, April 24, 2013, 09:53: Turbo stopped
Wednesday, April 24, 2013, 12:00: Target removed
The ionizer tube was found to have deformed as seen in the attached photo. |
Attachment 1: 2013-04-23_Evap2_ITD0300_CTL_Thermal_Test.xlsx
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Attachment 2: CTL_ITD0300_Evap2.pdf
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Attachment 3: Deformed_Ionizer_Tube.jpg
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Monday, April 22, 2013, 18:49 |
John Wong | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | CTL test |
Anders Mjos wrote: |
Target installed with 4 T/C
The target assembly is ITD0300 with the CTL Cu cooling block slightly modified.
Ch1 - CTL cooling block T/C feedtrough
Ch2 - Heat shield below left gripper arm - T/C feedthrough
Ch3 - Heat shield below left gripper arm - 9 pin connector
Ch4 - Target left side leg on tube - 9 pin connector
Friday, April 19, 2013, 15:23: Roughing
Friday, April 19, 2013, 15:41: Started turbo
Monday, April 22, 2013, 09:43: Opened water supply. Vacuum stable at 2.8E-7 T (IGP1)
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Monday, April 22, 2013, 18:48
Ramping TGHT/TBHT to 850A/300A at 1A/min.
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Friday, April 19, 2013, 15:27 |
Anders Mjos | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | CTL test | Target installed with 4 T/C
The target assembly is ITD0300 with the CTL Cu cooling block slightly modified.
Ch1 - CTL cooling block T/C feedtrough
Ch2 - Heat shield below left gripper arm - T/C feedthrough
Ch3 - Heat shield below left gripper arm - 9 pin connector
Ch4 - Target left side leg on tube - 9 pin connector
Friday, April 19, 2013, 15:23: Roughing
Friday, April 19, 2013, 15:41: Started turbo
Monday, April 22, 2013, 09:43: Opened water supply. Vacuum stable at 2.8E-7 T (IGP1) |
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Friday, April 19, 2013, 09:39 |
Rick Maharaj | Empty | | | Done | thermocouple Feedthru | A thermocouple feedthru was installed via 9 pin sub-D connector. It runs from the the conflat cross on the top of the evaporator to the upper 9 pin connector of the target mounting plate. |
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Thursday, April 11, 2013, 14:20 |
John Wong | Empty | 39165-6 | LP-SIS | Done | Coating target oven /w TaC & sintering for UCx#6 | Monday, April 08, 2013, 17:39
Target container is coated with TaC; the container will be used for the UCx#6 target.
No Ta-heat shields are used.
For the sintering process:
TGHT will be ramped up to 580A at 0.2A/min
TBHT will be ramped up to 230A at 0.2A/min
Chamber has been pumped down. HS cooling H2O valve opened; no leaks have detected.
Thursday, April 11, 2013, 14:35
Target and tube heaters have reached to optimum.
Auto-cooling initiated...
Friday, April 12, 2013, 11:17
P/S off. Chamber vented.
Done!
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Thursday, March 14, 2013, 12:27 |
Anders Mjos | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | CTL thermal test 3 (w/o CTL block) | Thursday, March 12, 2013
The CTL was removed and target heated to 580A / 300A
T1: Left target leg close to tube
T2: Heat Shield above CTL
T3: Heat Shield cooling water Supply
T4: Heat Shield cooling water Return
Thursday, March 13, 2013
The target was cooled down
Results attached as PDF and Excel |
Attachment 1: 2013-03-13_-_FEBIAD-HP-A_TargetLeg_and_HeatShield_TC.pdf
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Attachment 2: 2013-03-13_-_FEBIAD-HP-A_TargetLeg_and_HeatShield_TC.xlsx
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013, 16:08 |
Anders Mjos | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | Thermal test | Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Thermocouple channels (see attached PDF for photos)
T1 - Left target leg at tube
T2 - Between cooling fins close to tube, left side
T3 - Supply water HS
T4 - Return water HS
Friday, March 22, 2013
Test not conducted. Target removed. |
Attachment 1: HP-FEBIAD-A_TC_at_fins.pdf
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Monday, March 11, 2013, 15:59 |
John Wong | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | CTL thermal test 2 |
Anders Mjos wrote: |
Anders Mjos wrote: |
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
The Cool Transfer Line (CTL) test target is installed for thermal tests. Drawing number is ITD0431 REV A.
Thermocouple channels are as follows:
T1: Cu block on CTL
T2: Heat Shield above CTL
T3: Heat Shield cooling water Supply
T4: Heat Shield cooling water Return
Cooling water is in Evap2 supplied to the cooling line that goes directly to the area on the Heat Shield above the CTL.
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Monday, March 11, 2013
The CTL test target was installed again for a second thermal test. CTL block fastened to HS with 1 in lbs. A small piece of Ta-foil of 0.001" thickness was used between the CTL Cu-block and the Ta transfer line to reduce the heat transfer..
Thermocouples were re-attached to CTL and Heat Shield (see above for channels #s).
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Monday, March 11, 2013, 15:55
Chamber was pumped down to 2 e-7 Torr. HS water valve opened and no leaks were detected.
TGHT and TBHT are ramping up to 850A and 300A at 2A/min, respectively.
RGA is running...
Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 10:44
TGHT/TBHT reached to max currents.
See attachment #1 for temperature and RGA measurements.
Cooling down in process... 5A/min.
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Attachment 1: autorampingup_110.PNG
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Monday, March 11, 2013, 12:23 |
Anders Mjos | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | CTL thermal test 2 |
Anders Mjos wrote: |
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
The Cool Transfer Line (CTL) test target is installed for thermal tests. Drawing number is ITD0431 REV A.
Thermocouple channels are as follows:
T1: Cu block on CTL
T2: Heat Shield above CTL
T3: Heat Shield cooling water Supply
T4: Heat Shield cooling water Return
Cooling water is in Evap2 supplied to the cooling line that goes directly to the area on the Heat Shield above the CTL.
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Monday, March 11, 2013
The CTL test target was installed again for a second thermal test. CTL block fastened to HS with 1 in lbs. A small piece of Ta-foil of 0.001" thickness was used between the CTL Cu-block and the Ta transfer line to reduce the heat transfer..
Thermocouples were re-attached to CTL and Heat Shield (see above for channels #s).
See attached graph (PDF) for details. |
Attachment 1: 2013-03-11_Evap2_Second_Thermal_Test.pdf
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Wednesday, March 06, 2013, 17:53 |
John Wong | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | CTL thermal test |
Anders Mjos wrote: |
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
The Cool Transfer Line (CTL) test target is installed for thermal tests. Drawing number is ITD0431 REV A.
Thermocouple channels are as follows:
T1: Cu block on CTL
T2: Heat Shield above CTL
T3: Heat Shield cooling water Supply
T4: Heat Shield cooling water Return
Cooling water is in Evap2 supplied to the cooling line that goes directly to the area on the Heat Shield above the CTL.
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Wednesday, March 06, 2013, 17:23
The target has been pumping down to 5.3 e-7 Torr. On the RGA mass scan, mainly H2O (mass 18 + constituents) was detected at ~2.7pA (see attachment #1).
The target will be heated up: TGHT = 850A (rate @ 1A/min); TBHT = 300A (rate @ 1A/min).
Thursday, March 07, 2013, 11:51
TGHT and TBHT reached to 850A (local, 845A\13.80V) and 300A, respectively. The out gassing of CO (mass 28) reached to ~5pA at the max currents. (see attachment #2)
TBHT will be ramped down to 0A to compare the temperatures.
Thursday, March 07, 2013, 15:55
TBHT at 0A. See attachment#3 for the temperatures and RGA data before further ramping down the TGHT.
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Attachment 1: rampingup_1.PNG
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Attachment 2: rampingup_2.PNG
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Attachment 3: autorampingdown_23.PNG
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Wednesday, March 06, 2013, 10:41 |
Anders Mjos | Empty | 38481-4 | HP-FEBIAD | Done | CTL thermal test | Wednesday, March 06, 2013
The Cool Transfer Line (CTL) test target is installed for thermal tests. Drawing number is ITD0431 REV A.
Thermocouple channels are as follows:
T1: Cu block on CTL
T2: Heat Shield above CTL
T3: Heat Shield cooling water Supply
T4: Heat Shield cooling water Return
Cooling water is in Evap2 supplied to the cooling line that goes directly to the area on the Heat Shield above the CTL.
Test results attached.
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Attachment 1: CTL_1st_Assebmly_Thermal_Test_Evap2.pdf
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Attachment 2: 2013-03-08_Evap2_First_Thermal_Test.pdf
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Monday, March 04, 2013, 17:41 |
John Wong | Empty | LP-SIS RFQ ver 2.0 | | | Testing LPSIS RFQ ver 2.0 | Monday, March 04, 2013, 17:39
This is the 2nd modified target container for RFQ LPSIS. The container will be heated up to 650A TGHT and 150A on TBHT. No Ta-heat shield is being used.
Heating rate at 1A/min for both TGHT & TBHT. Once the target is at the currents, TBHT will be further ramped up to 300A.
Temperatures are being measured by two thermocouples (one on RFQ component and the other on the Cu heat-shield).
Gases are being analyzed using the RGA.
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Friday, February 22, 2013, 15:55 |
John Wong | SiC | | LP-SIS | Done | Sintering SiC#28-RFQ | Friday, February 22, 2013, 15:49
The LP-SIS RFQ target container was previously coated with TaC and sintered up to ~1500C (TGHT @ 600A, TBHT @ 300A).
The container is loaded with 325 discs of SiC, a total of 10.9cm in length.
For this process,
TGHT will be ramped up to 600A and at the same time TBHT will go up to 300A. No Ta-heat shield is used.
The ramping rate is set to 0.2A/min.
The chamber is currently being pumped down.
Friday, March 01, 2013, 15:57
The target was further heated up to 650A TGHT and 300A TBHT for 4 hours yesterday; then it was cooled down.
Some reactions on the target end (where the D-cap inserted) was observed.
Yellow crystals on the D-cap was formed, just as we have seen before.
Overall, the target looks good!
See attachment#2 for the target production.
More about the gasses analyst from the RGA later...
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Attachment 1: RFQ_SiC#28_-production_process.mp4
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Monday, February 18, 2013, 16:43 |
John Wong | Empty | | LP-SIS | Done | Sintering TaC coating on the RFQ target container | Monday, February 18, 2013, 16:28
The RFQ target container is coated with TaC and ready to be sintered. No Ta-heat shields are used. This container will be used for the SiC#28-LPSIS-RFQ.
Two thermocouples are welded on the container: One on the end cap and the other on the back block (see attachment#1)
The target will be heated to at least TGHT at 580A and TBHT at 300A; the vacuum and gasses will be monitored.
The chamber is currently being pumped down...
Friday, February 22, 2013, 14:24
The gasses were analyzed with the RGA:
TGHT @ 520A, TBHT @ 300A: Mass 28 (CO) reached to max current of ~5pA before the current started to decrease, (see attachment #2). This could be the indication of the material(s) in the target container was "sort of" fully reduced.
TGHT was further ramped up to 600A and heated for a few hours. The temperature on the end was measured at 1252C and the center block was at 1580C. (see attachment #3).
The container was successfully sintered with TaC.
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Attachment 1: SiC#28_-_LPSIS-RFQ.png
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Attachment 2: Sintering_of_TaC.PNG
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Attachment 3: autorampingdown_10.PNG
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013, 16:14 |
John Wong | | | LP-SIS | Done | Heating RFQ components & measuring temperatures | Tuesday, January 22, 2013, 12:38
This is to test the newly developed RFQ target to be commissioned this year. The purpose of this test is to see how well the RFQ components can sustain the high temperature. One thermocouple is connected inside the target and the other is connect outside of the Cu heat-shield. RGA will be running to analyze the gasses.
TGHT will be auto-ramped up at the rate of 5A/20min to max current at 1000A.
More info later...
Wednesday, February 06, 2013, 16:11
Heat testing Test#1 complete. Data acquisition in progress.... The test was successful.
Re-heating Test#2 is in progress. This time, with a new re-design target container (less black block mass). Two thermocouples are connected: One on the back block and the other inside the RFQ components.
The TGHT current will go up to at least 580A and the gasses will be monitored with the RGA. Ramping rate: 0.5A/min. Set final current at 400A for now.
TBHT will remain off at this point until we can know the temperature when TGHT is up to 580A.
Thursday, February 07, 2013, 11:39
TGHT reached to 400A/6.30V.
Back block temperature measured at 18.307mV = 1003 C.
RFQ component temperature measured at = 143 C.
TGHT will be ramped up to 580A.
Continue to monitor...
Saturday, February 09, 2013, 09:40
TGHT at 580A, TBHT at 271A (setpoint). Seeing CO2 gassing out. Ramped down TBHT to zero A and continue to monitor.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013, 16:39
TGHT heated up to 580A and remained at that current over the long weekend.
The thermocouple on the back block was reading wrong because the wires away from the tip were fused to the container at high current. (see attachment #1)
TBHT was ramped up to 300A and then lower to 280A; mass 32 (CH3OH), and 44 (CO2) were detected. This is unusual at 580A = 1200C.
Both TBHT and TGHT were ramped down to zero and the outgassing of these molecules continue to detect on the RGA. (see attachment #2). Suspect of these gasses from the Cu heat-shield or the thermocouple SiO insulator.
For complete process on screenshots, see my dropbox.
Next: Coat this container with TaC and use for the SiC target.
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Attachment 1: 2169.jpg
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Attachment 2: autorampingup_800.PNG
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Friday, January 11, 2013, 15:16 |
Anders Mjos | | | | Maintenance | Replace terminal insulator |
John Wong wrote: |
Friday, January 11, 2013, 10:59
The insulator that holds the terminals was broken when a target container was installed. The insulator had seen so much heat shine from the Cu heat-shield gaps, see attachment. Tightening the bolts on the target container might further put more force on the insulator and eventually broke it.
To prevent this to happen again. The Cu-heat shield gaps have covered with Ta-foil to prevent any shine from the target container onto the insulator. Also, a torque wrench will be used to tighten the bolts on the terminals. At this point, we don't know the max torque the insulator can tolerate. Some measurements were done on the target resistant (ohm) as a function of torque (in pounds). The best torque to tighten the terminal bolts is 150 lbs.
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The insulators were installed with torques as indicated in the attached PDF ITD0052. A torque test was performed on the broken insulator before installation. No damage was seen on torques of up to 60 in lbs for the 1/4-20 bolts, however for torques in excess of 50 in lbs the insulator material seems to "give". |
Attachment 1: ITD0052C_revB.pdf
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Attachment 2: installed_insulators.jpeg
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Attachment 3: ta_heat_shields.jpeg
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Friday, January 11, 2013, 14:00 |
John Wong | Empty | Ta-Target boat | | Done | Testing QMS & thermocouples | Friday, January 11, 2013, 13:52
TEST#1
A new target boat is coated with TaC and will go through the sintering process at 580A (max). Ramping rate 5A/20min.
For this test, two thermocouples are installed to measure the temperature of the container. The QMS is also operating to analyze the gases.
See attachment#1 for the thermocouple setup. Note: No Ta heat shield is used to wrap around the target container.
See attachment#2 for an example of the QMS and temperature measurements.
More details about the results later...
Tuesday, January 22, 2013, 12:19
The test was successfully complete.
Short summary of the results:
1. A significant difference in the temperature dependence on the heater current could be found when ramping up/down (see attachment #3).
2. A difference of 200 C at the highest temperature was between the two thermocouples were measured.
3. The measured temperatures are lower than previous measurements with a pyrometer on an empty LP target container (see attachment#3).
4. RGA spectra show most of the higher mass organic molecules are gone after initial heating at low temperature.
5. Above 560A, CO2 shows up again and decreases up to about 680A heating current. (see attachment #4).
6. After running at high temperature for some time, only H2O & CO and their constituents are left. (see attachment #5).
Data can be found on my dropbox, folder "RFQ-test\Test#1-ver1.0"
Next: Re-heating the target
Tuesday, February 12, 2013, 17:10
TEST#2: Re-heating the target again. See if it fit the curves. Measuring concentrations of 14N, 16O, 18H2O, 28CO, 32 CH3OH, 40Ar, 44C02.
Ramping rate 1A/min
Wednesday, March 06, 2013, 18:14
Test#2 complete. Data can be found on my dropbox, folder "RFQ-test\Test#2-ver1.0"
Wednesday, March 06, 2013, 18:14
Test#3: RFQ target container_version 2.0, thermal test.
Measuring back block temperature & analyze gases.
Data can be found on my dropbox, folder "RFQ-test\Test#3-ver2.0"
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Attachment 1: evap2_thermocouple_setup.PNG
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Attachment 2: QMS_temperature_setup.PNG
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Attachment 3: 008_all_temp.png
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Attachment 4: 018.png
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Attachment 5: 022.png
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Friday, January 11, 2013, 11:16 |
John Wong | | | | Maintenance | Replace terminal insulator | Friday, January 11, 2013, 10:59
The insulator that holds the terminals was broken when a target container was installed. The insulator had seen so much heat shine from the Cu heat-shield gaps, see attachment. Tightening the bolts on the target container might further put more force on the insulator and eventually broke it.
To prevent this to happen again. The Cu-heat shield gaps have covered with Ta-foil to prevent any shine from the target container onto the insulator. Also, a torque wrench will be used to tighten the bolts on the terminals. At this point, we don't know the max torque the insulator can tolerate. Some measurements were done on the target resistant (ohm) as a function of torque (in pounds). The best torque to tighten the terminal bolts is 150 lbs.
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Attachment 1: broke_insulator.PNG
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012, 14:18 |
John Wong | TiC | 39165-4 | LP-SIS | Done | Sintering TiC#3 | Tuesday, October 16, 2012, 14:12
Target is filled with 360 discs of TiC (with 1 mole of graphite) backed on C-grv foil.
No Ta heat-shields wrapped around the container.
One regular end-cap is inserted and expanded. The other end is inserted with a D-cap for out-gassing.
Re ionizer foil is inserted.
TGHT will be ramped up to 580A, TBHT to 230A; ramping rate at 0.2A/min.
Chamber is currently being pumped down...
Tuesday, October 16, 2012, 16:11
HS water valve is opened. No leaks is detected.
Vacuum is coming down steadily. IGP1 currently at 1.7e-5 Torr.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012, 11:41
The chamber was pumped down overnight. IGP1 reads at 5.8e-7 Torr.
Both TGHT & TBHT were stepped up to 30A. P/S OK!
Initiated auto-ramping...
Monday, October 22, 2012, 10:58
TGHT and TBHT have reached to 580A & 230A, respectively (see attachment#1).
IGP1 currently at 6.27e-6 Torr. BP@20mTorr.
Currents will remain at max for another 3 hours.
Local temperature measured at 1500C (container surface), 1300C (center block)
Monday, October 22, 2012, 17:27
Auto cooling initiated.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012, 17:54
TGHT & TBHT are at 0A. P/S & pumps off.
The chamber will be vented, and the target will be taken out for inspections.
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Attachment 1: TiC#3_maxcurrent.PNG
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012, 16:37 |
John Wong | Empty | 39165-4 | LP-SIS | Done | Coating target oven /w TaC & sintering for TiC#3 | Wednesday, October 10, 2012, 16:35
Target container is coated with TaC. No Ta-heat shields are used.
TGHT will be ramped up to 580A at 0.2A/min.
TBHT will be ramped up to 230A at 0.2A/min.
Chamber is currently being pumped down
Wednesday, October 10, 2012, 17:31
Chamber was pumped down to mid 10-6 Torr. HS water valve was opened and no leak in vacuum was observed.
TGHT and TBHT were stepped up to 30A. Everything seems fine...
Initiated auto-ramping: Good vac = 2.0e-5 torr, Bad Vac = 3.0e-5 Torr.
Thursday, October 11, 2012, 10:35
TBHT has reached to 230A, 3.52V.
TGHT has reached to 232A. Vacuum is stabilizing at 8.0e-7 Torr, BP at 19 mTorr.
Increased TGHT ramping rate to 2.0A/min.
Thursday, October 11, 2012, 14:55
TGHT reached to 580A/9.95V, local 575A/10.03V.
TGHT at 230A/3.62V
Local target container temperature measured at ~1430C, central block at ~1220C
IGP1 currently at 1.68e-6 Torr.
Heaters will be remained on for another 2 hours or so before auto-cooling is initiated.
Thursday, October 11, 2012, 17:49
Target container has been heated for over 4 hrs.
IGP1 @ 1.10e-6 Torr, BP @ 18mTorr
Auto-cooling initiated, rate @ 2A/min.
Friday, October 12, 2012, 10:02
TBHT/TGHT have reached to zero current.
P/S off.
Venting chamber..
see attachment#1: striptool archiver
Tuesday, October 16, 2012, 10:35
Container looks good. It will be used for TiC#3
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Attachment 1: striptool_archiver_container_TaC_coating.PNG
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