Spent target SiC#39 is removed from SHC to storage vault at 4C in pail #227.The move is successful.  Note:The small aluminum block holding wire on pail lid could be contaminated by SHC manipulator during the lid installation in SHC.

An inspection was performed on drive systems for both storage vaults (main and mini) by Adam Newsome and Dan McDonald. The functionality was not tested. Overall, nothing concerning was discovered.

Main Storage Vault:

• Chain inspected (OK) and lubricated
• Gearbox inspected - OK
• All drive system set screws checked and tightened (note: chain drive screw slightly loose)
• Sprocket alignment checked - OK
• Limit switches checked - OK
• Emergency close mechanism cable checked - OK

Mini-Storage:

• Chain inspected - OK
• Set screw checked - OK
• Gearbox inspected - OK (need inventory/spare in stock)
• Roller wheels checked - OK

The emergency close mechanism for the Storage Vault door was tested by Adam Newsome and Travis Cave. The door was opened to its fully open limit, then closed with the emergency system.

The test was successful.

A relay contact-based interface module was installed in between Safety Group's storage vault door enable junction box and Remote Handling's control module for the vault door.

The purpose of this module, which contains a diode bridge and relay, is to isolate the safety system from the control module to prevent back-voltage on the safety system which can damage the PLC's power supply.

In the new configuration, rather than receiving a 24 VDC signal from the safety PLC, this signal activates the relay, whose normally closed contacts supply 24 VDC (from internal) to the safety relay inside the control module. Wiring was modified inside the control module to account for this change.

In investing how to achieve the same functionality as before this change, it was determined that the control module's electrical schematic was not correct and did not reflect the actual wiring. A new schematic was created for this based on the actual wiring, including new changes.

The system was tested by locking out the target hall, and verifying that:
- No failure occurred on the power supply for the safety PLC
- This new relay actuated when the target hall was locked out (i.e. received signal from PLC)
- This new relay correctly supplied 24 VDC to the safety relay within the control module, allowing for the Opto-22 control unit to output control signals to the motors

Note: currently the soft limit switches for the vault door close/open have been bypassed. This is not a safety issue; the door can still be fully opened and closed remotely (but the open override and close override buttons are rendered useless). The bypass will be rectified in the coming weeks and this e-log will be updated accordingly.

Edit (Aug. 13, 2020): the issue regarding the limit switches has been resolved. The entire system is functioning as it was prior to the safety interface installation.

 Graphite #1 along with the broke 2A2M19 wire scanner have been placed in the spent target vault see attached PDF for deatails.

 UC#30 has been placed into the spent target vault, it was placed in pail 238 and in spot 1A of the vault. It was 81.5 mSv/hr when removed from the south hot cell. 

 Targets Ta#48,51,54 SiC#35, and UC#25 were repacked and placed in the mini vault. In the following order back to front. SiC#35 (240), Ta#54(241), UC#25(244), Ta#48(243), Ta#51(242).

Also during this repacking Ta#60 was also placed in the Spent Target Vault in spot 7B in pail# 239.

TM2 old source tray and TM4 optic tray are stored together in vault tray#9. The fielding measurement at SHC post 0.5 meter distance:
 

March 1st 2019, maximum 14.6msv/hr, minimum 4.78 msv/hr

Nov 2nd 2020, max 7.11m sv/hr, min 2.5msv/hr.

 UC#31 has been moved from the south hot cell to the spent target vault. It is in spot 8B of the vault in pail # 224 and was 3.71mSv/hr upon removal from the south hot cell.

C#2 has been moved from the south hot cell to the spent target vault. It is in spot 8A of the vault in pail # 235 and was 185 mSv/hr upon removal from the south hot cell.

The Target Index spreadsheet has been updated on DocuShare.

Pail 237 only has 200u sv/hr field at 0.5 meter. On contact measurement: 0.9 to 1.6 m sv/hr.and less than 80 count contamination outside the pail.   It is moved to mini storage. We will transfer this pail to cyclotron vault and store it there later.

Repack of 4 spent targets in TH and SHC.  SiC#37 to new pail249#. SiC#36 to new pail 250#. Nb#8 to new pail 247#, SiC#33 to new pail 248#.  They are all in mini storage. Also, UCx 31 are transferred to mini storage.  There are 5 spent targets in mini storage now.  

2021-05-20: 5 spent targets have been loaded into F308's. We transferred two more spent targets into mini storage this morning for next week loading.

The emergency close mechanism for the Storage Vault door was tested by Adam Newsome and Travis Cave. The door was opened to its fully open limit, then closed with the emergency system.

The test was successful.

A cable track was installed between the mini-storage vault and the silos, for the purpose of implementing a retractable cable chain (e-chain). This will allow for cables to be managed during door opening/closing, so that remote control operation of the door will be possible in the future. See Work Permit I2021-08-11-2 (Aug 11)

Holes were drilled into the motor mounting plate (IRH2089) to allow for mounting a limit switch on the plate. See Work Permit I2021-08-17-7 (Aug 17)

Preliminary testing was completed in which the e-chain was fixed to the door with a C-clamp. Local and remote functionality were checked, and limit switch functionality was verified. Everything is working as expected. A final test will be conducted once the e-chain is fixed to the door and cabling routed through it. See Work Permit I2021-08-19-1 (Aug 19)

The e-chain has not yet been fixed to the vault door - holes will be drilled in-situ after preliminary testing is complete to confirm positioning.

 Edit [2021-09-23]: the installation is complete and has been tested.

 The spent Ta#62 target along with 2A2M19 were placed in pail #256 and placed in spot 7A of the spent target vault. See attached PDF for vault details.

 The spent UC#34 target was moved from the north hot cell to the spent target vault. See attached PDF for details.

Remote capability was added for the mini-storage door control. The control signals originate from the Opto 22 Module box that is used for the SMP remote control (this is located just above the storage vault).
The controls signal assignment document has been updated and can be found in C:\PDM Vault\PDM_Vault\_models\isac\isac1\wpn-3919 - safe module parking\Electrical

In order to operate remotely:
- Plug the mini-storage control box power cable into a wall outlet (adjacent main storage vault, under stairs)
- Plug the motor output cable into the mini-storage door motor
- Unplug the local pendant from the box
- Plug the cable that comes from the remote module box into the connector that the pendant was plugged into (M12, 5 pole Murr connector)
- Using the remote control program from the ISAC RH control room, click on the Mini-Storage option and then click buttons for open and close to operate the door (note: it is important to verify both opening and closing functions work before attempting any remote operation).

Remote and local functionality have been tested and verified working.

It is recommended to mount the mini-storage control box in a convenient area near the mini-storage (possibly on the wall adjacent the main storage vault).

Please contact me if you have any further questions.

 Ta#56 in pail #169 was repacked and placed into #269 and was placed in the mini vault at the back. It was 3.86mSv/hr upon removal from the NHC. See attached files for details.

 The spent C#3 target has been moved from the south hot cell to the spent target vault it was placed in pail #270 and put in spot 2C of the vault. See attached PDF for more details.

 Ta#53 was repacked and placed in the mini vault it was changed from pail#164 to pail#262. See attached PDF for further details.