Difference between revisions of "GTS meeting 3 21 17"

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* Conditioned Gun at 300 kV with solenoid at 0 to 300 A, left to do it at: 325, 350, 375, and 400 A. Two currents, 350 and 400 A, we attempted before but we will repeat.
 
* Conditioned Gun at 300 kV with solenoid at 0 to 300 A, left to do it at: 325, 350, 375, and 400 A. Two currents, 350 and 400 A, we attempted before but we will repeat.
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* MCRGT01 corrector was firmly fixed to beamline using Al holders.
  
 
* Plan for next week (March 27, 2017):
 
* Plan for next week (March 27, 2017):
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# Thursday and Friday open all day for beamline bake. Turn ON the extractor gauge in Gun HV Chamber. Use GN2 heater to send 250 C hot gas through the water lines of the FCup to degas.
 
# Thursday and Friday open all day for beamline bake. Turn ON the extractor gauge in Gun HV Chamber. Use GN2 heater to send 250 C hot gas through the water lines of the FCup to degas.
  
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* What we are working on now:
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# Still trying to center the gun solenoid
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# Do we want to keep the anode biased at +280 V all times (and while running beam)?

Revision as of 07:20, 21 March 2017

  • With both solenoids at +2.0 Amps, the solenoid field direction is pointing downstream along the beam path. The field of the magnetized gun solenoid is pointing out of the photocathode into the downstream direction.
  • Conditioned Gun at 300 kV with solenoid at 0 to 300 A, left to do it at: 325, 350, 375, and 400 A. Two currents, 350 and 400 A, we attempted before but we will repeat.
  • MCRGT01 corrector was firmly fixed to beamline using Al holders.
  • Plan for next week (March 27, 2017):
  1. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: open in morning to install beamline but close in afternoon to run beam
  2. Thursday and Friday open all day for beamline bake. Turn ON the extractor gauge in Gun HV Chamber. Use GN2 heater to send 250 C hot gas through the water lines of the FCup to degas.
  • What we are working on now:
  1. Still trying to center the gun solenoid
  2. Do we want to keep the anode biased at +280 V all times (and while running beam)?