Two small water leaks have been found on ITW High active water system. One is from an unused 1/4" copper valve stem. another is on supply 1.5" supply line valve body top sealing. Both of them are seeping water from seal. 1/4" copper valve will be replaced with a new one. 1.5" supply line valve will be replaced by an old valve with all new seals. I have all spare parts in hand.  At present, water supply to ITW are stooped to reduce leak rate. Two aluminum flat tray are put underneath leak valves to hold small amount leak water. Both leak will be fixed in April  mostly.

Two filters on HALCW resin circuit have been replaced. O-ring 235# were changed on both filter cartridge houses.  25micron  10"x 2.5" 3M cartridge new filters  are used. Old filters are not very dirty. They are bagged and stored in vacuum pit. Residual water from cartridge houses are collected and stored in high active storage jug with sealed cap.  No leak on resin circuit before and after the job.

2 broken lights of NHC were replaced in Target Hall. see pics attached.

 Last week we repaired the South Hot Cell turntable chain/sprocket. Chain was loose and there was a few section where the chain was not lining up properly with the sprockets.

3 issues were discovered:

-        One of the pins was bent. It’s been replaced but is a temporary fix. Need to replace them with stronger pins.

-        The smaller sprockets near the motor were too far from the main turntable sprocket which was causing the links to not immediately line up with the teeth on the turntable sprocket. With too much slack in the chain, it’s likely that this is were the misalignment was starting. This was fixed by adjusting the motor position and the position of the yellow plate bolted to the floor.

-        The yellow plate that is bolted into the floor has oversized holes relative to the bolts/washers used. This allows us to adjust the position, but the washers are to thin and are being bent/pulled into the holes. Should be replaced with thicker washers that can withstand the tension and this will help prevent the plate from sliding out of position.

Argon vent and disconnect TM4 at TCS.

Prepare for TM4 move tomorrow morning.

TCS:MP1 back up pressure went up too high (700mtorr).I turned off all the pumps.The TCS is under vacuum still. TCS water  package cooling fans showed error on control page.The water pumps are stopped  also.

Restarted the vacuum pumps 40 minutes after stopping. Everything is back to normal. The MP1 back up pressure need to be monitored frequently before we have a final solution on this issue.

Reset the CS cooling package on roof and restarted the water  pumps. The system is running good so far.

I turned off TCS vacuum and water pumps. The TSC and TM4 are still under vacuum condition.

 Turbos started at 11:14. TP1S achieved full speed in less than 2 minutes. TP1 and 2 tripped at 9 minutes. Restarted and reached at speed after another 1 minute 20 seconds.

 The turbo pumps have been started on TM2 and the conditioning station.

Five of used  internal leaked  TP BVs are serviced and repaired. Internal plunge  o-ring and case o-ring are replaced on all five BVs. Leak checked valves after  . They are ok to be used as spare parts.  The are active parts stored in TH now.

 David replaced the broken turbo pump this morning and I have started roughing at 9:54.

 The turbo pumps have been turned on and are running

 The Turbo pumps are now running on TCS

 Both Turbo Pumps are now operational.

Bevan Moss wrote:

Both Turbo Pumps are now operational.

 Turbo pumps 1 and 2 both found randomly off, have been restarted

The turbo pumps are on. TP1 and TP2 once again timed out and had to be restarted before they would stay on.

 Both Turbo pumps on TM3 have failed. They were both attempted to start in soft mode. TP2 could only achieve ~19kpm and TP1 ~10kpm. I have turned off the scroll pump and vented through the turbo pumps.

 Turbo Pump 2 has been replaced on TM3. I got a count of 350 on the sleeve of my tank suit.

 Turbo Pump 2 has been replaced on TM3. I got a count of 350 on the sleeve of my tank suit.