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- You must get permission (email is fine) from Michael Triantafyllou
- You have to schedule lab-specific safety training with the lab EHS rep (currently Jacob Izraelevitz jsi@mit.edu)
- MUST commit to attending twice monthly lab maintenance sessions for the duration of your experiment.
Unchaperoned users may
- Open the doors (we'll give you the door code)
- Use the labspace next to the big tank at any time
- Oscilloscopes, power supplies, carriage + wavemaker may be used with permissionUse small quantities of expendable bolts/
- Only when scheduled - mount equipment to the carriage, tank walls, or small tank
- Only if a buddy (does not have to be a tow tank member) is with you - enter the water
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- Use our laser, force meters, cameras (bring everything you need for your own experiment)
- Take anything out of the spaceUse the labspace next to the big tank at any tim
- Leave the lab space in a less orderly state than you found it.
- Leave equipment or experimental setup in the lab (or hallways) outside of your scheduled experiment time.
We will only grant unchaperoned access for the length of your experiment (few months), and then you must renew it.
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- Open the doors (we'll give you the door code)
- Use the labspace next to the big tank at any time
- Only when scheduled - run the actual class lab. Since there is are a lot of people, we will probably send someone to chaperone anyway
- Only if a buddy is with you - enter the water
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- If you are an Unchaperoned user, you only need to schedule experimental time with us if you are actually mounting your experiment. Otherwise running experiments in the Tow Tank (e.g. mounting your experimental test setup on the carriage). Without scheduling time, you may use the labspace at will (e.g. to prepare your test setup, or run short tests in the tank).
- Time limit (21 days, etc) to storing experiment-related equipment consecutively
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