Completed final tests on bake enclosure heater today with contractor. We have four thermocouple readouts which all act as over-heat protection along with temperature read back. If temperature rises above set point plus up to 20 degC (user defined) then the heater trips off.

We secured four type T thermocouples in the enclosure (one touches a metal flange at bottom of CP4 and the other three float in air), plus one type K that floats in air and is connected to CDS at TE202A - formerly CP3 exhaust temp read out - for remote monitoring and alarm messaging. It currently reads 29degC, which is higher than the other four reading around 21degC.

We found a spill from the turbo's portable chiller this morning. The flex hose had slipped off a barbed connection, so Kyle replace with metal hose and threaded fittings. The fluid is DI water,  mixed with some residual anti-corrosion slime.

We will set or adjust text/email alarms for the following channels: 

• H0:VAC-MY_CP3_TE202A_DISCHARGE_TEMP_DEGC
• H0:VAC-MY_Y4_PT245B_PRESS_TORR
• H0:VAC-MY_CP4_253_REGEN_TEMP_ALRM_INTLK
• H0:VAC-MY_CP4_TE253A_REGEN_TEMP_DEGC