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ID	Date	Author	Category	Type	Subject
48	Tuesday, November 23, 2021, 11:01	Adam Newsome	T-Hall Crane	Repair	Load Cell - Not Functioning
The load cell which is located on the crane itself to display the load to operators was reported not working during the week of November 15. It is planned to investigate on Nov. 25 and this e-log will be updated with the status. Edit (2022-02-02): the load cell is functioning again. No changes were made.
47	Thursday, September 16, 2021, 09:37	Adam Newsome	T-Hall Crane	Maintenance	Bridge Encoder Homing
The bridge motion was slowed due to encoder homing issue. It is likely that the problem which occurred yesterday caused an velocity fault (mismatch between encoder speed and commanded speed), which unlatches the homing status for the bridge motion axis. When the bridge was in the southmost position (bumper pressed against wall), the position readback was: 0.353 m, encoder count = 5164003. The bridge was moved to the "zero position" as indicated on the remote display - the tick was aligned with the zero. The encoder was homed at this position. The home position readback was: 0.356 m, encoder count = 5164447. Note that this position is in alignment with the measuring tape zero mark, not pressed up against the wall. The bridge was run to its full extreme positions in either direction to confirm proper slowdown and stopping behaviour. It appears to be functioning normally again.
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46	Wednesday, September 15, 2021, 15:10	Adam Newsome	T-Hall Crane	Maintenance	Hoist Broken Fault (actually: cable wrap issue)
A fault occurred which presented as "114. Main Hoist Cable Broken (3200PX)". This occurred when a SEG block was suspended approximately 1 m off the ground. Upon inspection, it was determined that the cable was in fact not broken, but wrapped around itself. There are no guides, and it is possible for the cable to double wrap if loaded in an usual fashion. This condition triggered the "Hoist Rocker Switch 1" sensor, 3200PX. The sensor is not visible or accessible from ground level, and could not be inspected, but it was confirmed that there was no 24 VDC PLC input at 30000EA:I.Data[7].0, as would be expected under normal operating conditions. To rectify the issue: The sensor was bypassed in the control panel by connecting wire 32001 directly to 24 VDC after confirming that there would be no adverse affects from doing this. With careful supervision, the load was lowered, while watching the cabling. The load was removed from the crane. The hoist was then lowered to its extreme lower limit, and the cable unwrapped itself naturally as it was being lowered. The sensor bypass was removed. The sensor began functioning normally again when the wrapping issue was resolved. The hoist was raised and lowered multiple times to confirm the cable wrapping issue was no longer present. The crane is returned to its normally functioning state. Operators will keep a lookout for any more issues relating to the hoist cable. The crane will be inspected on Sept. 22, 2021.
45	Wednesday, September 09, 2020, 10:51	Adam Newsome	T-Hall Crane	Repair	North Aux Hoist Replacement (followup on E-Log 44)
See E-Log 44 for details on North Aux Hoist failure. A replacement VFD was ordered by Adam Newsome and installed by Tom Kauss. Adam and Tom replaced the VFD in the South Aux hoist (which had been relocated to the North Aux hoist). The original braking resistor was used. No functionality changes to the system. Both Aux hoists were tested: E/W travel, up/down travel. Each hoist is functioning correctly. E/W speeds were compared between the two hoists and found to be the same (~14 Hz for slow speed, ~95 Hz for fast speed). The replacement job is complete and the issue outlined in E-Log 44 is resolved, although the original cause for failure has not been determined. Current state of system as of Sept 9, 2020: The North Aux hoist is fully functioning (contains original VFD from South one) The South Aux hoist is fully functioning (contains newly replaced VFD with original braking resistor) The North Aux hoist limit switch flag has been temporarily bypassed to allow for crane work in the target hall (not a safety issue - extended bumpers are installed and the regular bridge limit switches are functioning normally... this is only to allow the bridge to run its full length of travel when the North Aux hoist is at its fully East position) Next steps: Reinstall North Aux hoist limit switch flag (TBD when Target Hall installation work is done)
44	Friday, July 03, 2020, 15:43	Adam Newsome	T-Hall Crane	Repair	North Aux Hoist: West Travel Motion Failure
An issue was observed in which the North Aux hoist failed to travel West when commanded to, but the East motion was functioning. The North Aux hoist Trolley was stuck in a position up against the East wall. Present during troubleshooting: Adam N, Maico D, Tom K, Allon M, Travis C After troubleshooting, it was determined that: There were no fault messages on the HMI display relating to this issue The HMI indicated "Bridge Not in North Limit and/or Auxiliary Trolley North Not in East or West Limit" - the Bridge was not in the north limit as described, and this message implies the PLC thought the North Aux hoist was somewhere along the middle of its travel The West run signal was reaching the remote receiver from the crane pendant The West and East run signals were correctly reaching their respective input pins on the VFD (DI1, DI2)... upon swapping wires and commanding it to run East, the West direction still did not function The VFD was displaying the correct output frequency information on its display when commanded to run East, but not west The limit switch was not related to this issue Upon swapping out the VFD with the working one from the South Aux hoist, the North Aux hoist Trolley was able to move both East and West, as normal. It was therefore determined that the VFD had failed and must be replaced. Current state of system as of July 3, 2020: The North Aux hoist is fully functioning (contains VFD from South one) The South Aux hoist is disabled (no VFD, breakers shut off) The North Aux hoist limit switch flag has been temporarily bypassed to allow for crane work in the target hall (not a safety issue - extended bumpers are installed and the regular bridge limit switches are functioning normally... this is only to allow the bridge to run its full length of travel when the North Aux hoist is at its fully East position) Next steps: Adam Newsome requested quote for replacement drive (Delta Electronics TDN007E1100WM0) - will advise when replacement arrives Install replacement drive into South Aux hoist upon arrival (note: check EMC level modification) Verify entire system functioning as normal Reinstall North Aux hoist limit switch flag
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43	Thursday, February 13, 2020, 08:51	Adam Newsome	T-Hall Crane	Standard Operation	Remote mode door limit switch bypass
The non-existent safety limit switch for the target hall door which prevents remote motion has been bypassed in the crane PLC control panel to allow for remote operation of the crane. This will be un-bypassed when a switch is installed. Specifically, a jumper was placed from terminal 18001 to 20121 and 20141 which will enable the hall lock safety relays 2012SR and 2014SR. The crane is currently operational in both local and remote mode.
42	Tuesday, November 19, 2019, 10:31	Adam Newsome	T-Hall Crane	Repair	900VFD Encoder Board Replacement
An issue arose in which the ARIEL crane hoist could not be moved. It was determined that the East and West drums were out of synchronization (by more than 0.2 m, which the limit) and the encoder board inside the 900VFD had failed. Summary: The synchronization and encoder board issues were resolved, and the crane is now functional. The root cause of both of these issues is unknown. The following is a timeline of events for record, in case a similar issue arises again: Nov 6: - Crane hoist not working - Contact was made to COH to initiate troubleshooting - Faults were observed: Drive fault for 700VFD, Drive fault for 900VFD and 900VFD not ready, Main Hoist Drum East and West Absolute Encoders Position Difference - Logging in to the HMI as a maintenance user and viewing hoist feedback showed that: East drum absolute and incremental encoders agree with each other, West drum absolute and incremental encoders agree with each other, West drum and East drum encoder values do NOT agree with each other (approx 0.22 m difference, the threshold for faulting is 0.2 m) Nov 12: - Crane hoist mode was switched to operate only the East drum independently, and adjust it so that the encoder readout on the HMI of the difference between East and West drums was approximately 0... the red X indicators changed to a green checkmark, and the encoder difference fault was eliminated - An attempt was made to operate both drums simultaneously again, but the drive faults persisted... contact was made to COH for further troubleshooting - Hugo from COH suggested moving the encoder board within the VFD from 900VFD to 700VFD, to see if the "drive not ready" fault followed the board, to narrow down the issue. This swap was made, and it was determined that the issue was in fact due to a faulty encoder board. The VFD itself displayed fault code 4030 (Enc 1 open wire). A replacement as well as a spare were ordered (Allen Bradley 20-750-DENC-1). Nov 18: - The encoder board within 700VFD was replaced with a new one (this is the one that was previously in 900VFD) - The fault messages were eliminated, and both drums could be run independently and simultaneously Nov 19: - Thomas Kauss, Travis Cave, and Adam Newsome tested the crane to verify functionality and check for synchronization of drums - The drums are synchronized, as described in the operator's manual (visual verification of tick marks on hoists, 17 turns of rope when at upper limit) - The crane was run to its upper limit and down a few times, and the hoists were observed: nothing out of the ordinary was noted
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41	Tuesday, August 13, 2019, 11:43	Jason Kapalka	T-Hall Crane	Development	Installed surge protector
Background: On 2019-06-25 a Pri VelFdbk Loss fault was discovered on the Main Hoist East Drum South Motor of the ARIEL Target Hall Crane. The crane was used previously on 2018-08-22 without incident. The main hoist of the crane was unavailable until the Hugo Lapointe (Automation Technician) from the crane manufacturer (REEL-COH) replaced the Allen-Bradley 20-750-ENC-1 Incremental Encoder board in the 800VFD with a new one, and replaced the Motrona cross switcher and splitter with a terminal block on 2018-08-22. The cause of the damage to the board and splitter could not be determined. Hugo Lapointe recommended that a DEHNguard DG MU 3PD 480 3W+G R (908355) pluggable surge arrester be installed in order to protect the system from voltage surges, which may of been the cause of the fault on 2019-06-25. Datasheet for surge arrester is attached. Sylvain Raymond said that the device should be installed downstream of the motor disconnect switch and fuse in the electrical enclosure. Date: 2019-08-09 Participants: - Jason Kapalka (mechanical engineer) - Marshal Faragher (electrician) Operation: - Locked and tagged out 480 V Target Hall Crane breaker on panel P-703 in ARIEL Penthouse - Verified that ARIEL Target Hall Crane has powered down - Locked and tagged out 480 V Target Hall disconnect switch - Locked and tagged out 480 V motor disconnect switch on PR electrical enclosure in ARIEL Crane Control Room - Opened PR electrical enclosure in ARIEL Crane Control Room - Verified that 480 V power supply wires were de-energized - Installed DEHNguard DG MU 3PD 480 3W+G R (908355) pluggable surge arrester according to crane manufacturers (REEL-COH) recommendations - Closed PR electrical enclosure in ARIEL Crane Control Room - Removed lock and tag from 480 V motor disconnect switch in ARIEL Crane Control Room - Removed lock and tag from 480 V Target Hall disconnect switch - Removed lock and tag from 480 V Target Hall Crane breaker on P-703 breaker panel in ARIEL Penthouse and closed the breaker - Closed the motor disconnect switch on PR electrical enclosure and waited 1-2 minutes until the ARIEL Target Hall Crane had completely powered up - Function tested ARIEL Target Hall Crane: all movements functioned as expected
Attachment 1: 908355.pdf

40	Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 16:14	Isaac Earle	100KW Beam Dump	Development	Testing EHD water leak detectors
The following work was completed today on the EHD water leak sensors: Mike Vogel installed a 1/4" copper tube which leads from the east side of the EHDT shielding down to the catch tray below the water blocks. This can be used for future testing of the in-tray sensors without removing the shield blocks. It may also be possible to test the other sensors if enough water is poured into the tray for it to overflow and eventually get them wet. The routing of the copper tube is not expected to interfere with the vertical shield plug Ray Mendoza re-located the SMT circuit boards to a rack on the north wall of the E-Hall, east of the concrete shield wall. The push-connect terminal on one board was damaged, so there is currently no electronics installed for EHD:LEAK06 (After various debugging over the last couple weeks it was eventually determined that the previous problems with these sensors was caused by a shared power source for the relays and the sensors themselves. Ray installed a dedicated 9V power supply for the sensors, with 24V supply to the relays still coming from the PLC) We swapped the wiring of two of the sensors so that LEAK01 and LEKA02 are the strips located in the tray as specified in interlock spec Document-112445 (see below for details of final installation) Inside tray east side sensor is cable #4, wired to EHD:LEAK01 Inside tray west side sensor is cable #2, wired to EHD:LEAK02 Outside tray east side sensor is cable #3, wired to EHD:LEAK03 Outside tray west side sensor is cable #1, wired to EHD:LEAK04 After the wiring was completed we shorted across each sensor in the junction box near the beam dump. EHD:LEAK01 through LEAK05 responded as expected Water was poured into the 1/4" copper tube to test the sensor strips in the tray. After approximately 50mL sensor #2 triggered, and #1 triggered after approximately 100mL total. Both sensors were still in alarm 5 minutes later. Water was applied to sensor #3 (outside tray, east side) using a snake camera with plastic tube attached. Approximately 50mL was applied; The sensor triggered once after a small amount of water reached the strip, came out of alarm, then went back into alarm when more water was applied. It stayed in alarm for approximately 1 minute then cleared EHD:LEAK04 (outside tray west side) was triggered by pouring water onto the ground in the general area of the sensor (direct application with the snake camera was not possible). 125mL was initially poured which did not trigger the sensor. An additional 125mL was applied which triggered it. More water was added to the LEAK03 sensor to confirm that the system behaves properly with all 4 sensors in alarm Air was forced down towards the sensors using a shop-vac hooked up in reverse. LEAK03 and LEAK04 cleared within a couple minutes. LEAK01 and LEAK02 cleared in approximately 2 hours.
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39	Friday, December 22, 2017, 12:42	Jason Kapalka	T-Hall Crane	Standard Operation	Powered down ARIEL Target Hall Crane
Powered down ARIEL Target Hall Crane today by switching off main power switch on B1 level in preparation for site-wide BC Hydro power outage on Dec. 27-29.
38	Monday, July 17, 2017, 15:32	Jason Kapalka	T-Hall Crane	Repair	Target Hall Crane modifications and repairs

37	Wednesday, June 28, 2017, 17:37	Isaac Earle	BL4N	Development	BL4N 35-deg bender "No. 1" installed on magnet stand
BL4N 35-deg bender magnet "No. 1" has been installed onto the magnet stand with "stand leg" configuration in the Proton Hall Extension loading bay area. The magnet fit as expected, and with the support legs resting on the ball transfers the magnet position could be easily adjusted by turning one of the adjuster leg fasteners (with the others loose). After experimenting with position adjustment, the fasteners were torqued to 70ft*lbs. The engineering analysis (Document #138415) as well as drawings TBP1804, 1805, 1806, 1811, and 1820 are in the process of being updated to reflect all as-built changes.
36	Monday, June 05, 2017, 16:16	Isaac Earle	BL4N	Development	BL4N 35-deg bender stand assembly complete
Assembly of two complete bender stands was completed on Friday June 2nd as well as installation of new hardware on the dipole magnets for support, adjustment, and seismic restraint. All parts were installed according to drawing TBP1804. One of the frames was assembled with the caster wheel configuration. This frame was pushed from the proton hall B2 level to its final installation location in the ARIEL tunnel. The frame was a tight fit around the first corner around BPM 26 but it could still pass by without having to remove any items including the electrical boxes on the right side of the tunnel (when facing towards ARIEL). Part of the grouting for the BPM 26 support stand and the next three stands after that was ground away to allow more clearance for the frame. The nut/bolt on the frame casters on one side were swapped which also provides an additional ~1/8" clearance. After these modifications the stand was pushed out past this area and then back to its installation spot confirming that there is now ample clearance. The other frame was assembled in the configuration with stand legs. This frame has been moved to the proton hall extension loading bay to be used for magnet field testing. Both dipole magnets have been assembled with the new adjuster blocks and support legs. For the magnet labeled “No.01” the original support legs were removed, cleaned in the ultrasonic cleaner, and then reassembled with way oil The support leg support pads (TBP1822) were replaced with new parts, but all other parts were reused. For the other magnet, labeled “No.03”, new support legs were fabricated because it was supported differently in its previous location and did not have these parts. The fasteners attaching the adjuster blocks and support legs to the magnets were torqued to the recommended torque for each fastener based on the fastener grade and size. Various minor changes to the design were made since the release of drawings, primarily to improve ease of manufacture. As-built drawings will be released after the magnets have been installed on the stands in case additional changes arise.
35	Thursday, June 01, 2017, 15:25	Isaac Earle	BL4N	Development	BL4N 35-deg bender adjustment blocks modified to fit magnet
Adjustment blocks were installed on the second dipole bender today (labeled "No. 03" "C15-III-57/15"). The mounting holes on the magnet were not aligned properly, so modification was required for two of the blocks. The counterbored holes on TBP1809 were slotted 0.10" vertically, and on TBP1808, 0.06" horizontal slotting was required. A stress analysis was performed to confirm that the blocks are still strong enough to withstand the seismic loads (PDF attached).
Attachment 1: Stress_analysis_on_TBP1808_and_1809_for_modification_to_fit_magnet_-_June_1_2017.pdf

34	Tuesday, May 16, 2017, 17:30	Jason Kapalka	T-Hall Crane	Development	ARIEL Target Hall Overhead Crane Measurements
On May 5, 2017 the Beamlines and Remote Handling groups recorded distances in the ARIEL Target Hall from the Target Pit floor and B1 Target Hall floor elevations up to the overhead crane girders and main hoist rotation plate using a laser measurement device (see attached file). On May 19, 2017, the Beamlines Group measured the B1 and Target Pit floor elevations relative to the Cyclotron centre (see attached file).
Attachment 1: ARIEL_Target_Hall_Overhead_Crane_Measurements_(20170505).pdf

Attachment 2: Email_-_Michael_Vogel_-_ARIEL_B1_&_Target_Pit_floor_heights_(20170519).pdf

33	Tuesday, May 02, 2017, 16:52	Isaac Earle	BL4N	Development	BL4N 35-deg bender stand hardened parts tested
Hardness testing was performed on 1 sample each of parts TBP1822 and TBP1823 (part of the 35-deg magnet stand assembly TBP1804), They were found to be 60-60.5 Rc and 60-61 Rc respectively which is within spec. The alloy used to fabricate these parts was AISI #8620. The testing was performed by Precision Heat Treat in Surrey who also performed the heat treatment at an earlier date.
32	Tuesday, April 18, 2017, 19:28	Jason Kapalka	T-Hall Crane	Development	ATH overhead crane fault investigation
On April 18, 2017, an investigation was initiated to determine the cause of the ARIEL Target Hall overhead crane faults that occurred while attempting to perform remote lifting operations in Test Mode on a 8.6 tonne SEG block (see E-Log #30). Hugo Lapointe (Automation Technician, REEL-COH) requested pictures of the HIM (Human Interface Module) displays, located inside the electrical panels in the crane control room, immediately after a fault to assist with the troubleshooting process. An unsuccessful attempt was made to trigger a fault in Test Mode with no load on the hook block. A 8.6 tonne load was then attached to the hook block and three separate fault incidents were quickly triggered, which are summarized below: 2017-04-18 2:12:57 PM 103. Main Hoist East Drum North Motor Drive Fault (700VFD) Fault Code: 211 Fault Description: Safety Brd Fault 2017-04-18 2:13:00 PM 104. Main Hoist East Drum South Motor Drive Fault (800VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage 2017-04-18 2:13:00 PM 136. Main Hoist West Drum South Motor Drive Fault (900VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage 2017-04-18 2:13:01 PM 135. Main Hoist West Drum North Motor Drive Fault (1000VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage 2017-04-18 2:19:57 PM 136. Main Hoist West Drum South Motor Drive Fault (900VFD) Fault Code: 211 Fault Description: Safety Brd Fault 2017-04-18 2:20:00 PM 103. Main Hoist East Drum North Motor Drive Fault (700VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage 2017-04-18 2:20:00 PM 104. Main Hoist East Drum South Motor Drive Fault (800VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage 2017-04-18 2:20:00 PM 135. Main Hoist West Drum North Motor Drive Fault (1000VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage 2017-04-18 2:23:07 PM 136. Main Hoist West Drum South Motor Drive Fault (900VFD) Fault Code: 211 Fault Description: Safety Brd Fault 2017-04-18 2:23:10 PM 103. Main Hoist East Drum North Motor Drive Fault (700VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage 2017-04-18 2:23:10 PM 104. Main Hoist East Drum South Motor Drive Fault (800VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage 2017-04-18 2:23:10 PM 135. Main Hoist West Drum North Motor Drive Fault (1000VFD) Fault Code: 4 Fault Description: UnderVoltage It appears as though one motor causes the initial fault (Safety Brd Fault) and then the other three motors react to a safety trip fault (UnderVoltage). Upon further review of all the fault incidents from March and April it was observed that: - 136. Main Hoist West Drum South Motor Drive Fault (900VFD) caused the initial �Safety Brd Fault� on 8 of 10 fault incidents - 103. Main Hoist East Drum North Motor Drive Fault (700VFD) caused the initial �Safety Brd Fault� on 2 of 10 fault incidents Pictures showing the 700, 800, 900, and 1000VFD HIM displays in FAULTED and normal mode were send to Hugo (COH) for review and are attached below.
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31	Wednesday, April 12, 2017, 10:52	Jason Kapalka	T-Hall Crane	Repair	ARIEL Target Hall crane oil leaks & inspection plan
On March 29, 2017, a 9 tonne load was transferred in the ARIEL Target Hall with the overhead crane (TRIUMF crane #44). On April 3, 2017, several drops of green oil were observed on the floor and hookblock directly beneath the single equalizing sheave. The Remote Handling department millwrights were notified and an inspection of the crane using a man-lift was performed to verify the source of the oil leak. Upon inspection, it was confirmed that the green oil leak was coming from the bearing on the single balancing sheave. This sheave wheel is rarely moved since it's primary purpose is to equalize the wire rope between the hook block and the two hoists; however both hoists have remained relatively synchronized since the crane installation in the summer of 2015. The millwrights suspect that the grease inside the sheave bearing has separated due to inactivity and the low viscosity fluid slowly weeps out. The leak rate was estimated at less than one oil drop per day. During the inspection to find the source of the green oil leak, black oil was observed on top of both crane bridge girders. The apparent source of the black oil is the redundancy (aka failed drive bypass) system gearbox on the north and south side of the trolley. This black oil leak was significantly larger than green oil leak, and the question was raised about whether it was noticed during the annual inspection of the crane. Upon review, it was discovered that this crane was not yet added to the list of TRIUMF cranes that are inspected annually (typically performed during January-March), presumably due to its infrequent use. A request was made and this crane was added to the inspection list. Both leaks will be investigated further when the crane receives its annual inspection in April or May (which will be conducted by a third party service company) and the findings and recommended actions will be documented in this E-Log entry.
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30	Friday, March 31, 2017, 19:39	Jason Kapalka	T-Hall Crane	Development	ARIEL Target Hall overhead crane faults (Test Mode)
On March 29, 2017, a 9 tonne steel shield block was transferred from the ARIEL Target Pit and placed into a wood container on the Target Hall B1 level with the overhead crane main hoist in Local Mode without incident. Afterwards, the overhead crane was switched into Test Mode (which is the same as Remote Mode but without the Target Hall interlocked) and an attempt was made to transfer the shield block from the wood container on the B1 level to a wood container in the Target Pit remotely with the main hoist. At 11:51:09, after lifting the shield block ~1 m above the B1 level, a "136. Main Hoist West Drum South Motor Drive Fault (900 VFD)" alarm pop-up was shown on the overhead crane HMI in the crane control room which disabled the controls on the remote console. The reset button on the remote console was pressed and the remote lifting operation was resumed briefly until the same fault occurred at 11:51:42 and the reset button was pushed once again. While attempting to lower the shield block back down to the ground this fault-reset sequence reoccurred at 11:57:25, 11:58:16, 11:58:28, 11:58:43, 11:59:27, and 12:00:27, at which point the remote crane operation was aborted and the shield block was lowered down to the Target Pit floor with the main hoist in Local Mode, without incident. The Test Mode faults did not appear to depend upon the speed/acceleration of the lift, nor did they appear to be spaced apart by a fixed time interval. Upon closer inspection of the alarm history screen in the HMI (shown below) and the exported alarm log (attached below), almost every time the fault #136 occurred, the following three additional faults were logged simultaneously in the alarm history (but were not displayed as a pop-up on the main HMI screen): "103. Main Hoist East Drum North Motor Drive Fault (700 VFD)" "104. Main Hoist East Drum South Motor Drive Fault (800 VFD)" "135. Main Hoist West Drum North Motor Drive Fault (1000 VFD)" On March 31, 2017, the overhead crane main hoist was operated once again in Test Mode; however, no load was connected to the hook block to determine if the faults that occurred two days earlier could depend on the load. The main hoist hook block was remotely lowered ~3 m below the upper 'home' position, and then remotely raised as high as possible to function test the upper limit switch in remote mode; at 14:21:05 immediately after initiating the 'hoist up' motion, the same four faults occurred simultaneously. This incident shows that these specific faults do not depend on what load is connected to the hook block. Note: the crane position data from March 31 is attached below, however the times shown are 1 hour fast due a DST adjustment error. Follow up with the crane supplier, COH, is required to obtain a index and troubleshooting guide for these (and all other) fault codes. 2017-04-06 update: Sylvain Raymond of COH has been assigned to resolve these crane faults by Maxime Dub�-Blanchet of COH.
Attachment 1: history_201703311454.csv
;TrigIdx,ID,EVIndex,AllTrigMsg,Active,TimeOn,TimeAck 1,14,47,0,1,13/12/2016 15:09:10,0 1,16,48,0,1,13/12/2016 15:09:10,0 1,18,49,0,1,13/12/2016 15:09:10,0 1,20,50,0,1,13/12/2016 15:09:10,0 1,22,51,0,1,13/12/2016 15:09:10,0 1,24,52,0,1,13/12/2016 15:09:10,0 1,27,53,0,1,13/12/2016 15:09:10,0 1,29,54,0,1,13/12/2016 15:09:10,0 1,2,55,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,4,56,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,6,57,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,8,58,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,10,59,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,12,60,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,14,61,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,16,62,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,18,63,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,20,64,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,22,65,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,24,66,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,27,67,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 1,29,68,0,1,13/12/2016 15:55:56,0 0,82,69,0,0,19/12/2016 14:37:36,0 0,82,70,0,0,19/12/2016 14:37:52,0 0,82,71,0,0,20/12/2016 14:24:39,0 1,2,72,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,4,73,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,6,74,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,8,75,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,10,76,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,12,77,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,14,78,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,16,79,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,18,80,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,20,81,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,22,82,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,24,83,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,27,84,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 1,29,85,0,1,20/12/2016 15:34:34,0 0,82,86,0,1,05/01/2017 14:19:51,0 0,38,87,0,0,13/01/2017 10:41:48,0 0,70,88,0,0,13/01/2017 10:41:48,0 0,195,89,0,0,13/01/2017 10:41:48,0 0,311,90,0,1,29/01/2017 07:40:00,0 0,309,91,0,1,29/01/2017 07:41:49,0 0,308,92,0,1,29/01/2017 07:42:18,0 0,310,93,0,1,29/01/2017 07:42:45,0 0,1,94,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 0,10,95,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 0,11,96,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 0,12,97,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 0,304,98,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,2,99,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,4,100,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,6,101,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,8,102,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,10,103,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,12,104,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,14,105,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,16,106,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,18,107,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,20,108,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,22,109,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,24,110,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,27,111,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 1,29,112,0,1,28/03/2017 09:19:21,0 0,82,113,0,0,28/03/2017 12:19:43,0 0,82,114,0,0,29/03/2017 10:03:04,0 0,16,115,0,0,29/03/2017 10:39:23,0 0,14,116,0,1,29/03/2017 10:41:29,0 0,16,117,0,0,29/03/2017 10:51:44,0 0,16,118,0,1,29/03/2017 10:56:03,0 0,16,119,0,0,29/03/2017 11:00:24,0 0,16,120,0,0,29/03/2017 11:01:42,0 0,16,121,0,1,29/03/2017 11:05:07,0 0,136,122,0,0,29/03/2017 11:51:09,0 0,103,123,0,0,29/03/2017 11:51:11,0 0,135,124,0,0,29/03/2017 11:51:11,0 0,104,125,0,0,29/03/2017 11:51:12,0 0,136,126,0,1,29/03/2017 11:51:42,0 0,135,1,0,1,29/03/2017 11:51:45,0 0,103,127,0,1,29/03/2017 11:51:45,0 0,104,128,0,1,29/03/2017 11:51:45,0 0,136,2,0,1,29/03/2017 11:57:25,0 0,103,3,0,1,29/03/2017 11:57:28,0 0,104,4,0,1,29/03/2017 11:57:29,0 0,135,5,0,1,29/03/2017 11:57:29,0 0,136,6,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:16,0 0,103,7,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:19,0 0,104,8,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:19,0 0,135,9,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:19,0 0,136,10,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:28,0 0,103,11,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:32,0 0,135,12,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:32,0 0,104,13,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:33,0 0,136,14,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:43,0 0,103,15,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:46,0 0,135,16,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:46,0 0,104,17,0,0,29/03/2017 11:58:47,0 0,136,18,0,0,29/03/2017 11:59:27,0 0,103,19,0,0,29/03/2017 11:59:30,0 0,104,20,0,0,29/03/2017 11:59:30,0 0,135,21,0,0,29/03/2017 11:59:30,0 0,136,22,0,0,29/03/2017 12:00:27,0 0,103,23,0,0,29/03/2017 12:00:30,0 0,104,24,0,0,29/03/2017 12:00:30,0 1,2,25,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,4,26,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,6,27,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,8,28,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,10,29,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,12,30,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,14,31,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,16,32,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,18,33,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,20,34,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,22,35,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,24,36,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,27,37,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 1,29,38,0,1,31/03/2017 12:48:58,0 0,16,39,0,1,31/03/2017 14:00:27,0 0,13,40,0,1,31/03/2017 14:01:08,0 0,14,41,0,0,31/03/2017 14:20:21,0 0,103,42,0,1,31/03/2017 14:21:05,0 0,104,43,0,1,31/03/2017 14:21:08,0 0,136,44,0,1,31/03/2017 14:21:08,0 0,135,45,0,1,31/03/2017 14:21:09,0 0,16,46,0,1,31/03/2017 14:34:36,0
Attachment 2: DataLogging_201703311520_Table.csv
;Date,Time,Millitm,{[PLC]BridgeVFDInput.Feedback},{[PLC]BridgeEncoder.Position},{[PLC]BridgeVFDInput.OutputCurrent},{[PLC]MainHoistEastDrumEncoder.Position},{[PLC]MainHoistEastNorthEncoder.Position},{[PLC]MainHoistEastNorthVFDInput.Feedback},{[PLC]MainHoistEastNorthVFDInput.OutputCurrent},{[PLC]MainHoistEastSouthVFDInput.Feedback},{[PLC]MainHoistEastSouthVFDInput.OutputCurrent},{[PLC]MainHoistWestDrumEncoder.Position},{[PLC]MainHoistWestNorthVFDInput.Feedback},{[PLC]MainHoistWestNorthVFDInput.OutputCurrent},{[PLC]MainHoistWestSouthEncoder.Position},{[PLC]MainHoistWestSouthVFDInput.Feedback},{[PLC]MainHoistWestSouthVFDInput.OutputCurrent},{[PLC]MainTrolleyEncoder.Position},{[PLC]MainTrolleyLoadCellNE.Weight},{[PLC]MainTrolleyLoadCellNW.Weight},{[PLC]MainTrolleyLoadCellSE.Weight},{[PLC]MainTrolleyLoadCellSW.Weight},{[PLC]MainTrolleyTotalWeight},{[PLC]MainTrolleyVFDInput.Feedback},{[PLC]MainTrolleyVFDInput.OutputCurrent},{[PLC]RotatingHookEncoder.Position},{[PLC]RotatingHookVFDInput.Feedback},{[PLC]RotatingHookVFDInput.OutputCurrent}, 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29	Wednesday, February 15, 2017, 11:57	chad fisher	T-Hall Crane	Development	Jason's Remote Crane Test Boxes
On Tuesday, February 14th I finished modifying Jason's boxes for the remote crane tests by adding shelves to mount cameras... Apart from given the edges a quick sanding (so no one gets slivers)...which I will try and do tomorrow.

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