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ID Date Author Categorydown Type Module Target/Number Subject
  2215   Monday, May 03, 2021, 15:14 Frank SongITEMaintenance  High voltage test in ITE

 Anders and I prepared ITE high voltage test in April 30 ( Friday morning), The MAA is locked for this.

  2220   Monday, May 31, 2021, 11:28 David WangITEStandard OperationTM4 Remotely remove TM4 from silo to shc

Remotely remove tm4 from silo to shc. The moving is smooth.

  2221   Thursday, June 03, 2021, 08:19 David WangITERepairTM4UCX33Replaced ITE TP4

Replaced  ITE TP4 due to failure start. The new pump works fine.

  2235   Tuesday, July 20, 2021, 09:46 Adam NewsomeITEStandard OperationTM4 Remotely moved TM4 from TCS to ITE

TM4 was moved from the conditioning station to the East target station.

  2236   Friday, July 30, 2021, 16:19 Carla BabcockITERepairTM4Ta#62Electrical issues on Ta62
TLDR: TBHT voltage too high and rising too quickly with TGHT current - voltage limited. TGHT power supply tripped breakers somehow. ITE:EL not outputting voltage.

 

A short between feedthroughs A and P developed at the end of the p2n run in this module, and was fixed by Chad prying apart the lines in the source tray with a long teflon bar. We did not take the containment box off to fix it properly for reasons of time and also potential damage to the containment box. This seemed to fix it and David measured around 13MOhms between A-P when the module was installed in ITE. To make sure we could recover if the short reappeared during the run, David did not connect the P/Q feedthrough to HV common on the module top as usual, but it was connected in the electrical room. I also unhooked the busbar from the coil power supply.

When trying to start the TGHT ramp up, it was discovered that ITE:TGHT had a fault in its readback circuit, which was showing negative voltages. Not sure how this happened, since the power supply was not used for the previous p2n run, maybe an HV spark? This supply was replaced with the spare (SN 1161-9894).

When TGHT and TBHT were able to be ramped up, we found that the tube heater voltage was increasing too much with the target current. Normally the rate of increase is about 0.0004 V per amp on TGHT. This time it was 0.004 V/A. This was causing the TBHT to be voltage limited, which I thought could be related to the AP short. So I re-wired it such that the P feedthrough (#7 in the electrical room) was disconnected from everything except it was tied to feedthrough A (#1) using a 100 Ohm resistor. This should prevent it from floating and also prevent current from going through. See documentation in the Target Records folder (https://documents.triumf.ca/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-204373/July272021_ITETM4_electricalissues.pdf).

During the subsequent ramp up, the TGHT power supply tripped the breakers when it was at 500A, 8V. The cause of this is still uncertain, and the TBHT voltage issue persisted after the wiring change. In the interest of time we decided to stay conservative on the currents used and continue to run like this. It may also be possible that the copper block which is supposed to reference TBHT negative to HV common is not attached.

Finally ITE:EL is still not working. It shows a value on the front of the PSU but doesn't draw enough current and doesn't affect the beam. We are running without it and it will hopefully be fixed on the Aug. 4 maintenance day.

These electrical issues bear some resemblance to those with Ta61, but I don't think we ever determined the cause there.

  2237   Friday, July 30, 2021, 16:31 Carla BabcockITERepair  ITE re-wire

See the attached for the way ITE has been re-wired for the Ta62 run. Note also that the copper block in the schematic on TBHT negative may not actually be connected. Wiring verification on Aug. 4.

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  2244   Wednesday, September 15, 2021, 08:39 Travis CaveITEStandard OperationTM4SiC#41Module move

TM#4 with SiC#41 has been moved from the NHC to ITE.

  2246   Friday, September 17, 2021, 12:34 Frank SongITEStandard OperationTM4Sic#41Module Connection

 TM4 with a new target was moved back from NHC to ITE and reconnected at pit. The 5 shielding blocks were installed as well. Copies of connection checklist are attached here.

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  2254   Monday, October 04, 2021, 09:37 Frank SongITEStandard OperationTM4Sic#41module disconnection

 TM4 was disconnected and moved to NHC. 

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  2256   Wednesday, October 06, 2021, 10:42 David WangITERepair  ITE IG1S cable end connector replacement

ITE IG1S cable end connector replacement has been finished by Roy Huang.

  2258   Friday, October 08, 2021, 12:39 Frank SongITEStandard OperationTM4UCx#35Module Connection

 the module with target UC#35 was connected in ITE and being pumped down.

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  2260   Tuesday, October 26, 2021, 11:01 Frank SongITEStandard OperationTM4UCx#35shielding blocks transfer

 the five shielding blocks have been moved from ITW to ITE. 

  2273   Tuesday, November 23, 2021, 10:46 Frank SongITEStandard OperationTM4UCx#35module disconnection

 the TM4 with UCx#35 was disconnected in ITE.

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  2280   Tuesday, November 30, 2021, 11:03 David WangITEStandard OperationTM4Ta#63.Remotely remove TM4(Ta#63) from TCS to ITE.

Remotely remove TM4(Ta#63) from TCS to ITE. The move is smooth and successful.

  2281   Tuesday, November 30, 2021, 12:51 David WangITEStandard OperationTM4Ta#63.Tm4 has been connected in ITE.

TM4 has been connected in ITE. See attachment for checklist.

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  2282   Wednesday, January 05, 2022, 09:38 Frank SongITEMaintenanceTM4Ta #63TM4 SIS with Target and No external Connections

 electric check done in ITE. 

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  2285   Thursday, January 06, 2022, 13:54 David WangITEStandard OperationTM4 helium pressure test on TM4 internal cooloing lsine at ITE.

Helium pressure 70 psi. 3 minutes on each circle untill LR on LD is balanced. Base leak rate on LD:0.0xE-9 atm.cc/sec.   The result:

A:   slowly to1.8Xe-8atm.cc/sec after 2 minutes and balanced there. 

B:   slowly to 2.0XE-8 atm.cc/sec after 2 minutes and balanced there.

C:  quickly response  to 3.1XE-8 atm.cc/sec and balance there.

D : slowly to 3.0X E-9 atm.cc/sec and balanced there.

All others including coil1, coil 2 ,MSP, EE, HS, window are perfectly leak tight. No response on LD.

 The leak rate on A,B,C,D are in low E-8 or E-9 atm.cc/sec range.  They should seal cooling water without leak.    No concern. 

 

  2286   Monday, January 10, 2022, 09:31 David WangITEStandard OperationTM4 ITE primary and secondary vacuum vessel leak check.

ITE primary and secondary  vacuum vessel leak check has been down.  Base leak rate 0.0x E-9 atm.cc/sec on LD. Only 2.8 XE-9 atm.cc/sec leak has been found on big T tank seal which is very tiny. all other seals are perfect leak free.   No concern

  2304   Thursday, February 10, 2022, 12:42 David WangITEStandard Operation  ITE HV test woithout mdoule was done.

Carla did the test. That is what she wrote in Feb 04th:  "I am done with the HV testing at ITE - the results were the same as at ITW. It stayed at 59kV for 30 mins with no issues. Trying to go above 59.5kV is probably possible but a bit more risky. ITE also has a band, from 54-56kV, where the current jumps around like crazy".

  2323   Thursday, May 19, 2022, 15:05 Frank SongITEStandard OperationTM4UCx#37UCx#37 P2N connection on TM4

 TM4 with UCx#37 was connected in ITE. Attachment available.

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