[Pansophy] Fwd: NCR Issued: 129 on C100R-CMTF-CM-ACTS-R4--6

[Mike Drury]

Is there a way to cancel an NCR?  This one was created in error.
Thanks,
Mike



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Subject: 	NCR Issued: 129 on C100R-CMTF-CM-ACTS-R4--6
Date: 	Wed, 5 Apr 2023 09:14:25 -0400 (EDT)
From: 	MICHAELM at JLAB.ORG
To: 	DRURY at JLAB.ORG, FISCHER at JLAB.ORG
CC: 	MICHAELM at JLAB.ORG



You have been listed as an engineer with dispositioning capabilities of 
a Non-Conformance Report - sequence number 129 for traveler 
C100R-CMTF-CM-ACTS-R4--6.

Please respond to this NCR at your earliest convenience.

PAGE 1: INITIATE AND DESCRIBE
SN: 	C100-05R
SNtype: 	CMSN
DRAWING NUM: 	CRM-120-7001-1000
PART DESCRIPTION: 	C100 Cryomodule
TRAV_ID: 	C100R-CMTF-CM-ACTS
TRAV_REV: 	R4
TRAV_SEQ_NUM: 	6
DESCRIBE STAFF: 	MICHAELM
DESCRIBE DATE: 	05-Apr-2023 09:13
DESCRIBE COMMENT: 	IR detector behavior is in reverse to what it 
normally is for a C100. Normally voltage rises with increasing field due 
to heating. If the voltage is above the trip point things should fault. 
In this case the interlock only engages when the trip point setting is 
below the read voltage. (ie - system expects CWWT voltage to drop with 
increased heating.) LLRF is aware of it and planning a hardware fix - 
for this test we will simply monitor voltages ourselves.

The NCR is at the following URL: 129 
<https://pansophy.jlab.org/pansophy/Travelers/TRAVELER_FORM.cfm?project=C100R&area=C100R&system=CMTF&TRAV_ID=C100R-NCR&TRAV_REVISION=R12&page=1&maxpage=4&TRAV_SEQ_NUM=129&travstat=n&serialnum=C100-05R&SN=C100-05R&SNTYPE=CMSN> 

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