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Container History. Different Periods PeriodStart dateBoxesVolumeGas flow#Days (#mod)(lit)(V/hr)(l/min)(>35 o C ) (>25 o C ) 024 Nov 20065,7,11,16~40~7000.050.5?>2.

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Presentation on theme: "Container History. Different Periods PeriodStart dateBoxesVolumeGas flow#Days (#mod)(lit)(V/hr)(l/min)(>35 o C ) (>25 o C ) 024 Nov 20065,7,11,16~40~7000.050.5?>2."— Presentation transcript:

1 Container History

2 Different Periods PeriodStart dateBoxesVolumeGas flow#Days (#mod)(lit)(V/hr)(l/min)(>35 o C ) (>25 o C ) 024 Nov 20065,7,11,16~40~7000.050.5?>2 17 Dec 20065,7,11,16, 0,12592 218 Dec 2006 7, 0,12, 3,8,1720 322 Dec 2006 3,8,171021 425 Jan 2007 4,9,10??

3 Temperature Variation (1) Start flushing gas lines Connect box #7 Connect box #16 Connect box #5 Connect box #11, Start heating Connect 2 nd radiator Maximal temperature variation tonight: T min =29.5°C T max =32.5°C Gas flow still very low (~1 volume exchange every 20 hours), waiting for new Rotameter Period 0

4 Temperature Variation (2) Period 1Period 3 Christmas 2

5 11012 7165 T3-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) T2-Q13 T3-Q13-XU (Warsaw) T3-Q13-VX (Warsaw) T3-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) T3-Q13 (Heidelberg) T1-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) 8 173 T1-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) T1-Q13 T2-Q13-XU (Warsaw) T1-Q13 (Heidelberg) 4 910 T2-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) T2-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) T2-Q13 (Heidelberg) In Container Next to shaftNext to C-cage Period 1 7/12/2006

6 0 127 T3-Q13-VX (Warsaw) T3-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) T1-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) 8 17 3 T1-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) T1-Q13 T2-Q13-XU (Warsaw) T1-Q13 (Heidelberg) 4 910 T2-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) T2-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) T2-Q13 (Heidelberg) In Container Next to shaftNext to C-cage 8 3 Period 2 18/12/2006

7 11 T3-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) 16 T2-Q13 T3-Q13-XU (Warsaw) 0 T3-Q13-VX (Warsaw) 12 T3-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) 5 T3-Q13 (Heidelberg) 7 T1-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) 8 T1-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) 3 T1-Q13 (Heidelberg) 10 T2-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) 9 T2-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) 4 T2-Q13 (Heidelberg) In Container Next to C-cage Empty 17 T1-Q13 T2-Q13-XU (Warsaw) 22/12/2006 Period 3

8 11 T3-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) 16 T2-Q13 T3-Q13-XU (Warsaw) 0 SPARES M081,M112 W 48,50,55 12 T3-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) 5 T3-Q13 (Heidelberg) 7 T1-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) 8 T1-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) 3 T1-Q13 (Heidelberg) 10 T2-Q13-VX (NIKHEF) 9 T2-Q13-XU (NIKHEF) 4 T2-Q13 (Heidelberg) In Container Next to C-cage Empty 17 T1-Q13 T2-Q13-XU (Warsaw) 25/01/2007 Period 4

9 Overview per Box BoxStart DateEnd DateDays>35 o CDays>25 o C 07 Dec 200622 Dec 2006112 318 Dec 200625 Jan 20071221 425 jan 2007??? 524 Nov 200618 Dec 20069?4? 724 Nov 200622 Dec 200611?4? 818 Dec 200625 Jan 20071221 925 Jan 2007??? 1025 Jan 2007??? 1124 Nov 200618 Dec 20069?4? 127 Dec 200622 Dec 2006112 1718 Dec 200625 Jan 20071221

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