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| Operators | |
| Session leader(s): | Bruce Lipschultz,Bruce Lipschultz,Kirill Zhurovich |
| Physics operator(s): | Jim Irby |
| Engineering operator(s): | Bill Cochran,Sam Pierson,Ed Fitzgerald |
| Engineering Operator Run Comment |
| MP#420, MP#419, MP#296 |
| Session Leader Plans |
| Entered: Apr 10 2005 11:14:11:457PM |
| Author: Bruce Lipschultz |
| There are 2 MPs for this half day
MP # 420 'Developing and applying a relative B density measurement' Goals: We need some measure of the level of B in discharges. This will enable comparison of various operating conditions and across operating periods. If the diagnostic measurement proves viable then we need a set of comparison shots that can be compared across operational periods. We want measurements in both RF heated and Ohmic discharges. We have data from the RF-heated discharges (1050406004-10) and hope that the data are sufficient there. This run will concentrate on Ohmic plasmas. Monitor the B density through several measurements: 1) Background intrinsic BII and BV brightnesses 2) CXRS measurements of the relative change in the level of BV normalized to the injected D2 Diagnostics - Chromex spectrograph tuned to 486, nm. Need NINJA puff of D2 for the CXRS measurements Setup: Ninja to 8 PSI, puffs at 0.45 (0.2 seconds) and 1,1 seconds. Plasma - 1 MA or so (1050406010), but without RF, no gate valve closure, BUT reduce nl04 to 0.7 or so. Shots 1. Set up shot as specified and adjust to lowish density that can be achieved without difficulty (2 shots) 2. Increase nl04 shot by shot, in increments of 0.2 up to 1.4 or so (4-6 shots) MP # 419 'Fiducial wall pumping measurements for comparing operating conditions' Goals: The level of wall pumping is an important factor in predicting and understanding the operation of a cryopump in C-Mod. Understanding wall pumping and its dependence on wall conditions (bare Mo or B layer, new boronization vs oldā?¦) will have important implications for predicting the operation of an experiment like ITER. We need to record data for both Ohmic and RF-heated plasmas. We accumulated some data on 1050406 (shots 26-31). The plan today is to do the Ohmic part. Diagnostics - MKS baratron gauges. Chromex tuned for BV CXRS line (no NINJA puffing) Setup: Gate valves closed Plasma - 1 MA or so (1050406010 or better still, 30), but without RF. Shots 1. Set up shot as specified and adjust to lowish density that can be achieved without difficulty (2 shots) 2. Increase nl04 shot by shot, in increments of 0.2 up to 1.4 or so (4-6 shots) If time remains then go back to first part and add RF. |
| Entered: Apr 11 2005 07:30:51:277PM |
| Author: Kirill Zhurovich |
| Run plan for 1050412C (second half of the day): MP# 296 'TS/ECE density calibration' Configure GPC, GPC2 for 4T operation No RF L-mode operation, avoid getting ohmic H-modes Start with 1050330013: Bt=4 T Ip=0.86MA LSN nl up to 2e20 Try to optimize gas puff to reach ECE critical density values (~2e20 of nl4 value) for all ECE channels before the end of discharge In case we have problems getting all necessary cutoffs we might consider lowering B-field a bit. The good candidate is 1030502010: Bt=3.7 T Ip=0.75 MA LSN nl up to 2e20 In case of getting ohmic H-modes we might consider inner wall limited discharges If we have cutoffs for all ECE channels early enough during the discharge we can try increasing magnetic field after that to have ECE signal back (cutons) and have more data for the same shot (exact timing and rate of B-field increase will be estimated during the earlier part of the run) |
| Physics Operators Plans |
| Entered: Apr 12 2005 07:40:07:907AM |
| Author: Jim Irby |
| Engineering Setup for Run 1050412 in support of: MP#420 Boron Density measurement MP#419 Fiducial wall pumping measurements MP#296 TS/ECE density calibration Overnight ECDC, bake at 60C Run begins at 09:00 and ends at 17:00 (EDT) Power systems as on 1050406010 Density request to 7e19/m^2 to start A-coil in standard configuration (+Dtop -Dbot -Jtop +Jbot) C-coil Start=0.3sec, Invert=2.0sec ICRF in run on by 8:30 ****** A data system cycle test should be performed by 08:15 with the gas system enabled ****** Gas setup: fill B-top 6psi D2 Hybrid Enabled (PG4) fill B-side lower 1psi Argon Hybrid Enabled (PG1) leave B-side Upper alone Hybrid DISABLED (PG2) fill B-main 30psi D2 Hybrid Enabled (PG3) NINJA 8 psi D2 Enable: ECE, VUV, Z-bolo shutter Machine gatevalves will be left open at the beginning of the run but may be toggled later in the run. |
| Session Leader Summaries |
| Entered: Apr 12 2005 05:56:50:920PM |
| Author: Kirill Zhurovich |
| Run summary for MP #296: "TS/ECE density calibration" Session leader : Kirill Zhurovich Physics Operator : Jim Irby Second half of the day - shots 21-32 Aim: get ECE cutoff data at different radii, so that later it will be possible to derive density calibration coefficients for TS from the calculated critical density values for ECE Low magnetic field (~4T): since it's easier to get cutoffs at lower Btor L-mode : to avoid abrupt cutoffs at the edge during L-H transition and avoid TS timing issues Results: Very productive run. The machine ran very well. Got multiple cutoffs at different radii, essantially covering the whole profile. We found that to get cutoffs in the center of the plasma we need to puff earlier and harder. This produces cutoffs at the edge before we reach flattop phase of the discharge. In order to get cutoffs at the very edge during flattop phase gas puff needs to be delayed. We did a couple of shots for ECE calibration (at Amanda's request). Those produced multiple H-modes with abrupt cutoffs across the plasma. These cutoffs will possibly be useful, but require special analysis. For details of each particular shot, see SL comments during the run. |
| Entered: Apr 13 2005 11:20:08:007AM |
| Author: Bruce Lipschultz |
| MP # 420 'Developing and applying a relative B density measurement'
Goals: We need some measure of the level of B in discharges. This will enable comparison of various operating conditions and across operating periods. If the diagnostic measurement proves viable then we need a set of comparison shots that can be compared across operational periods. We want measurements in both RF heated and Ohmic discharges. We have data from the RF-heated discharges (1050406004-10) and hope that the data are sufficient there. This run will concentrate on Ohmic plasmas. Monitor the B density through several measurements: 1) Background intrinsic BII and BV brightnesses 2) CXRS measurements of the relative change in the level of BV normalized to the injected D2 Ninja was puffed twice during the sshot to allow CXRS measurements. Plasma - 1 MA of the MP417 type (e.g. 1050406010), but without RF so that we can evaluate the B levels without RF Shots 1. Set up shot as specified and adjust to lowish density that can be achieved without difficulty (2 shots) 2. Increase nl04 shot by shot, in increments of 0.2 up to 1.4 or so (4-6 shots) We got a good range in density - nl04 = 0.45 - 1.5e20. The evaluation of the B data will have to await fitting of the lines but there appeared to be reasonable signal. There was an odd shot where the plasma went into H-mode (shot 5). The radiated power seemd very low all during the shots included. The NINJA puff was moved later on shot 7 to allow for more period of the shot in equilibrium (intrinsic B) before the active CXRS. Shots to analyze: shot nl04 3 0.7 - 0.85 (gas puff left on during mid-shot) 5 0.7-0.8 6 0.85 7 1.0 8 1.2 9 1.4-1.5 10 0.7 - 0.8 11 0.5 |
| Entered: Apr 13 2005 11:20:14:710AM |
| Author: Bruce Lipschultz |
| MP # 419 'Fiducial wall pumping measurements for comparing operating conditions'
Goals: The level of wall pumping is an important factor in predicting and understanding the operation of a cryopump in C-Mod. Understanding wall pumping and its dependence on wall conditions (bare Mo or B layer, new boronization vs old) will have important implications for predicting the operation of an experiment like ITER. We need to record data for both Ohmic and RF-heated plasmas. We accumulated some data on 1050406 (shots 26-31). The plan today is to do the Ohmic part. Gate valves closed & 1 MA of the MP417 type (e.g. 1050406010), but without RF. Increase nl04 shot by shot, in increments of 0.2 up to 1.4 or so. We got a reasonable range in density. In previous runs, which did not go to low density (nl04=0.4), the wall pumping increased as we went to low density. In general the increase was monotonic. The data obtained today was very surprising in that the wall pumping was essentially zero at the lowest densities. At nl04 = 0.8 there was a quantum change to 17 Tl or so. There was a general decrease in wall pumping, going to higher densities, as had been recorded before. One potential reason for the variability of the pumping (much large than seen before) could be how much of a disruption occured on the preceeding shot during current rampdown. I have included the plasma current levels at the disruption with the other shot information below. The size of the disruption could be affecting the next shot. An example is the large disruption on shot 15 could be increasing the wall pumping on shot 16. Likewise, the lack of a disruption on 16 leads to less wall pumping on 17. The problem is that the disruption on 14, similar to that on 15, leads to no pumping on 15. Another explanation of variation of the pumping is the amount of hard x-rays on a given shot (suggested by Marmar), I am not sure how to convert the level of HXRs measured to evaporation of Mo and subsequent pumping. So, for now, this remains a possibility but difficult to substantiate. Lastly, the question of why the pumping changes abruptly at nl04=0.8 could have another explanation. Certainly, if one looks at the divertor parameters, the divertor temperatures are high (40-50 eV) before nl04=0.8, corresponding to a sheath-limited condition. At higher densities the plasma moves to a high recycling condition. The fluxes to divertor surfaces go up exponentially in the transition from sheath-limited to high-recycling and continue in that fashion until detachment. Perhaps the change, and increase, in fluxes is leading to the change in wall pumping? Shots: shots nl04(e20) wall pumping (Torr-l) disruption current 14 0.4 0.13 550 kA 15 0.64 1.0 620 kA 16 0.8 16.9 0 17 1.0 5.5 130 18 1.2 10.9 200 19 1.45 8.2 560 20 1.4 10.1 |
| Physics Operator Summaries |
| Entered: Apr 12 2005 05:28:09:797PM |
| Author: Jim Irby |
| Very good run day from the operations standpoint. We had 100% startup; no duds or fizzles. No tweaks of fields or prefill were required. Startup fields, h_alpha, and other parameters were shot after shot overlays. Impurity levels as seen on the RGA (m/q 46,27,48, 49, 60) were very low, probably because we have not had much ICRF for several days. There is very little increase in mass 18, 20, or 28 following a discharge. Still having problems with neuts/hards. This problem may go away after boroninzation, but at this point adding early gas does not cure the problem. H/(H+D) got below 2% today in some of the very high density shots. We had several shots with good elm-free h-modes today (05,29,30). We took two cycle tests before the run to make sure the data system, gas, cameras, etc, were functioning properly, but still had failures of daq server and/or highway on three shots. Tests 01,02 Daq probem 04,12,13 Duds Fizzles Plasmas 03,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,14,15, 16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25, 26,27,28,29,30,31,32 |
| Session Leader Comments | |||
| Apr 12 2005 09:20:36:610AM | 1050412003 | Bruce Lipschultz | shot went well. Need to get rid of gas puff at around 0.9 s that was left over from the reload of the shot from the other day. Take again. |
| Apr 12 2005 09:38:03:233AM | 1050412004 | Bruce Lipschultz | camac problem of some sort |
| Apr 12 2005 09:47:12:187AM | 1050412004 | Bruce Lipschultz | camac problem of some sort |
| Apr 12 2005 09:49:34:297AM | 1050412005 | Bruce Lipschultz | nl04 of 7-8 e19. H-mode at around 1.2 seconds!!?? Take it I guess
H~1.38, H/(H+D) ~ 3-4% |
| Apr 12 2005 10:17:17:873AM | 1050412006 | Bruce Lipschultz | nl04 of 8.5 e19.
H/(H+D) ~ 4% keep raising density |
| Apr 12 2005 10:16:54:123AM | 1050412007 | Bruce Lipschultz | nl04 of 1.0e20.
H/(H+D) ~ 3.3% keep raising density |
| Apr 12 2005 10:41:04:250AM | 1050412008 | Bruce Lipschultz | nl04 of 1.2e20.
Note that the 2 Pi diode and the foil array are reading similar values for radiated power and the divertor is probably radiating strongly. Also note that the radiated powers are VERY low ~ 15-20% radiated power fraction. H/(H+D) ~ 3.2% keep raising density |
| Apr 12 2005 10:58:26:763AM | 1050412009 | Bruce Lipschultz | nl04 of 1.4e20 and rising.
H/(H+D) ~ 2.4% lower density back to start to recover that and prepare for next mp |
| Apr 12 2005 11:08:41:030AM | 1050412010 | Bruce Lipschultz | nl04 of 0.7-0.8e20
H/(H+D) ~ 4% lower density but try try for lower still |
| Apr 12 2005 11:26:59:047AM | 1050412011 | Bruce Lipschultz | nl04 of 0.5e20
H/(H+D) ~ 5% good shot. On the next mp |
| Apr 12 2005 12:04:51:907PM | 1050412013 | Bruce Lipschultz | CAMAC issue no plasma |
| Apr 12 2005 12:51:50:390PM | 1050412014 | Bruce Lipschultz | Gate valve closed
nl04 ~4.5 e19 H/(H+D) ~ 4% 10.07 tl in 9.94 Tl remaining after shot Mass 4: 8e-7 Mass 3: 8.8 e-8 Mass 1: 1.e-8 ISP on for 3 sweeps |
| Apr 12 2005 12:51:10:530PM | 1050412015 | Bruce Lipschultz | Gate valve closed
nl04 ~6.4 e19 H/(H+D) ~ 4.1% 12.6 tl in 11.6 Tl remaining after shot Mass 4: 1.e-6 Mass 3: 1.2-7 Mass 1: 1.25e-8 |
| Apr 12 2005 12:49:40:640PM | 1050412016 | Bruce Lipschultz | Gate valve closed
nl04 ~8 e19 H/(H+D)~4.2% 27.7 tl in 10.83 Tl remaining after shot Mass 4: 9.8e-7 Mass 3: 8.3e-8 Mass 1: 1.1e-8 |
| Apr 12 2005 12:50:34:720PM | 1050412017 | Bruce Lipschultz | Gate valve closed
nl04 1.e20 H/(H+D) ~ 3.5% 27.7 tl in 22.23 Tl remaining after shot Mass 4: 2.e-6 Mass 3: 1.2e-7 Mass 1: 1.7e-8 |
| Apr 12 2005 01:04:16:470PM | 1050412018 | Bruce Lipschultz | Gate valve closed
nl04 1.2e20 H/(H+D) ~ 3.0% 43.4 tl in 32.5 Tl remaining after shot Mass 4: 3.e-6 Mass 3: 1.3e-7 Mass 1: 2.2e-8 224KA at disruption |
| Apr 12 2005 01:22:06:157PM | 1050412019 | Bruce Lipschultz | Gate valve closed
nl04 1.4-1.5e20 H/(H+D) ~ 2.5% 60.3 tl in 52.1 Tl remaining after shot Mass 4: 4.6e-6 Mass 3: 1.7e-7 Mass 1: 3.2e-8 560KA at disruption (20 kJ) |
| Apr 12 2005 07:29:08:720PM | 1050412020 | Bruce Lipschultz | Gate valve closed
nl04 1.4e20 Early MARFE H/(H+D) ~ 2.7% 43.9 tl in 33.8 Tl remaining after shot Mass 4: 3.e-6 Mass 3: 1.1e-7 Mass 1: 2.2e-8 460KA at disruption (17 kJ) |
| Apr 12 2005 02:09:11:077PM | 1050412021 | Kirill Zhurovich | Early disruption Some cutoffs before we reached flattop phase, some of them inside plasma but very abrupt most of cutoffs outside plasma For next shot derease and/or delay gas puffing |
| Apr 12 2005 02:26:31:500PM | 1050412022 | Kirill Zhurovich | Good cutoff data for R ~ 70-85 cm Channels at 67 and 87 cm are marginal |
| Apr 12 2005 02:44:38:437PM | 1050412023 | Kirill Zhurovich | Good cutoffs for R ~ 70-87 cm ECE Channels 1 and 9 are marginal Next: increase Bt from 3.9 to 4 T (move ECE channels ~1.5cm outside) |
| Apr 12 2005 03:08:00:000PM | 1050412024 | Kirill Zhurovich | Cutoffs for R ~72-86 cm (ch1 is close) Next: try to increase the density to get Ch1 cutoff and current to make it possible and to shift Ch1 a bit outward |
| Apr 12 2005 03:24:11:750PM | 1050412025 | Kirill Zhurovich | Good cutoffs for R ~ 69-86 cm Central channel has a clear cutoff (at least 1) Nexh shot : repeat for the central channel |
| Apr 12 2005 03:50:31:610PM | 1050412026 | Kirill Zhurovich | Cutoffs for R ~ 68-87 cm Next: decrease and delay gas puff - focus on edge channels |
| Apr 12 2005 04:04:58:560PM | 1050412027 | Kirill Zhurovich | ECE cutoffs during flatttop phase for R ~ 75-86 cm No TS data! Next: repeat the shot with Bt 4T --> 4.05T to shift ECE channels a bit outward |
| Apr 12 2005 04:26:34:170PM | 1050412029 | Kirill Zhurovich | Supposed to be non-cutoff shot for Amanda's calibration Got multiple H-modes with brief cutoffs at the edge |
| Apr 12 2005 04:44:53:157PM | 1050412030 | Kirill Zhurovich | No-cutoff shot for Amanda's calibration 2 brief H-modes with rapid cutoffs/cutons across the whole profile |
| Apr 12 2005 05:01:07:763PM | 1050412031 | Kirill Zhurovich | Cutoffs for R ~ 76.7 - 85 cm The most desired Ch.7 at R ~ 87.7cm did not get cutoff Next shot: same bt, puff harder |
| Apr 12 2005 05:11:52:983PM | 1050412032 | Kirill Zhurovich | Cutoffs for R ~ 73.5 - 85.5 cm Ch.7 at 87.7 cm is marginal again (more detailed analysis is needed) |
| Physics Operator Comments | |||
| Apr 11 2005 05:36:20:450PM | 1050412001 | Jim Irby | Loaded shot 1050406010 into segment 2 set nl_04 request to 0.7e20/m^2 |
| Apr 12 2005 09:17:43:843AM | 1050412003 | Jim Irby | plasma into rampdwon still had gas puff for h-mode starting around 0.8 s --- PO error |
| Apr 12 2005 09:39:25:000AM | 1050412004 | Jim Irby | no power shot --- data system meltdown |
| Apr 12 2005 09:49:37:750AM | 1050412005 | Jim Irby | josh thinks data system okay --- try for plasma plasma into rampdown --- elm free h-mode! h-factor 1.36 h/(h+d) abt 4% |
| Apr 12 2005 10:04:07:437AM | 1050412006 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request from 0.7 to 0.9 e20 /m^2 added a little early gas to damp hards --- didn't help plasma into rampdown h/(h+d) 4 % |
| Apr 12 2005 10:26:06:013AM | 1050412007 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 1.1e20/m^2 added more early gas to damp hards plasma into rampdown neuts/hards out of saturation h/(h+d) < 4% |
| Apr 12 2005 10:40:49:843AM | 1050412008 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 1.3e20 /m^2 added 2 mm to clearin at .3 s in an attempt to keep us off the wall during crossover plasma into rampdown left gap still going to zero at 0.36 s h/(h+d) 3% at 1 s neuts and hards still okay |
| Apr 12 2005 10:55:17:420AM | 1050412009 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 1.5e20 /m^2 added 2 mm to left gap at .258 s plasma into rampdown --- density ramping up during shot --- should have brought it up sooner |
| Apr 12 2005 11:06:46:890AM | 1050412010 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 0.7e20 /m^2 plasma into rampdown some lh injections after 1.45 s |
| Apr 12 2005 11:21:14:250AM | 1050412011 | Jim Irby | density request to 5e19/m^2 plasma into rampdown |
| Apr 12 2005 11:42:59:763AM | 1050412012 | Jim Irby | repeat density but with gatevalves toggling closed for 5 minutes another daq meltdown |
| Apr 12 2005 11:49:32:577AM | 1050412013 | Jim Irby | try again daq meltdown --- Joe, Yuri, Josh, Tom all working on the problem |
| Apr 12 2005 12:09:33:703PM | 1050412014 | Jim Irby | another try --- problem has been camac server 2, highway 4 --- looks fine now plasma into rampdown gatevalves toggling --- pressure 8.3e-4 Torr drifting up to 8.5e-4 after shot |
| Apr 12 2005 12:23:45:013PM | 1050412015 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 7e19/m^2 increased early gas a little to damp run-aways --- low density operation providing less off walls? plasma into rampdown neuts/hards a little better |
| Apr 12 2005 12:31:42:140PM | 1050412016 | Jim Irby | nl_04 density request to 9e19/m^2 plasma into rampdown |
| Apr 12 2005 12:44:44:483PM | 1050412017 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 1.1e20/m^3 good shot |
| Apr 12 2005 12:58:58:030PM | 1050412018 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 1.3e20/m^3 --- delayed density rampdown from 1.2 to 1.4 s density into rampdown |
| Apr 12 2005 04:32:24:827PM | 1050412019 | Jim Irby | nl_04 to 1.5e20 /m ^2 disrupted at 1.7 s, 560 kA --- extended gas puff? |
| Apr 12 2005 01:30:20:610PM | 1050412020 | Jim Irby | started density rampdown at 1.15 s nl_04 request to 1.4e20/m^3 plasma, but large marfe --- density rise too fast? last shot for Bruce.... |
| Apr 12 2005 02:10:16:763PM | 1050412021 | Jim Irby | switching to mp296 --- Thomson calibration cell access to tweak TCI, change LH boards loaded shot 1050330013 into segment 3 nl_04 density request 2.5e20/m^3 --- rampdown starting at 1.2 s disruption at .69 s density rise too fast --- some cutoffs observed |
| Apr 12 2005 02:26:03:657PM | 1050412022 | Jim Irby | dropped density rate of rise. Try reach 2e20 /m^3 well after 0.7 s density for 1.86 s Thomson/ECE people seem happy |
| Apr 12 2005 02:47:03:373PM | 1050412023 | Jim Irby | added a little more early gas --- repeat otherwise good plasma --- 1.56 s neuts/hards high again?? |
| Apr 12 2005 02:59:15:110PM | 1050412024 | Jim Irby | Bt from 3.9 to 4T (105 to 107.7 ka) plasma for 1.53 s |
| Apr 12 2005 03:29:14:733PM | 1050412025 | Jim Irby | increased density rate of rise before 400 ms --- trying to get a little more density increased Ip request from 900 to 925 kA with a ramp to 930 kA h/(h+d) below 2% on last shot plasma for 1.53 s got slight increase in nl_04 over last shot got a little more current h/(h+d) 1.7% |
| Apr 12 2005 03:45:30:327PM | 1050412026 | Jim Irby | repeat plasma for 1.47 s |
| Apr 12 2005 04:03:10:750PM | 1050412027 | Jim Irby | loaded seg 3 of 1050412024 into seg 3 dropped density request before 0.8 s plasma for 1.68 s |
| Apr 12 2005 04:15:58:093PM | 1050412028 | Jim Irby | Bt from 4.0 to 4.05 T plasma for 1.67 s |
| Apr 12 2005 04:31:49:500PM | 1050412029 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 7e19/m^2 dropped Bt from 4.05 to 3.8 T plasma for 1.67 s elm-free h-modes |
| Apr 12 2005 04:42:13:187PM | 1050412030 | Jim Irby | nl_04 request to 9e19/m^2 Btor to 3.9 from 3.8 T still had h-modes after 1.06 s |
| Apr 12 2005 04:52:11:203PM | 1050412031 | Jim Irby | loaded seg 3 from 1050412028 into seg 3 Btor to 4.1 T plasma for 1.67 s |
| Apr 12 2005 05:10:08:030PM | 1050412032 | Jim Irby | raised density request from 1.2 to 1.5 e20 before 0.8 s raised density ramp after .8 s early gas puff started at 19 ms from 20 ms good shot ---- 1.56 s now it can be said --- 100% startup today neuts/hards better maybe because of gas |
| Engineering Operator Comments | ||||
| Shot | Time | Type | Status | Comment |
| 1 | 07:18:27:220AM | Test | Ok | Shot Cycle Test |
| 2 | 07:28:12:047AM | Test | Ok | Shot Cycle Test |
| 3 | 09:03:54:817AM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 4 | 09:18:54:967AM | Plasma | Bad | Init Failure-Daq Failure |
| 5 | 09:37:56:843AM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 6 | 09:52:14:560AM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 7 | 10:07:28:063AM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 8 | 10:31:50:077AM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 9 | 10:44:39:437AM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 10 | 10:57:22:000AM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 11 | 11:10:32:873AM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 12 | 11:28:54:170AM | Test | Ok | |
| 13 | 11:42:44:657AM | Test | Ok | IGOR ACK fail |
| 14 | 12:00:51:203PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 15 | 12:13:35:717PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 16 | 12:26:35:780PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 17 | 12:40:02:657PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 18 | 12:53:31:373PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 19 | 01:10:49:000PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 20 | 01:23:23:797PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 21 | 01:55:42:373PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 22 | 02:10:59:687PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 23 | 02:32:45:513PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 24 | 02:49:21:060PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 25 | 03:14:57:983PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 26 | 03:27:49:407PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 27 | 03:51:38:843PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 28 | 04:07:34:343PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 29 | 04:22:15:030PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 30 | 04:34:38:780PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 31 | 04:47:25:047PM | Plasma | Ok | |
| 32 | 05:00:36:047PM | Plasma | Ok | |