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Engineering Department EN TCP.B6L7.B1: ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF UNEXPECTED HEATING LHC Collimation Working Group - 10.09.2012 M. Garlasché A. Bertarelli, F. Carra, M. Calderon, A. Dallocchio, L. Gentini
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TCP.B6L7.B1: ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF UNEXPECTED HEATING

LHC Collimation Working Group - 10.09.2012

M. GarlaschéA. Bertarelli, F. Carra, M. Calderon, A. Dallocchio, L. Gentini

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TCP Geometry

04/09/2012

Ref. dwg LHCTCP__0002

2x T-sensorPt100(Al2O3case)

Glidcop

CuNi

304L stainless steel

AC 150 Carbon-Carbon

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Temperature Data

04/09/2012

ISSUES:• General unexpected heating up• Cooling down times in the order of days• Inconsistency between T sensors (left vs. right; left upstream vs. downstream)

17th July

27th July

Interesting intervals

Pt100 readout sets:

T [C]

time

T [C]

time

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Summary

Unexpected heating:

Analytical evaluation of possible cooling conditions (active cooling vs. radiation) FEM validation (static & transient) Analytical estimation of instant power deposition

Inconsistency of left jaw temperature data

Eccentric P deposition? Positioning of sensors?

Conclusions

04/09/2012

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Unexpected heating – active cooling?

Fit with only convection (unphysical) leads to heat transfer coeff. values around 4.5 W/m2K (in the range of free convection..)

04/09/2012

Active cooling is not present!

• Analytical fit of T data (17th July)• Only active cooling (i.e. convection from water flow in pipes)

the model used..

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Unexpected heating – what about only radiation?

QRAD

TAMB

εSS=0.3εCC=0.7÷0.9εCu=0.05÷0.15

• Analytical fit of T data (17th July)• Only radiation• 1 jaw considered• Consistent material data

‘Only radiation’ condition is compatible with T data!

TANK 1 JAW

the model used..

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Case Active Cooling

Contact between absorber & other components (*)

P [W] needed for constant 65°C

1 √ √ 4300

2 X √ 13

3 √ X 14

4 X X 7

Unexpected heating – what about only radiation?

• Results consistent with an. estimation• WE CAN RULE OUT:

Case 1 – out of range P and t intervals..

(*) Except cooling pipes in case 3

• Symmetric FEM analysis• Power on absorbers such that initial

temperature is met in correspondence of the T sensor

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• WE CAN RULE OUT:Case 3 - not an equilibrium condition

Unexpected heating – what about only radiation?

• Case 3 with reduced active cooling (1 W/m2K)

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Unexpected heating– instant power deposition• Only case 2 & 4 analysed• Upgraded analytical model considers presence of other jaw• P deposition per jaw at different jaw gaps determined starting

from T data (17th-24th July) • Model benchmarked with estimations (B. Salvant) from RF

induced power loss.

Case 4

• WE CAN RULE OUT:Case 4 – less likely, low P values

TANK

Case 2

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INCONSISTENCY OF LEFT JAW TEMPERATURE DATA

04/09/2012

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Left jaw Temperature data

Can inconsistency be given by eccentric P deposition?

PLEFT=0 WPRIGHT=9 W

I.o.t obtain similar T, deposition should be completely eccentric…

Case 2

Is inconsistency given by detached T sensor?

No contactCase 2

Contact

Absence of contact causes only tenths of degree difference

T [C]

time

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Left jaw Temperature data

• Left Jaw max temperatures and cool down profile are not compatible with nominal cooling condition

absence of active cooling

T [C]

time

• Cool-down curve of left jaw should ‘quickly’ meet the one of right jaw..

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CONCLUSIONSUnexpected heating:

High T & long cool down intervals, nominal option (1) not possible Absence of equilibrium and low estimated P, option 3 & 4 not likely

Most likely option is nominal contact between components and no active cooling (i.e. heat evacuation only through radiation)

Good agreement between analytical and FEM evaluations

Inconsistency of left jaw temperature data

No active cooling also on left jaw TLEFT vs. TRIGHT : eccentrical P deposition highly unlikely Tupstream vs. Tdownstream :sensor not in contact with jaw may only partly cause difference

Sensor not working properly? Readout calibration?


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