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Project Progress Summary
5 September 1990
Injector and Front-End Test
-Waveguide connections to the first HPA have been done and klystrons are being installed.
-Plumbing for injector service building has been installed. LCW system operational.
-The approach has been defined for cryomodule installation sequence. First cryomodule slated to be installed by 7 September.
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Project Progress Summary
11 September 1990
Injector and Front-End Test
-First cryomodule is in the tunnel.
-Four klystrons have been installed in the first HPA.
-Copper cavities (chopper 1 & 2, capture section) have been installed on the injector girder as injector reassembly continues.
-Electronics have been reinstalled in high-voltage cage for the gun. First try to run gun from control room this week.
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Project Progress Summary
18 September 1990
Injector and Front-End Test
-Injector main pump and vacuum manifold installed.
-Fabrication of 5-MeV chicane vacuum chambers started on schedule at University of Illinois.
-Cables for injector magnets and controls pulled.
-First cryomodule has been mounted on its stands and cabling is proceeding.
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Project Progress Summary
23 October 1990
Semi-Annual Review
Project preparations for a November review are continuing, although the date has not been set yet.
Injector and Front-End Test
-Beam viewers in the injector became operational in preparation for a 100-kV beamline test planned for this week.
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Project Progress Summary
10 July 1990
Injector & Front-End Test
-Injector tests during the past week have been fairly successful. We have delivered good beam to WBS 3 for their evaluation of the RF control system, and to WBS 5 for tests of the beam position monitors. Improvements to the control software have brought us to the point where setting up a good 5-MeV beam is (almost) routine. (C. Sinclair)
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