All water circuits except Coil 1 were leak checked by David and Anders. No obvious signals were detected except some small possible responses. See attached notes for details.

Link to previous target information: https://elog.triumf.ca/TIS/RH-ISAC/1039

Monday, March 25, 2019, 10:00: Target electrical checks (See Attachment 1)

Tested for TM2 

 A copper bar jumper (ITD0488) was installed on the TGHT, TBHT and COIL conductors on the taregt hall side for TCS testing.

Jig for installation of target through hot cell roof has been assembled and placed in the target hall.

New gaskets and fasteners have been inserted into the south hot cell in preparation for installing the dummy target onto TM3 tomorrow.

 This is a link to all of the issues with the NHC manipulators that I know of

https://documents.triumf.ca/docushare/dsweb/View/Collection-27663/Document-180176

When I tried to raise the anode voltage in cathode bias mode on May 23 evening, I found the target or tube shorted to HV common. Investigations in the faraday cage today showed the same. I removed all the new electronics (resistors, gemovs, etc) from the power supply to no effect, so I disconnected the TGHT supply and pushed it away from the busbars. There was still a short. David Frank and I then went down to the pit and disconnected everything to measure the module. The module itself showed no short, and the bus bars in the chase for TGHT showed no short, though the ones for TBHT still showed the short.

David and Frank reconnected the module and I disconnected the TBHT supply in the faraday cage, then I found no shorts to TGHT/TBHT. When I reconnected everything there were still no shorts. There must have been a short in the TBHT line in the faraday cage, and another short in the TGHT line in either the faraday cage or on the module top. Both these shorts got resolved by taking everything apart. Still not sure how it happened.

Next I found I could not raise the anode voltage above 230V, it looked like it was current limiting but since the current limit was high, I figured it had something to do with the new electronics installed. I disconnected them all the in cage and that solved the problem, and then reconnecting the gemovs that go from the PSU terminals to HV common caused the problem again, so I left those disconnected.

 The filament on IG1 for TM3 was replaced by myself and Edi. The old filament did not appear to be damaged but the controller claimed it was. The current gauge on TM3 is a single filament, ideally it would be upgraded to a double.

Upon attempting to lower Pail 211 into their tile hole, CNL encountered issues with the pail getting stuck. They shipped the pail back to TRIUMF and requested we perform an investigation. The investigation report is attached.

The pail contents must be re-packaged into a new pail.

Note: the F-308 is currently sitting in the Meson Hall warm cell at approximately 250 uSv/h at 0.5 m.

Dose for primary worker (Chad Fisher) who inspected the cable, unbolted the flask lid, and handled the pail briefly: approx. 104 uSv

Dose for secondary worker (Danka Krsmanovic) who swiped the pail and flask to check for contamination: approx. 70 uSv

More photos available upon request from Adam Newsome.

Repacked nSiC#1 in SHC and moved it to mini storage vault. Transferred UCx26 and UCx28# from vault to mini-storage. See attachment for vault and mini-storage inventory.

David Wang and I accessed the NHC today to check if the proposed duct routing (IRH1618) will interfere with servicing or replacement of the TCS turbo pump.  A piece of plywood was placed in the future position of the NHC/TCS partition wall (IRH1609), and a ducting elbow was placed at the approximate position of the nearest elbow to the turbo pump.

David concluded that the ducting in the proposed location will not have any significant effect on replacement of the turbo pump, and he does not expect replacement will be difficult to perform after installation of the wall and NHC ducting.  Standing at floor level towards the east side of the TCS space and reaching upwards seemed to be the best way to reach the turbo pump flange bolts.  It was also noted that there was sufficient room in the TCS space for two workers to be in the area.

Insulators ITD0053 and 54 have been replaced. All fasteners torqued to 56 in lbs.

 September 23, 2024 - C. Fisher 

• Containment box removed
• Insulator installed
• New window line VCR seals installed
• Dropped bolt from TiC#8 removed
• Containment box reinstalled

September 23, 2024 - A. Tam

• Containment box cover reinstalled 

Photos attached 

Frank and Anders installed lid on TCS and started vacuum system yesterday. To run over the Holidays. Retrieved dose badge from operational storage area. Measured field to be ~ 10 mSv/h at ~9am. Beam went off about 8:30am.

Bevan and I installed 2 turbo pumps on TM2. The o- ring flanges on TM2 had been cleaned before the installation.

David installed the new ball valve and connections for the SAS project module move ventilation. SASP0482. Drawing reference ISK5029B.

Installation by Marshall. Dave M from controls adjusted circuitry to get TCS:MP1 to start.

Work is being done in preparation for the Module Move Ventilation SAS project

 Installation of of operator-level lighting in the NHC was completed today according to drawing IRH1801.  2" x 2" Panduit was mounted to the wall on aluminum brackets to support the power cables.  These lights can be replaced remotely by unplugging the power cords using the manipulators, lifting the cable out of the Panduit with a hooked pole tool through the manipulator slave end removal roof hatch, lifting the light fixture off the support bracket with the pole tool, then installing a new fixture in the opposite order.  This RH procedure will be tested at a later date as part of NHC commissioning.

Shielding plug is installed onto TCS. TCS is being pumped down to keep it under vacuum for the rest of the year.

I installed a set of new high current cables for TM2 Febiad run. The top of TM2  is configured to Febiad mode. See attachments