emergency_shutdown
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| The following checklist describes the steps to follow during an emergency shutdown. The assumed scenario is that where the entire S800 (and S3 vault) must be turned off due to multiple reasons. Please, be aware that the procedures described below involve many different systems in the lab. As such, it is highly recommended to coordinate with operations staff using all available communication channels (face-to-face, | The following checklist describes the steps to follow during an emergency shutdown. The assumed scenario is that where the entire S800 (and S3 vault) must be turned off due to multiple reasons. Please, be aware that the procedures described below involve many different systems in the lab. As such, it is highly recommended to coordinate with operations staff using all available communication channels (face-to-face, | ||
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| * Turn on FAN | * Turn on FAN | ||
| * If possible, reduce He lead flows (not essential) | * If possible, reduce He lead flows (not essential) | ||
| - | * Shut down S3 vault PC (in mezzanine level of S3) | ||
| * Leave all lights in the vault ON | * Leave all lights in the vault ON | ||
| * Leave vault unsecured and fully accessible | * Leave vault unsecured and fully accessible | ||
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