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- Shut Down and Restart Procedures
- Turning OFF and Restarting HR3
- Helium Liquefier (QT) System Summary
- How to fill LN2 to the Purifier and Magnet LN2 spaces
- How to fix the QT-HMI if its screen got frozen
- Fixing dewar level indicator
- How to restart the QT PLC
- How to fix if the outlet flows of Liquefiers are showing strange values
- HR3 operations
- Filling LN2 to the purifier using a portable Filling LN2 on Purifier Dewar
- QT System Starting Procedure
- Liquefier Cleaning when Dewar contains LHe
- Cleaning QT purifier Helium-space (pumping-purging the purifier). Cleaning QT purifier Helium-space (OLD)
- Cleaning QT purifier LN2 space
- Fixing dewar level indicator (related to (9))
- LHe Dewar cleaning procedureDewar Cleaning Procedure (using the transfer line)
- Cold-helium Circulation Procedure (Cooldown Transferline)
- Cleaning gHe outside tank using the purifier
- Resolving Liquefier Blocking Alarm when Liquefier is on Liquefy Mode
- Resolving Liquefier Blocking Alarm when Liquefier is on Idle Mode
- Purifier LN2 Fill Procedure-updated-labels.pdf ( Please use this updated one, or the original one on docdb 10337 by Jordan Bohn)
- Now, EV-100-N is not functioning well. So, Jordan recommends using the HCV-13 while playing with EV-100-N. Purifier LN2 Fill Procedure.pdf
- LN2 Shield Fill Procedure-updated_labels.pdf( Please use this updated one, or the original one on docdb 10337 by Jordan Bohn)
- LHe fill procedure using a QT dewar
- LHe fill procedure using a commercial dewar
Important Cooldown > Liquefying modes information - QT Dewar Cooldown Mode from Room Temperature
- Bringing the Dewar Pressure down in Liquefy/Idle mode
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- The volume of an outside gHe tank: 1600 cubic feet (V = 45306.95 L)
- The pressure increase in the gHe tank per tube (in the tube trailer) is 10psi (i.e. 10 psi difference per tube)
- 100 slm rate on Magnet FC is equivalent to ~ 192 LHe liters per day (i.e. assuming both LQ A and B are running)
- QT recommendation to keep system minimally pressurized: ~20 psi
- Running from 40 psi down to 20 psi would produce about 80 liquid litters and we should be able to do that in about 10 hours (assuming both LQ A and B are running).
- Putting a 2200 psi gas bottle into the system will produce 8 liquid liters per bottle.
- HR3.docx (It's a copyright of QT-technology. Please do not make it public. )
The following page contains information on the production and transfer efficiency studies
LHe Production InformationRate Optimization
LHe Transfer Efficiency
To check LCW parameters: https://e906-gat1.fnal.gov/data-summary/e1039/slow-cont-acnet.php
(click on NM4LCW or select )
QT LCW requires are 7.8kW of cooling per coldhead compressor, will less than 77F on water inlet and at least 6L/min of flow.
To check HMI parameters: https://e906-gat1.fnal.gov/data-summary/e1039/target-QT-HMI.php (select: P&IDs
P504 HR3 P&ID 20191209 SSG.pdf
P504 P&ID (AO Feb 26, 2020 -reprint.pdf
Manuals
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