UW CHEMISTRY NMR
Announcments & Equipment Logs
June, 2018
UPDATE ! AV500 – SYSTEM NORMAL WITH BBI PROBE IN PLACE
NEW PROBEHEAD IN PLACE ! CURRENT PROBE : BBI 1H {X} – Z gradient DEFAULT SHIM SET : stdbbi Temperature range : -100 C to +70 C (for the former, special low T setup is needed. Contact for further details) PLEASE USE TOPSHIM FOR GETTING THE BEST RESOLUTION AND LINESHAPE Questions/Comments/Help ? : Please contact […]
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ALERT ! AV500 – POSSIBLE PROBE CHANGE – VT DEWAR DAMAGED
The VT dewar inside the probe has been compromised and so you CANNOT run Variable Temperature experiments currently. ONLY nominal room temperature experiments are allowed at this point. We will most probably place a different probehead in place of the current HCP-Z Gradient probehead while the current probehead is serviced. We will try to do […]
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UPDATE – AV300 : LOCK SYSTEM NORMAL
All good to go. Please let us know via log book, if there is still any issues you notice. Thank you NMR Facility Manager 6/27/2018
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ALERT ! – AV300 : LOCK MALFUNCTION WILL BE FIXED TODAY BEFORE NOON
We are aware of the Auto Lock function having issues. In a few moments this will be addressed and an update will be given about the outcome. Stay tuned. NMR Facility Manager 6/27/2018
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UPDATE ! AV700 : SYSTEM IS RELEASED FOR USE – PLEASE READ
The system is ready for normal use. Nevertheless, the VT system test is still being conducted in parallel in such a way that the users’ runs are not affected. As before, the LN2 tank you see is the source of the N2 gas, which is used as part of the troubleshoot process. The supply from […]
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ALERT ! AV700 USERS : SYSTEM WILL BE DOWN FOR VT SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOT
Please wait further updates as to when the system will be back on line. NMR Facility Manager 6/12/2018
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