ATF Handbook

Official copies of the ATF Handbook are maintained at the following website; http://www.bnl.gov/atf/es_h/handbook.asp.  Before using a printed copy, verify that it is the most current version by checking the document issue date on the website.  Signed copies of the official ATF Handbook are maintained at the Training Office.

Section 1: Accelerator Test Facility Systems and Operations Guide

1.0.0 General Requirements for ATF Systems Guides - Last Review 3/15/07

1.0.1 Linear Accelerator General Systems Guide - Last Review 3/15/07

1.0.2 The Radiofrequency Systems Guide - Last Review 3/15/07

1.0.3 Beam Transport Systems Guide ( Under development )

1.0.4 Electron Gun Systems Guide ( Under development )

1.1.0 General Requirements and Objectives for ATF Operations - Last Review 3/15/07

1.1.1 Guidelines for Conduct of Operations - Revised 7/1/05

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Section 2: Safety Systems and Safety Guides

   2.00 ATF Safety Assessment Document - Last Review 3/15/07

 2.01 ATF Emergency Plan, Building 820 - Revised 10/1/08

 2.04 ATF Electrical Standards - Last Review 3/15/07

 2.06 ATF Review of Non-Commercial Equipment - Last Review 3/15/07

 2.10 ATF Guidelines for Beam Line Review - ( Under Development )

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Section 3: Operation Procedures & Checklists (Contents Relocated or Retired)

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Section 4: Training

 4.00 Training Programs and Requirements for ATF Personnel - Last Review 3/15/07

 4.01 ATF Safety Training Course Contents - Last Review 3/15/07

 4.0.2 ATF Linac Operator Training - Last Review 3/15/07

 4.0.3 ATF Required Reading Book for LINAC Operators - Revised 7/16/07

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