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& (µm x µm) & & \\
ALBA & 70 x 30 & 20\% & recorded \\
BESSY II & 250 x 14 & 30\% & recorded \\
Elettra & 260 x 10 & 10\% & no on-line
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& & & measurement yet \\
LNLS-UVX & 1000 x 120& 10\% & recorded \\
PETRA III & 140 x 7 & - & \\
SPring-8 & 100 x 12 & - & \\
SLS & 50 x 10 & 50\% & recorded and
yearly \\
& & & evaluated \\
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Elettra & - & no on-line measurement \\
LNLS-UVX & - & no on-line measurement \\
PETRA III & - & no on-line measurement \\
SPring-8 & 10\% &
recorded, \parbox[t]{3.25cm}{recorded, deviation after accumulation
neglected \\ neglected}\\
SLS & 100\% & feedback outages recorded\\
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Table~\ref{tab:sf-limits} shows a comparison of secondary failure modes:
if they are on-line recorded at the different facilities and which failure modes are reported
in yearly statistics to the public.
\begin{table} \begin{table*}
\centering
\caption{\label{tab:sf-limits}Secondary failure modes at different facilities}
\scriptsize
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SLS & on-line & on-line & report & on-line & 1.0 \\
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\end{table} \end{table*}
\subsection{Discussion of the Secondary Failure Modes}
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