Monochromator Hutch
Our Monochromator hutch is under a He surpression atmosphere.
From time to time, He bottle level has to be checked and He bottle has to be changed:
What to do when there is no more Helium in the Monochromator hutch
We use a liquid He vessel to have He flux in Mono chamber | He Level in Mono Hutch - Visualization on Monitor in Control Room |
Ball must be between 2 marks
Ball down means there is NO MORE He in Mono chamber. Stop immediately the beam! Danger for Be window !!!!
To change He bottle
1) First thing to do: Close mechanical valve 0 in Experimental hutch |
2) Close mechanical valve 1 in Mono hutch | |
3) Close mechanical valve 3 in Mono hutch | 4) You are ready to pump Mono chamber | |
Connect pumping group to Mono chamber |
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5) Verify that Mono Hutch Electronic Valves are open | 6) Open completely mechanical valve 2 in Mono hutch to pump the whole chamber | |
Image 'vacuum synopsis' | ||
7) Call Floor coordinator (25-25) to get a new liquid He bottle Connect it - Note new date on camera field of view 9) Close mechanical valve 2 - Stop pumping 11) Do not forget to reopen mechanical valve 0 in Experimental Hutch before working
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8) Check vacuum state on jauge 10) Open mechanical valve 1, then 3 He surpression must go up the ball |