Configuration Control Locks in the Mucool Test Area

Bill Higgins 29 April 2005

Updated July 15, 2005

Current Experiment: Muons, Inc.

Note: This configuration is applicable to the current Muons, Inc. experiment in the

MuCool Enclosure. When this experiment ends, the configuration will

need to be re-evaluated and this page updated.

At the shield wall between Mucool and Linac, three cover plates are chained and padlocked. Each plate is locked with both a PAD 118 configuration control padlock and a Linac enclosure padlock.	The left plate
The Right Plate.	At Barrier to hatchway. (The chain was not yet in place on the hatchway barrier when this photo was taken.)
We need to lock the plywood boxes so the Operators don’t have to S&S them.  The smaller plywood box has two hasps on opposite sides	The smaller plywood box has two hasps on opposite sides
The large plywood box has four hasps, two in front, two in the rear	The large plywood box has four hasps, two in front, two in the rear
The large plywood box has four hasps, two in front, two in the rear	There is a hasp on the plywood exit door leading to the outdoor pit
On the berm above Mucool, the personnel hatch is locked with a pair of Confined Space padlocks and another pair of PAD 118 configuration control padlocks