Reports 1-1 of 1 Clear search Modify search
VIS (EY)
kouseki.miyo - 20:33 Monday 02 November 2020 (15372) Print this report
Preparation for the payload disconnection

Takahashi, Sato, Miyo

When we disconnected the Pyload tomorrow, I lowered the keystone by about 5cm at F0 to seat all the filters so that the EY GAS filters wouldn't be lifted off due to the load from the Payload.
When we disconnected the Pyload tomorrow, I lowered the keystone by about 5cm at F0 to seat all the filters so that the EY GAS filters wouldn't be lifted off due to the load from the Payload.
We lowered the keystone by about 5 cm at the top filter (named F0) to seat all the GAS filters so that the filters wouldn't be lifted off due to the load of the payload when we disconnected the cryopayload tomorrow.
  • We opened the top chamber and the side hatch of cross tube. After that we fixed the BF by using the EQ stop.
  • Last time(#7592), we didn't lower the keystone of the top filter sufficiently, which hit the LVDT for the vertical on the BF, so we evacuated the primary coil of the LVDT for the vertical on the BF to lower it sufficiently.
  • In this evacuation of the LVDT, we didn't pull the cable out but placed it on top of the BF so it wouldn't fall on top of the BF.
  • After the BF was seated, we lowered the keystone on the top filter by 5cm to seat the rest of the GAS filter; lowering the keystone by 5cm required a longer screw that was used for the pull screw instead of the original push screw, so we replaced it and lowered the keystone.
  • At that point, the keystone hit the yoke, so we removed the magnet to make it go down.
  • With it lowered about 5 cm, all the switches on all the stages of the release sensor lit up, so we decided that we could seat the all filters and finished the today work.

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPAzUqo9BQpg5JY2KfoHsmdXTr8QHqqFYlYrZkWjwjay1P0dwoLGwJwoGRbBfF-WQ?key=eC1RMW14NW5PVlFXbUNNZlVXMS12cFhFVG93Tld3

Comments to this report:
kouseki.miyo - 19:00 Thursday 05 November 2020 (15401) Print this report

We found that F1 filter did not seat on the release sensor as we posted on klog#15400. One of the sensors was not touching on the bottom of the F1 filter because a cable clamp distubed. ( Please see the following picture)

Additonally, we found that F2 was not seated on the sensor because the F2 was swinging (sorry no picture). So, This would be a reason why two of the F2 sensors were not blinking.

Images attached to this comment
Search Help
×

Warning

×