TM2 TP1/TP2 and TCS:TP1S have been started at TCS. The starting time and operation of turbo pumps are ok. TM2 had been stored in silo since last Oct.

TP1/TP2 work fine over long weekend and TCS vacuum is good. I switched off TCS vacuum system.

TM2 has been moved to TCS and under good vacuum. TP1/2 work fine.  Electrical check: A to PQ still dead short. B to C @250V 3.8M which is ok still . We knew these two things before. Other things are good. Vacuum: air to vacuum seals on TM2 service cap are good. Helium pressure test on all water lines are good. HS line no target so can't be tested. But We did helium pressure test on each target change so it's fine.

TM4 electrical check at SMP(vented) without target: PQ is dead short to RU. PQRU to 60kv bias,750Kohm at250V. other things are good. Notes: In attachment files all hand writing and circled TM2 should be TM4.  the results are measured on TM4 not TM2.

TM2 has been moved from TCS to west-south silo. Travis and I did the job. The move is successful.

HALCW pump ITC:MP1 and MP2 phase current draw measurement result: water supplied to both station. MP1: Black 17.0A, blue 16.9A, red 16.7A.   MP2: black 17.3A, blue17.8A, red 17.3A.    The results are good.  No concern on both motors.

 ITW/ITE water system manual valves water small leak inspection and repairing job is done. Small water drippings have been found on ITE: manual supply and return(valve stems).  ITW: 2A window supply(valve stem), collimator supply(valve stem),EE return(valve stem), HS supply and return(valve stems), tube heater supply and return(valve stems). all small leaks are repaired. 

After waste transfer, I did a SHC field measurement from TH through top flange opening. The general field around manipulator maintenance working area is 550 to 650 usv/hr(0.4 to 0.5 meters above table). some area on work table where target fragile material stayed before have 1.0 to 1.3 m/sv (closing to contact measurement). The spreading of target material dusts deposited on table, and affected the whole cell field in my view. 

HALCW resin can loop two filters have been replaced. no water leak on after job check.

Chole and I finished ITW water signals interlock. No issue.

Service of  Parker 1/4 quick connectors in ITW and ITE have been done.  all 28 female connectors were serviced. o- rings and valve stem in quick connectors were replaced. the serviced connectors have been installed back to ITW and ITE.  Visually inspected all connectors with flowing through them. No leak, and they function well. 

To prevent TP bearings seize during shut down, ITW:TP3,TP4, TP1S TP4S have been started since March 06th. They work fine.  The plan is to switch them off this Thursday, and restart them in May before ITW in use.

ITE water signals interlock annual check is done today. all interlocks work . No issue.

TCS water system filters annual replacement has been done. Plant group Dan Tower finished the job and updated the inspection tags .

Adam and I did  spent target pail and its lifting jigs load test this morning.  The load for full pail test is 263 lbs and for empty pail is 69 lbs. pail and all jigs passed the test.

Refilled TCS:TK2 from 11" to 28.8 ".

MCR Travis Curucz , Frank, and I finished BL2A MAA ASU test per document 154779. everything works fine. Travis kept  the test document.

TH crane main hoist B starting delay issue appears again this Thursday. It is about 1 minute waiting time after power on the crane. this is an old problem we spent so much time in investigation and tried solve during last summer and fall. During this period, the delay time became shorter and the problem disappeared completely in November. It worked fine since then  until this this day. TH crane still works fine other than it. I will watch in this issue closely. 

Once the test stand was vented and all lines purged Anders Mjos and myself jigged up the water blocks and proceeded to remove the TM4 SiC#31 target used during the testing, Einso lens and steerer.  Once these components where removed we transferred the source tray to the transport plate and moved it to the alignment area.

Maico, Chad and I conducted a leak check on all affected lines following tweaking of cooling line gaps. All lines pumped down to a level of 10^-9 torrliter/sec with no leaks detected with Helium.