Minutes of the
85th MTE meeting held on Thursday November 28th 2013
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Present :
S. Damjanovic, M. Giovannozzi, N. J. Jurado, M. Hourican.
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Excused :
S. Burger, C. Hernalsteens.
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Main items
Conclusions and actions from
the meeting |
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Last week, when the whole system was already
completely assembled, vacuum measurements revealed strong
contamination by hydrocarbons (oil). This triggered a number of
mitigating actions, those tentative schedule is:
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TPS15 (without BTV): Finish assembly of
re-cleaned TPS15 today
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Installation in clean room for alignment
Friday 29th Nov
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Align the blade in clean room (Monday 2nd
Dec)
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Begin vacuum test (Tuesday 3rd Dec)
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Complete RGA analysis (Wednesday 4th Dec)
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Vent the system, fit the BTV and align the
screen on Thursday 5th Dec (if approved)
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Close up the vessel and pump down (5th Dec)
for final acceptance prior to installation on the 9th December
in the PS
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BTV Clean during Wednesday / Thursday (27th/
28th Nov)
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Begin vacuum test Friday (29th Nov) Complete
RGA analysis before Tuesday 3rd Dec
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If ok assemble the BTV on TPS15 tank
(Wednesday 4th Dec)
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Begin vacuum pumping for final acceptance
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Indeed, the BTV is already completed and
available for vacuum testing.
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It is proposed to repeat the impedance
measurements once the dummy septum is back in its original state to
ensure that there is no hidden problem. The actual timing of these
measurements will be decided based on the completion of the other
activities.
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Shielding:
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Second BTV to equip spare dummy septum:
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Following the experience with the BTV
installed on the operational dummy septum, a number of
improvements has been considered and implemented in a new
version. Such a BTV will be built to equip the spare dummy
septum. It has been decided to build only one BTV with the new
design as there is no scenario for which only the BTV might be
replaced.
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Overall schedule:
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Miscellaneous
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The manual movement of the blade will be
performed by a 90 degrees crank manipulated from the upstream
side (where the shielding is open) and the inside of the ring.
The intervention should require about 5 min: an accurate
estimate will be provided to estimate the dose delivered during
the intervention (Action: Mike to communicate the intervention
time to Sanja).
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The accepted scenario is that in case of a
break down the installed dummy septum will be replaced by the
spare one. A cool down time will be needed before any activity
can be carried out on the removed septum in order to make it an
usable spare. It is understood that the blade, the table, and
the beam screen will not be usable any more. The estimate of the
required cool down time to allow work on the removed septum will
be provided (Action: Sanja).
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