Rana, Matt, Hang We did some further investigation of HAM5's coherence with DARM, as suggested by Gabriele (aLog # 19756). A list of what we did: 05:35:10 (UTC): Tapped the lower middle flange south of HAM5. 05:35:32 (UTC); Tapped the same flange harder. 05:35:54 (UTC): Tapped gull wing. The interferometer lost lock. Before the unlock, the IFO was operating at 24 W with LSC FF on. A plot of the corresponded time series was attached (TSaccHam5vsDarm.png). We could see ringing corresponding to tapping the flange in HAM5 channel, yet they did not seem to have a significant effect on DARM. The frequency of the ringing was 207Hz with a decay time of 1.6s. No 90 Hz feature seen. The gull wing tapping did not appear in the ACC_HAM5_SR1 that Gabriele noted. Summary: no clear connection between this ACC and DARM.
evan, rana
we did further slapping and shouting around HAM5/6 (from 10:25 - 10:39 UTC) and saw a few interesting things:
afterwards, we ran Hang's A2L script. It ran well, but takes awhile. We ought to run these in parallel.
Some times and events for analysis:
10:25:45 knocking on HAM5-south 10:26:01 knock on south door, upper west side 10:26:40 wiggle HAM5's curtains 10:27:40 wiggle HAM6's curtains 10:27:53 acoustic injection near HAM6 east side 10:28:12 ISCT6 acoustic noise 10:28:46 HAM5 north door 10:30:22 HAM5-HAM4 manifold 10:32:32 septum plate (north end) 10:34:39 HAM4-5 manifold whack 10:35:45 tube between bellows near HAM5 10:37:34 more of same 10:38:14 more of same