Date: 2024/6/3
I made a procedure plan for the Pcal-Y cleaning.
The summary is that remove all mirrors at once, and clean them at center area with ethanol, aceton, etc.
Then, make the alignment again, which should not take so much time.
Details: link
Proposed procedure
- Check the current alignment.
- If we can observe the beam spots at ETMY, that's OK. If not, try a rough alignment to achieve it.
- Rotate mirror mounts MPU/L4 and MPU/L5 up
- This changes the alignments, but only one DoF, which should be easy to be recovered.
- This makes the mirror detaching and attaching works easy and safely.
- Remove all target mirrors: MP2, MPU/L3, MPU/L4, MPU/L5, MPU/L6, MP7
- Carry the mirrors from Y-end to the center area
- Clean one of them to see which one works.
- Try ethanol
- "Drag washing method"
- Touch cleaning with a special swab.
- Use IPA with "drag washing method" to clean the residue if needed.
- Try ultra-pure water
- Touch cleaning with a special swab.
- Soak the mirror in the ultra-pure water and circulate the water.
- Try First Contact?
- Try acetone
- "Drag washing method"
- Touch cleaning with a special swab.
- Use IPA with "drag washing method" to clean the residue if needed.
- Try ethanol
- Clean other mirrors.
- Carry the mirrors to EYA and install them.
Clean mirror mount with ethanol- Alignment adjustment
- Pcal green lasers can be used as a guide.
- Tcam can be used to monitor beam positions on ETMY.
- Target:
- Keep beams on all mirrors at least 20 mm away from the mirror edge. (Between beam center and mirror edge.)
- Leave enough pico motor range.