The crew worked on installing conflats and feedthroughs on HAM-7/8 today. 

We valved out this ion pump today and left the aux pump running. Tomorrow the aux cart can be removed if the ion pump manages on its own.

Brushing in HAM-8 was completed this morning. First vacuuming was finished by noon. Wipe down was completed this afternoon. That means second vacuum, inspection, and post-work sampling tomorrow. Hugh is getting feedthroughs and conflats ready to go back on both chambers.

Delivery from Swagelok for Hugh
Cyrus testing phone system

Activities listed on the white board:

LVEA:
PSL diode/chiller room
HEPI Act install BSC 7
squeezer / H1 restore
triage clean storage
SUS / SEI / IAS Monolithic
ICC @ HAM 8/10
HEPI Welding HAM 9

EX:
BSC 5 set, pier set

MY:
oplev test

EY:
RGA @ BSC 10
Transmon assy
HEPI Pump Station Run

Attached are plots of dust counts > .5 microns.

I've finished creating a simulink control model for the H2 SUS TMSY. It lives under
${RTCDSROOT}/userapps/release/sus/h2/models/h2sustmsy.mdl

I've followed the latest versions of 
T1000588-v6 -- to get the DCUID (99), front end computer (h2susetmy), and specific_cpu (3 -- remember core counting in Rolf's document starts at 1, where as it starts from 0 in the model)
D1002741-v2 -- to get the ADC, DAC, and BIO mapping.
and used the recently developed library parts
${RTCDSROOT}/userapps/release/sus/common/models/
SIXOSEM_F_COILOUTF_MASTER.mdl
SIXOSEM_F_STAGE_MASTER.mdl
SIXOSEM_F_WD_AC_MASTER.mdl
SIXOSEM_F_WD_DC_MASTER.mdl
to create
${RTCDSROOT}/userapps/release/sus/common/models/TMTS_MASTER.mdl

I've successfully compiled it on h2build and I've also make-installed it. Since h2susetmy (the front end) isn't hooked up to the network yet, I haven't tried starting it.

Working on generic overview screens meow. Should get them out by tomorrow.

The crew started running the air drills in chamber today and got all but three sections cleaned. 10 drills DID NOT make it to the one-hour mark and slowed the work. Bubba is going to spend some time looking at drills tomorrow. 

We pulled a work permit for moving cleanrooms around HAM 10, which we plan to move to next.

Attached are plots of > .5 micron dust counts. The communication to the dust monitor at location 7 in the LVEA still needs to be fixed.

Lots of progress on the PSL buildings. Anteroom and Laser room both have HEPA units running full speed, and garb is now required to enter the Laser room. The airshower to the anteroom has a few issues that need to be worked out, and needs to be hooked into the access control system. Gerbig finished building the Diode room and we have electritians working on wiring environemental sensors and proximity sensors. The chiller room has a hanging chiller in it, but we are waiting on a company to make us the shroud that will go from the chiller to the chimney. Water piping is being worked on, hopefully it will be finished on Thursday.

(Gerardo, Betsy)

At ~3pm on Monday, we glued the 1st SST Prism to the TCP.  A heat lamp was setup and curing will continue until midday on Tuesday.

Gerardo, Betsy)

On Monday at ~noon, s/n 11 was glued to the LASTI glass PUM.  A heat lamp was setup and the curing left until mid-day Tuesday.

Second vacuum, inspection, and post-work FTIRs were completed in HAM-7.

Initial documentation of chamber condition and pre-work FTIRs were started in HAM-8.

Attached are plots over approximately five days of the dust counts in the H1 PSL enclosure. The plot in the file named particle_counts_h1_psl_recent.pdf started around September 22, 2011. The plot in the file named particle_counts_h1_psl_s6.pdf started around September 22, 2010 (during s6). It appears that the jump in the recent counts may be from turning off the fans: Nic's ilog entry

According the my alog entry, this dust monitor was swapped for a different model on September 13: Patrick's alog entry

Attached are plots of > .5 micron dust counts. Something went wrong with the communication with the dust monitor at location 7 (near the previous location of the H2 electronics racks).

(Corey, Eric)

Working a corner at a time (installing a Horizontal & then a Vertical), Actuators were craned, secured, & roughly positioned in place for 3 (of 4) BSC7 Piers.  If the crane is available tomorrow, the final corner (SE) will get its Actuators.

- BSC4 Actuators Installed

 - ICC at HAM7 and HAM8

- TMS assembly at EY

- H2 PSL work ongoing

- Cleanroom in West Bay moved

 - RO water system alarmed, gas buildup suspected, system bleeding and bypass of charcoal filter cleared the alarm. Contact JohnW and Ski if it keeps alarming

- Laser hazard expected at ~4:30pm

Eric & Corey
Early last week the crew completed the Actuator installation at BSC4.

*** There is fluid in the Actuators--DO NOT operate the Valves ***

The two four-way valves at the top of each BSC SEI Pier must not be adjusted or fluid will escape.  There is no locking mechanism.  We haven't had any issues with this, just wanted to reiterate.

Couple photos: 001 is Actuators installed.  003 is the valves at the top of Pier for reference.

The dust monitor in ISCT 4 was turned off on September 17. It has an internal pump which is too noisy for the squeezer experiment. I was using this one because I was having trouble getting the correct flow with the external pump. Currently there is no dust monitor running in ISCT 4.

BOSEM diagonalization tests were run remotely using the FMY Vertical and Yaw degrees of freedom. 

The measurement is a transfer function of the Euler DoF to the individual OSEM responses.  The excitation was a sine wave at 1.4 Hz with an amplitude of 800cts for "Yaw" and at 1.1Hz with 150cts amplitude for "Vertical".  

The goal is to have the responses of the individual OSEMs that directly contribute to the respective Euler-basis DoF be about ~30dB isolated from the other individual OSEMs.  For "Yaw", the Euler DoF is comprised of equal but opposite sign contributions from OSEMs "F2" and "F3".  In "Vertical", the Euler DoF consists of equal contributions from OSEMs "LF" and "RT" of the same sign. The transfer function responses from the remaining OSEMs should be ~30dB below the responses from these contributing OSEMs for their respective DoFs.

For the Vertical DoF, the "LF" and "RT" OSEMs are about 10-16dB isolated from the "F1","F2", and "F3" OSEMs.  The "SD" OSEM, however, seems to be completely coupled with the "Vert" Euler DoF. An adjustment of the flag position inside the OSEM for "SD" would be needed to decouple this OSEM from the "Vert" DoF.

The attached plot for "Yaw" shows the magnitudes of "F2" and "F3" at 1.4Hz to be about ~20dB above the responses of all the other OSEMs.  Ideally, ~30dB of isolation is the goal.  

The adjustments to the flag alignments would be best done with these DTT measurements run in real time in between OSEM adjustments.  

DTT .xml templates found in:
'/ligo/svncommon/SusSVN/sus/trunk/BSFM/H2/Common/dtt_templates/'

Yaw DoF file:
"FMY_OSEMDiagonalization_YtoF2F3_1p4Hz.xml"

Vertical DoF file:
"FMY_OSEMDiagonalization_VtoLFRT_1p1Hz.xml"

Plots of > .5 micron dust counts are attached. Notice the higher than usual counts in the H1 PSL enclosure (H0:PEM-LVEA_DST10_5).

Gerardo and I glued the first sapphire prism to the LASTI PUM mass which is intended to be used in an H2 one-arm QUAD in the near future.  (Note, the ears were bonded to this mass at the on 8/31/11.)  All went well, and heat lamp curing is proceeding until tomorrow.  After 2 hours of heat-lamp heating, we used the FLIR thermo camera to see if we could "see" what temp the glass/glue joint was at.  This was difficult to see as there is a lot of fixturing around the bond to hold the prism in place during the first 12 hours of curing, but it seemed that the glass on the flat was running around 33 deg C, with the PEEK prism holder running at ~38 deg C.  Ideal EP30 curing temp is a minimum of 40 deg C.  We adjusted the lamp and hope it continues to rise in temp.
Prism s/n 11 was glued to flat s4 (see picture).