From: Nelson, Brad E. [nelsonbe@ornl.gov]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 6:11 PM
To: Geoffrey J. Gettelfinger; Mike Cole; Goranson, Paul L.; David E.
Williamson; Fogarty, Paul J.; freudenberggk@y12.doe.gov; Thomas G.
Brown; Lawrence E. Dudek; Phil Heitzenroeder; Gregory Pitonak; Bob
Simmons; Hutch Neilson; Arthur W. Brooks; Michael C. Zarnstorff; Ronald
L. Strykowsky; John A. Schmidt
Cc: Wayne T. Reiersen
Subject: RE: Almost chits

Geoff

I have in my notes that one of the requirements is that the cryostat
base needs to be installed after the machine is assembled.  The design
may already be capable of this.  I also thought I heard that the trim
coils will have to be "installable" with the base in place (burden on
trim coils, I think).  I will try to dig up the cost estimate we got
from Roush Industries a couple of years ago.

Thanks for bringing us up to date yesterday.

Brad

Brad Nelson
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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-----Original Message-----
From: Geoffrey J. Gettelfinger [mailto:ggettelf@pppl.gov] 
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 9:55 AM
To: Nelson, Brad E.; Cole, Michael J.; Goranson, Paul L.; Williamson,
David E.; Fogarty, Paul J.; freudenberggk@y12.doe.gov; Thomas G. Brown;
Lawrence E. Dudek; Phil Heitzenroeder; Gregory Pitonak; Bob Simmons;
Hutch Neilson; Arthur W. Brooks; Michael C. Zarnstorff; Ronald L.
Strykowsky; John A. Schmidt
Cc: Wayne T. Reiersen
Subject: Almost chits

Fellows:

During my WBS 17 status presentation, yesterday, several points were
made and
I wish to assure that I noted them.

1.  The spacer manipulators should become WBS 173Wbs 173

2.  Care should be taken to assure that the finial / radial tie casting
joint
can transmit the moment required to move reliably on the Lubrite pads.
 Dots or glue

3.  Assess the heat leak associated with the current finial design

4.  Determine whether the inboard vapor seal's silicone-like compound
remains
pliable at 77K.

5.  Iterations on the carriage/base design will need the occasional
inspection by Art Brooks or other person to assure acceptable EM
interactions.

6.  Bonding between layers of Trymer 2000/4000 insulation might best be
done
with dots of adhesive rather than full-face bonding.  Full-face bonding
might
encourage cracking through multiple layers of board.

Please modify or add as appropriate.

Geoff