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FV ctrl rm display.jpeg|Control Room Valve Status Display Panel
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FV vcp graphic.jpeg|Rendered CAD graphic of VCP Front Panel
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Revision as of 13:21, 31 May 2023

Introduction

The Tandem Beamline Isolation System, historically referred to as the Fast Valve System, is now a PLC controlled vacuum valve interlock system. It is designed to quickly respond to vacuum failures by isolating the accelerator beamline sections and preventing the failure from propagating further. This system also interlocks with the Pelletron to shut down operation when vacuum faults are detected in the vacuum proximal to the accelerator tubes. Each of the six valves controlled has a corresponding valve control panel (VCP) which allows the valve to be configured for operation and/or maintenance activities. All user operation occurs through these valve control panels.

Photos

  • Master Control Panel

    Master Control Panel

  • High Energy Valve Control Panel

    High Energy Valve Control Panel

  • Control Room Valve Status Display Panel

    Control Room Valve Status Display Panel

  • Functional Block Diagram

    Functional Block Diagram

  • Rendered CAD graphic of VCP Front Panel

    Rendered CAD graphic of VCP Front Panel

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