Confirming that the two PSL trips recently noted by Kiwamu (alogs 18123 and 18132) were for the same reasons detailed in alog 18083: the diode chiller flow interlock H1:PSL-IL_DCHILFLOW is tripping for no apparent reason. Attached are trends from the trip events. Also, there was a third another trip, between the two Kiwamu noted, on 4/30/2015 at 4:19:43 UTC that was not in the alog; this trip did bring down the NPRO (as can be seen in PSLtrips2015-04-29to2015-05-01.png), but there is no indication in the log that the trip was manually reset. Evidence attached below (PSLtrips2015-04-29to2015-05-01.png and PSLtrip#22015-04-3004:19:43.png), same cause as the rest.
Confirming that the two PSL trips recently noted by Kiwamu (alogs 18123 and 18132) were for the same reasons detailed in alog 18083: the diode chiller flow interlock H1:PSL-IL_DCHILFLOW is tripping for no apparent reason. Attached are trends from the trip events. Also, there was a third another trip, between the two Kiwamu noted, on 4/30/2015 at 4:19:43 UTC that was not in the alog; this trip did bring down the NPRO (as can be seen in PSLtrips2015-04-29to2015-05-01.png), but there is no indication in the log that the trip was manually reset. Evidence attached below (PSLtrips2015-04-29to2015-05-01.png and PSLtrip#22015-04-3004:19:43.png), same cause as the rest.