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** Cathode front end 16-30 test piece was polished using the tumbler barrel. Machining marks on the cone were not fully removed, but piece looks very well polished on the rim. | ** Cathode front end 16-30 test piece was polished using the tumbler barrel. Machining marks on the cone were not fully removed, but piece looks very well polished on the rim. | ||
** This test piece was dry fitted to a spare ball electrode. This piece fits very well as expected. | ** This test piece was dry fitted to a spare ball electrode. This piece fits very well as expected. | ||
| − | ** [[File:Sample cathode front end piece on sample ball pic02.jpg|left|middle|frameless]][[File:Sample cathode front end piece on sample ball pic05.jpg|left|middle|frameless]] | + | ** [[File:Sample cathode front end piece on sample ball pic02.jpg|left|middle|frameless]] |
| + | **[[File:Sample cathode front end piece on sample ball pic05.jpg|left|middle|frameless]] | ||
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[https://wiki.jlab.org/ciswiki/index.php/200_kV_Polarized_Gun Return to 200 kV Gun page] | [https://wiki.jlab.org/ciswiki/index.php/200_kV_Polarized_Gun Return to 200 kV Gun page] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:25, 26 March 2024
Updates
- Cathode front end piece fabrication
- Drawings for option A (16/30 deg) and option B (16/60 deg) have been finalized and submitted to the machine shop
- Matt Poelker provided 316 L Vacuum Arc Re-melt Stainless Steel. Carlos delivered this material to Vince. Carlos to check with Matt supply chain.
- Cathode front end 16-30 test piece was polished using the tumbler barrel. Machining marks on the cone were not fully removed, but piece looks very well polished on the rim.
- This test piece was dry fitted to a spare ball electrode. This piece fits very well as expected.
