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AdV-DAQ (Calibration)
vanhove, mours, romboli, paoli, fabiozzi - 20:31 Wednesday 19 November 2025 (68191) Print this report
NCal systematics and survey

19/11/2025

~7h26 UTC : stop all WEB and NEB rotors

Test of vertical sensor of WSN: we swapped the lemo cable between WSN_vertical_pos and WSN_lateral_pos on the adc side and put them back in place:

  • 7h35 :05-25 utc swaping lateral and vertical
  • 7 :36 :00-15 utc swaping back to « nominal »
  • Conclusion : looks like there was a lemo connector not properly plugged on the adc side. It is cured by this simple manipulation (see sensor pos plot)

Survey on WEB ( use names from wiki)

  • Place jig bars under the platines and jig cylinder at the far jig position for WE(N,M,F) then WN(N,M,F). (7 :50 - 7 :52 UTC) (see Positioning_jigs_WE_WN.png)
  • Move the counterweight of WN(NMF) platine around 8:54 (picture CounterWeight_WN.png) to enable the survey
  • Survey for WE and WN
    • with Station 1
      • starts around 9:38 UTC and ends before 9:49 UTC. some position sensors changed when moving sphere to top of WNN rotor at gps=1447580619.
    • calibration of station 2 around 9:50 UTC
    • Measures with station 2 start at ~10:05 UTC
      • WE top, and WE near
      • move of counterweight (done just before 10:09:08 UTC 1447582166) to enable WE far measurement
      • WN near, far, top (in this order)
      • End at 10:12:03 UTC 
    • Turn WEN and WNN by 180° (ended at 10:21) (see image taken after rotation) . We noted that WNN is not completely stable on the table (some wobling).
    • Need to move again counterweight to measure WE points.
    • Start measure with station 2 and rotated rotors around10:21
      • first measured point (WEF before couterweight move)
      • WEN after couterweight move
      • WETop2
      • 10:25:14 WNN; 10:26:44 WNF ; 10:27:24 WNTop2
  • Place jig bars under the platines and jig cylinder at the far jig position for WW(N,M,F) then WS(NMF) between ~10:35 UTC and 10:40 UTC
  • Survey for WW and WS
    • Install and calibrate station 3 for WW survey
      • Start measurements at 11:20:58 (WWF, WWN, WWT) ended at 11:24:29
    • Install and calibrate station 4 for WW survey
      • Start measure ~11:39:22 WWN, WWT. End at 11:40:41
      • Rotate WWN by 180° (see picture of rotated rotor) between 11:40:41 and 11:4
      • Between 11:46 and 11:47, measure again WWN, then WWT2
    • Lunch break
    • 15:50 : start installation and calibrate startion 5 for WS survey at ~14:56
      • start measure WWF at 15:03:47; WWN at 15:05:35; WWT2 at 15:06:14... end at 15:07:15
      • WST at 15:08:13--> 15:09:07
      • rotate WSN --> 15:16? (rotor has now its electronic on "interior side" as the other rotors from WEB)
      • WST2 at 15:16-15:17 end of measure
  • ~15:19 remove jigs from WW(N,M,F) and WS(NMF)

All rotors from WEB are now rotated by 180° compared to beginning of the day

Return to control room and restart all rotors at 2* nominal frequency @ around 16:05

To be continued on november 20.

 

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a.paoli - 19:40 Thursday 20 November 2025 (68207) Print this report

The result of the WE survey is reported in the entry 68205

vanhove - 16:36 Wednesday 03 December 2025 (68305) Print this report

In this log entry, we use the following naming convention for surveyed points (three per platines): 

Each platine is named after the first two letters of the near rotor + 1 character which is "T" for the point above the rotor, "N" for the surveyed point nearest to the Near rotor, "F" for the last surveyed platine point (further away fro the near rotor)

The "transation" between  this convention and the one from the log entry 68205 is as follows:

WNT = WE_Ncal_NB_06-T
WNN = WE_Ncal_NB_03-SW
WNF = WE_Ncal_NB_04-NW

WET = WE_Ncal_NB_05T
WEN = WE_Ncal_NB_02-SE
WEF = WE_Ncal_NB_01-NE

WWT: WE_Ncal_SB_05-T
WWN: WE_Ncal_SB_04-NW
WWT: WE_Ncal_SB_03-SW

WST = WE_Ncal_SB_06-T
WSN = WE_Ncal_EB_01-NE
WSF = WE_Ncal_EB_02-SE

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