Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of HetProcedures/TO/degrade

Timestamp:

Sep 26, 2023 10:59:56 PM (8 months ago)

Author:

ccrowe

Comment:

--

HetProcedures/TO/degrade

@@ -1 +1 @@
 == SAMS Stability Test ==
+'''
+Purpose:''' Measure degradation of mirror array and what are the leading causes of it: Temperature, Motion, Wind, etc.
 
-Purpose: Measure degradation of mirror array and what are the leading causes of it: Temperature, Motion, Wind, etc.
+[[BR]]
 
-When to do: Currently, during cloudy nights but no threatening weather. This may change in the future as needed/requested.
+'''
+When to do:''' Currently, during cloudy nights but no threatening weather. This may change in the future as needed/requested.
 
-Testing Modes: Static or Dynamic:
+[[BR]]
+
+'''
+Testing Modes:''' Static or Dynamic:
     • Static: No motion at all. The structure and tracker stay in the same position during entire test.
     • Dynamic: Commanded motion at some point. Either with a structure move or tracker motion or some combination.
-
-Instructions:
-    • '''Record times at all steps. At the start and end of the test record all temps, louver state and wind speed and direction. You will be emailing a timeline to Hanshin when done. An example is below.'''
+'''
+Instructions:'''
+    • '''Record times at all steps. At the start and end of the test record all temps, louver state, wind speed and direction. You will be emailing a timeline to Hanshin when done. An example is below.'''
 
     1. Stack like normal and save reference and SCS ttp files. You can drop the HEFI measurements. Mark as ‘engineering’.
@@ -16 +22 @@
     2. In SCS, switch Move Authority to ‘None.’ Leave SAMS in closed loop (Operate mode). 
 
-    3. In Wavescope console, enter ‘Degrade X’ where X is the number of minutes you’d like to run the test, between 10-30 minutes total. So, for a 10 minute test, you’d type ‘Degrade 10’. For an 18 minute test, ‘Degrade 18’ . Run for however much you think you can get in.
+    3. In Wavescope console, enter ‘Degrade X’ where X is the number of minutes you’d like to run the test without moving anything, between 10-30 minutes total. So, for a 10 minute test, you’d type ‘Degrade 10’. For an 18 minute test, ‘Degrade 18’. Run for however much you think you can get in addition to getting a 'Tighten-up' stack.
 
-        • If you’re doing a dynamic test, do not move until the test is done as it will create false measurements, if not crash the test. For example: For a test taking a total of 20 minutes, run ‘Degrade 10’, move, return to CCAS and realign, run ‘Degrade 10’ again.
-       '''Record the time of when you command the motion and where you moved to.'''
+    • If you’re doing a dynamic test, do not move until the Degrade command is done as it will create false measurements, if not crash the test. For example: For a test taking a total of at least 20 minutes, run ‘Degrade 10’, move, return to CCAS and realign, run ‘Degrade 10’ again.
+   '''Record the time of when you command the motion and where you moved to.'''
 
     4. When the test finishes, return SCS to SAMS authority and let the SAMS measurements go through then do a ‘tighten-up’ stack. Mark as engineering as well and save reference and SCS ttp files. You can take HEFI measurements if time allows.  '''Restart the wavescope software before stacking again to reset values.'''
@@ -28 +34 @@
 
 Any questions, call Cassie: Home-403, Cell-828-755-7590
+
+== Timeline Email Example ==
+
+To: lee@astro.as.utexas.edu
+
+CC: janowiecki@utexas.edu, ccrowe1@utexas.edu
+
+Subject: SAMS stability test (dynamic) 9/23
+
+[[BR]]
+
+02:23-02:33; Degrade 10
+
+02:33-02:40; Move to 180 az and back to CCAS
+
+02:40-02:52; Degrade 10
+
+02:52-03:02; Tighten up stack
+
+[[BR]]
+
+Louvers: Fully open
+
+Outside temp: 22.8→22.6
+
+Internal temp: 23.4→33.3
+
+Truss: 23.5→23.3
+
+Average Wind: 14-9
+
+Wind Direction: 182->178