I took TFs today driving at OSEMOUTF and reading at OSEMINF in two states: Binary I/O LP ON and Binary I/O LP OFF. 

Further compensation for other electronics will need to be included to be conclusive, but this is a good start that shows the expected pole at 1Hz and the expected zero at 10Hz.

~sus/trunk/QUAD/H2/ITMY/SAGM0/Results/
~sus/trunk/QUAD/H2/ITMY/SAGR0/Results/

Transition to laser safe
Cleaning of bake oven room
Gregario at MY
Work permit for removal of HAM 7 support tube chocks
King Soft Water to service well
Service of data tape robot
BSC7 chamber cleaning
Tour led by Dale

Trend of > .5 micron particle counts for LVEA, LABS, MX attached

This plot shows 10 days  of pumping on X1 with only the ion pump mounted at CP1.

Christina, Terry, Kyle 

Noticed that the power/data cable connecting the dust monitor in the CS bake oven room to the CDS system penetrates the ceiling tile directly above the dust monitor sample intake.  This cable was free hanging and not strain relieved effectively.  The original "glob" of caulk used to seal this penetration had long ago been pulled away such that the penetration through the "chalky" ceiling tile was raining down an infinite source of dust particles to the dust monitor intake -> I added two wall-mounted cable clamps to prevent cable motion at the penetration, a rubber grommet at the penetration and re-caulked the penetration. Additionally I taped the periphery of two ceiling tiles above the dust monitor as they showed evidence of having been removed but not re-caulked at some point in the past.  Terry and Christina wiped down various surfaces and HEPA vacuumed the floor.

The dust monitor at the H1 PSL (location 10) (S/N 980500276) alarmed with something like 'sensor fail'. I have replaced it with S/N 000800169. Neither have internal pumps. I put the temperature and humidity sensor from the old one on the replacement.

The alarm severity settings were not set for any of the dust monitors. They were probably lost with the last power outage. I have set them now.

12:30 – Patrick to replace PSL Dust monitor

2:00 – Christina, Terry S., and crew out to clean on and around the BSC 7 chamber.

3:00 – site-wide safety meeting. 

Performed SUS Diagonalization Procedure for ITMY. Results below. Still reviewing for possible further improvement.

IP11 is "RED" on the MEDM screen because it was deenergized to facilitate the relocation of its controller.  I will fix this in the next day or two.  Y-end is being pumped by the rotating pumps and IP11 is isolated.  

HFD has completed hydrant flush.  FWP restored to normal operation.

Sno valley completed cleaning of the Y end Chillers(7/19/110. we shifted from Chiller 2 and CWP2 to Chiller 1 and CWP1.
we had a small temp excursion at Y mid station yesterday(7/19/11).  This was from testing Robert S. was conducting at Y mid on the ventilation system. All systems were restored to their proper configuration.
HFD on site to conduct hydrant flush prior to hydrant flow test. 

(Corey, Jim)

BSCISI#2

Cleared out the cleanroom of clean parts and covered the ISI system, so hole-drilling could occur on the Test Stand (these holes are for the Cabling Interface Panels).  2/3's of the holes were drilled yesterday.

BSCISI#3

Finished off helicoiling parts for the Small Actuators.  Large plates probably won't be loaded in the oven until Thursday (making them available some time early next week).

The crew (Mark L., Zack H., Scott H., Nicole) finished "brushing" with the air drill in BSC-7 this afternoon. They cleaned up a few spots that required hand-work and then started the Vacuum-Wipe Down-Vacuum phase. The air drill continued to present problems (2 small bearings blew out). Joe V. and Dave W. worked on air drills and got 2 units through initial cleaning/inspection and replaced the small bearing on drill 14. The new vice for clean assembly of tools in the LVEA is on-site and the arbor press should arrive tomorrow.

Kyle, Gerardo

Switched Y-end from ion pump to turbo pump.

Richard M. needs to deenergize IP11's controller and relocate it

During the initial sign checking and electronics shake-down for H2 ITMY.

When we first got ITMY hooked up we observed an apparent Sign shift for the input signals "H2:SUS-ITMY_M0_OSEMINF_F1_IN1" etc.

During my sign check, offset sign check, etc.: All OSEM Basis and Euler Basis offsets were inversed. I requested a positive offset, but observed a negative offset in the suspension. 

I inverted all OSEMOUTF_GAINS for M0 and R0. Ran through the sign and initialization checks in the beginning of the metal-build testing procedure and confirmed all was well.

The acoustic door was installed today. The door and threshold (floor plate) caulking is still drying, so please do not step on the threshold or move the doors. Yellow caution tape is covering the door opening.

I recorded time series data of the L3 Dummy Mass using a QPD. Attempted to retrieve seismometer data (LHO H0 PEM LVEA), but found that a channel was saturating. After having it looked at (another cable not connected to the correct port), I confirmed we were recording data. Took another set of time series data with the QPD at the ITMY L3. After a cursory inspection of the results it appears that L3 Yaw and L3 Pitch are scaled versions of each other. Further inspections to be conducted to diagnose for possible electrical/electronic issues.

A full checkout of ITMY electronics functionality at the testing/user level has not been performed, but we are able to drive and observe physical responses at the M0 Top OSEMS and R0 Top OSEMS.

The apparent cause of failure appears to have been swapped cables, somewhere in the electronics racks, that were not immediately noticeable. Further testing to be conducted in order to confirm full functionality (i.e. will start testing ITMY).

(Corey, Eric, Jim, Mitch)

BSCISI#2

It has been decided that we will live with the 0.030" counterclockwise twist in the system.  So the next step is to balance the Stages and then adjust the Lockers accordingly (the desire is for the system to move minimally [0.000-0.003"] when locked and unlocked).  What we will lose here is that we will not be able to use the Alignment Pins when transporting the system (they won't work because the 0.030" is enough to not align the Pins in their holes.

Since we are hoping to receive GS13's (and other seismometers) soon, we have decided to wait on positioning Lockers until we can install these Sensors (so that we don't end up re-doing balancing).

BSCISI#3

Have been at a standstill for the overall assembly because we have been waiting on large plates; however yesterday, we received the balance of our plates (8 in total), and half of these will be loaded in an oven today.

Stage0 has been assembled and is on the Test Stand.  Unfortunately, we only had two Blade Posts, so only two have been installed on Stage0.

For background work, have focused subassemblies.  As of last night, we are roughly about ~90% done with all the assemblies (i.e. Small/Large Actuators, Lockers, Flexures, Sensor Assemblies).  We are missing a few parts and won't be able to finish them until we get the parts (i.e. 1-3/8" bolts for the Lockers and the Small Actuators for example).

Holes Not Tapped Correctly On Batch Of Small Actuator Magnet-to-Stage2 Interposer Plates (D0902134)

While helicoiling parts yesterday, it was noticed that one part had issues with a hole.  For D0902134, the 1/4-20 holes for it weren't tapped correctly.  They were too small for the helicoils and a bolt wouldn't fit in.  Found this issue with the (3) we pulled out for BSCISI#3.  So, ran a 1/4-20 Helicoil tap in all of these holes.  We should check to see if we have this issue with other plates and how many others.

Believe there was some operator error on some of the holes I helicoiled because when a bolt was run through some holes the bolt was noticeably "loose".  I believe this is due to me not tapping very straight and taking several attempts to tap the hole--just need to make sure to start straight and not make several attempts!