Dear all,
We have a water leak outside the building housing three NMR magnets, and our
university Facility Services have to demolish concrete slabs (stairs) to fix
the leak. They used an excavator breaker to break part of the concrete, creating
a vibration in the building. The construction site is about 80ft and 100 ft from
two magnets with ANTIVIBRATIONFEET TYP A STAND and about 120 ft from a 700 MHz
Ascend magnet. Do we have to worry about the vibration messing up the magnets (we
are not worried about experiments currently running)?
Thank you.
Thomas
Thomas K. Weldeghiorghis, Ph.D.
Director, NMR Facility
Department of Chemistry
Louisiana State University
232 Choppin Hall
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
225-578-5346
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