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HL-LHC Planned Activities - Accelerator I. Bejar Alonso – HL-LHC Technical coordinator On behalf of HL-LHC WPs Leaders
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HL-LHC Planned Activities - Accelerator

I. Bejar Alonso – HL-LHC Technical coordinator

On behalf of HL-LHC WPs Leaders

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HL-LHC BASELINE (P. FESSIA PRESENTATION)

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Equipment on the Beam Tunnel equipment Vert. J Surface Eq. Dis.

DF(X-M) + SC Link DSH (X-M)

Cryo line IR+MSAlignment

QPS2

Magnet systemMQXFA MQXFB, MBXF, MBRD, MQYY,

Q5 1.9, Q6 1.9MCBXFB, MCBXFA, MQSXF, MCTXF, MCTSXF,

MCDXF, MCDSXF, MCOXF, MCOSXF, MCSXF,MCSSXF,MCBRD, MCBYY

Beam vacuum

TAXS, TAXN

Interaction Region and MS IP 1,5

Collimation (TCTPM, TCL, TCLM, TCTP)

Beam diagnosticBPMSQW, BMPSQ, BPMSQT, BMLC

DS Collimation for ion IP 2

H.F. dipoles

Cryo-bypass+TCLD

DFH(X-M) + Power converters

SC link/powering IP 7

Hor. SC Link DSH + DFA

Power converters

EE

Crab Cavity cryomodules

RF systemLoads, circulators, RF power, LLRF, HVPS,

central LLRR

DS Collimation pp (TBC RUN II) IP 1,5

H.F. dipoles

Cryo-bypass+TCLD

DS Collimation pp (TBC RUN II) IP 7

H.F. dipoles

Cryo-bypass+TCLD

Rad-hard electronics for BLM and BPM

CC diagnostic and protection

PIC

BIS

DFA+ SC Link DSHA

DFHA + Power converters

SC link/Powering

arcIP 1,5

Cryoplant IP 1,5

CB Warm compressor and other surface eq.

In orange Works

during LS2

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Equipment on the Beam Tunnel equipment Vert. J Surface equip. Dis.

Cryo line for RF

Beam diagnostic IP 4

Fast wire scanners BWSF

New light extraction line BSRT

Beam gas vertex detector BGV

Injection protection IP 2 8

TDI (TBC)

TCLIA, TCLIB (TBC)

TCDD TCDDM (TBC)

TCLIM (TBC)

MKI (TBC)

Q5 at point 6 IP 6

Dump (TBC) IP 6

TCDS (TBC)

MKB, TDE (TBC)

PIC

BIS

High rad warm magnets (TBC) IP 7

Collimation upgrade

Secondary TCSPM

Primary TCP TCPP

TCSG, TCLA, TCAP

IP 3 7

IP 3 7

IP 3 7

TCSP IP 6

Mini-TAN IP 8

CB

Cryoplant IP 4

Warm compressor and other surface eq.

In orange Works during

LS2

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HL-LHC OPTIONS

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Equipment on the Beam Tunnel equipment Vert. J Surface equipment Dis.

WIC

FMCM

Other RF harmonic system

IP 4

Sub harmonic

Higher order harmonic

ADT upgrade IP 4

Crystal collimation TECG

IP 7

BBLR IP 1,5

TAS IP 8

Hollow e-lenses IP 4

Crab Cavity for crab kissing scheme

IP 1,5

In orange Works during

LS2

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HL-LHC ARCHITECTURE & INSTALLATION DURING LS2

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What about LS2?

The LS2 project include the activities across the LHC, Injectors and LHC experiments:• Resources levelling across the accelerators one of the main challenge of LS2 !!!• The activities will be declared in Plan, with a similar approval process as LS1.

Practical issues:• Temporary storage areas and “bases de chantier” will be installed at the earliest 6

months before, and dismounted at the latest 6 months after LS2;• Buffer zone availability: most probably the existing areas are not sufficient;

Marzia’s presentation

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2018 2019

Proposal of First Draft skeleton

Depending on the cool down and warm up sequence

Windows available for activities Between 9 and 13 Months

WARM UP and TESTS

Lift replacement

CRYO Maintenance

Magnets replacement

Other activities…

Cool Down @ P7

HL activities @ P2, P4 and TZ76

HL activities @ LSS7

COOL DOWN, TESTS and HWC

July '18 Aug. '18Sept. '18

Oct. '18 Nov. '18 Dec. '18 Jan. '19 Feb. '19March

'19April '19 May '19 June '19 July '19 Aug. '19

Sept. '19

Oct. '19 Nov. '19 Dec. '19

Marzia’s presentation

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WPs with potencial installation activity during LS2

SPS test during Run 2

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Magnets (WP3)Magnets (WP3)

LQXFA (Q1)

MQXFA

MQXFA

LQXFC

(Q2A)

MCBXFB

MQXFB

LQXFD

(Q2B)

MQXFB

MCBXFB

LQXFB

(Q3)

MQXFA

MQXFA

LCXF

(CP)

MCBXFA

MQSXF

MCTXF

MCTSXF

MCDXF

MCDSXF

MCOXF

MCOSXF

MCSXF

MCSSXF

LBXF

(D1)

MBXF

LBRD

(D2)

MBRD

MCBRD

MCBRD

LQYY

(Q4)

MCBYY

MCBYY

MQYY

LQYCJ

(Q5)

MCBY

MCBY

MCBY

MQY

LQNDF

(Q6)

MCBC

MQML

Cold masses levelstill to be defined

Cryo-assemblies

Magnets

Replacement of Q5 in IP6

In orange Works

during LS2

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Different options for the Q5

Proposal for HL-LHC

Present arrangement

MQY MCBY

MQY MQY MCBY

• Based on the arrangement of Q7 in the experimental insertions.

• Using existing components design with available spare parts in the stock (TE-MSC-LMF).

• Longitudinal dimension increased by 3650mm compared to the present situation.

Cold masses assemblies could be assembled for an installation in LS2

LHCQQS_S0255

LHCQQS_S0123

LHCQQS_S0254

LHCQQS_S0004

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Q5 Integration issuesTo avoid the QRL service module displacement:

combining a jumper connection Q6L3 like to the modified shape

+To be discussed during the 14/10 HL-LHC PLC

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Collimation (WP5)

Collimation (WP5)

IR cleaning

Incoming

TCTPM

Outgoing

TCL TCLM DS collimation

TCLD

P3

TCLDx

P2

P7

P1&P5

Halo cleaning (Betatron & Momentum)

Crystal collimation

Hollow E-Lens

TCSPM

Present collimators

TCP, TCPP

TCSG

TCLA

TCAP

TCSP

TCTPCurrently existing in LHC machine(to be eventually modified)

Installation of prototypes

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Cold Powering (WP6)

Cold Powering (WP6)

Tunnel Interconnection Cryostats

[DF]

Arc

[DFA]

DFAA

(L1)

DFAB

(R1)

DFAI

(L5)

DFAJ

(R5)

DFAM

(L7)

DFAN

(R7)

Matching sections

[DFM]

DFMA

(L1)

DFMB

(R1)

DFMI

(L5)

DFMJ

(R5)

DFMM

(L7)

DFMN

(R7)

Inner triplets

[DFX]

DFXA

(L1)

DFXB

(R1)

DFXI

(L5)

DFXJ

(R5)

Current Leads HTS

[DFLH]

Surface Interconnection Cryostats

[DFH]

Arc

[DFHA]

DFHAA

(L1)

DFHAB

(R1)

DFHAI

(L5)

DFHAJ

(R5)

DFHAM

(L7)

DFHAN

(R7)

Matching sections

[DFHM]

DFHMA

(L1)

DFHMB

(R1)

DFHMI

(L5)

DFHMJ

(R5)

Inner triplets

[DFHX]

DFHXA

(L1)

DFHXB

(R1)

DFHXI

(L5)

DFHXJ

(R5)

Superconducting links HTS

[DSH]

Arc

[DSHA]

DSHAA

(L1)

DSHAB

(R1)

DSHAI

(L5)

DSHAJ

(R5)

DSHAM

(L7)

DSHAN

(R7)

Matching sections

[DSHM]

DSHMA

(L1)

DSHMB

(R1)

DSHMI

(L5)

DSHMJ

(R5)

Inner triplets

[DSHX]

DSHXA

(L1)

DSHXB

(R1)

DSHXI

(L5)

DSHXJ

(R5)

Superconducting links

[DSL]

Matching sections

[DSLM]

DSLMM

(L7)

DSLMN

(R7)

Power

converters

Superconducting link P7

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IP7

Overview of Point 7DFBA actual position DFBA actual position

DFB HL-LHC positions

SC links

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Routing under study• With 2 new long ducts from UJ76 to the TZ76

gallery

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Experiments-Collider Interface (WP8)

Experiments-Collider Interface (WP8)

Target Absorbers for Insertion Region

Secondary (TAXS)

ATLAS

CMS

LHCb

Radiation shielding

(ATLAS and CMS)

Target Absorbers for Insertion Region Neutrals

(TAXN)

ATLAS

CMS

LHCb

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P8 LEFT (8L). INTEGRATION NEUTRAL ABSORBER. C4L8

D2

TCTPV NEUTRAL ABSORBER

(10x12x60 cm3)

113700mm/ IP8

TCTPH BRAN

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P8 LEFT (8L). INTEGRATION NEUTRAL ABSORBER. C4L8

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Cryogenics (WP9)

Cryogenics

(WP9)

Storage

Warm

(QSV)

QSVA

(80 m3)

QSVB

(250 m3)

Cryogenic

(QSD)

QSDQ?

Refrigeration

Warm compressors

stations

QSCA

QSCB

QSCC

QSCD

QSCE

QSCF

QSCG

Refrigeration units

QSRA

QURA

QSRB

QURC

QURD

QURE

QURF

QSRG

QURCG

Dryers

(QSA)

Distribution

Warm piping

Surface

QSP

Shafts

QPP

Ring

Helium

(QRPR)

Warm recovery

(QRPW)

Cryogenic

Interconnection boxes

QUIA

QUIB

QUIC

QUIF

Transfer lines

Shafts

QPLB

QPLG

Underground

QULA

QULCA/B

QULF

Ring

QRL

Experimental areas and

LSS

QXL

Specific to HL-LHC

LHC existing

Modified for HL-LHC (already existing)

Cryogenics in P4

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Cryogenics P4

Under study alternative scenarios that take in consideration different upgrade phases

Decision to be taken in Autumn 2015

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11 T Dipole Magnets (WP11)

11 T Dipole Magnets (WP11)

2 m Model

Double-aperture Magnet

(MBHDP)

Single-aperture Magnet

(MBHSP)

11-T Dipole (DS)

Cryo-assembly

(LBH)

Cold mass

(LMBH)

Magnet

(MBH)

Other

(tbc)

Cryo-assembly prototype

(LBH_P)

Cold mass

(LMBHP)

Magnet

(MBH_P)

Other

(tbc)

Connection cryostat (LExxx)

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• MB replaced by 3 cryo-assemblies, installed and aligned independently• 11 T dipoles assembled with an angle of 2.55 mrad relative to each other and shifted by

0.8 mm towards the center of the LHC to minimize loss of mechanical aperture• Cryostat for the 11 T dipole following standard LHC design• Short connection cryostat: creates space for collimator and warm beam vacuum sector;

continuity of powering and cryogenics along the LHC arc• Collimator: 0.8-m-long active part – tungsten – 1.34 m with transitions and expansion joints• RF-shielded gate valves allow for independent operation of cold and room temperature

beam vacuum sectors

Integration in the LHC Lattice

Interconnect Collimator

11 T dipole cold mass

Connection cryostat15660 mm

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Vacuum (WP12)

Vacuum (WP12)

Vacuum (V)

Beam screen

Non-shielded (VSC)

P2

(VSCG)

P8

(VSCG)

Shielded Beam Screen

(VSM)

P1

(VSMA)

P5

(VSMA)

Vacuum chambers (VCj)

Vacuum layout (LV)

LSS 1 LSS 5 LSS 4Insulation vacuum

(LVI)

By pass vacuum layout

(LV)

Vacuum layout experiments (LVXj)

ATLAS

CMS

LHCb

ALICE

j: 1, 2, 5, 8

Support to all WPs

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Beam Diagnostics & Instrumentation (WP13)

Beam Diagnostics & Instrumentation (WP13)

Beam Loss Monitors

[BLM]

Cryogenic [BLMC]

RadHard electronics

[BLE]

Fast Wire scanners

[BWSF]

Beam Position Monitors

[BPM]

Cryogenic

Cryogenic stripline [BPMSQ]

Tungsten shielded cryogenic stripline

[BPMSQT]

Warm

Q1 stripline

[BPMSWQ]

Electronics

[BPE]

Luminosity Monitors

[BRANQ]

Wideband pick-ups

[BPW]

Synchrotron light monitors

[BSR]

Light Extraction

[BSRTM]

Interlock Abort Monitor

[BSRA]

Streak cameras [BSRS]

Halo diagnostics

[BSRH]

Beam Gas Vertex Detector

[BGV]

Chamber

[BGVC]

Detector

[BGVD]

Long Range Beam Beam Compensator

Collimator wire prototype

[TCTPW?]

Final

[BBLR]

Installation of prototypes

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Beam Transfer & Kickers (WP14)

Beam Transfer & Kickers (WP14)

Injection

TDIS TCLIA TCLIB TCDD TCLIM MKI

Magnets

Controls upgrade

LHC beam Dumping System

MKB-TDE

Controls upgrade

TCDS

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WP14: For both IP2 and IP8

IP

One proto-type MKI to be installed during run 2 and/or LS2

(only one LS)

TDI to be replace by TDIS, most likely from 1 3 tanks

TCDD to be replaced by tighter mask

TCLIA and TCLIB possibly replaced

IP6: No installation foreseen in LS2. Will all be LS3.

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Surface Cryogenics P4

SUH4

PX46 SX4

EXISTING TECHNICAL GALLERY

NEW TECHNICAL GALLERYPLACE TO BE DEFINED (1.8mx2m) Halfen supports

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Other infrastructures/works• Minor works for Cold Powering P7• Possibility to advance civil engineering

(excavation and buildings) in P1 and P5 and use of surface buildings for storage

• Installation work compatible with maintenance and consolidation work

• Importance of SM18 upgrade

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Conclusions• Identify and prepare work that can be done

in LS2 on the time frame allocated for which the technology/solution is mature and can not bring any risk to the run 3 start date

• Integrate as early as possible our work planning with other LS2 Works

• Work together with the consolidation team to optimize resources

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Cryo-assembly

LHCQQS_S0255

LHCQQS_S0123

LHCQQS_S0254

LHCQQS_S0004

• Based on the Q7 vacuum vessel with the adapted service module and covers.

• Components availability under study with TE-MSC-CMI.

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Bus bar flexible elements for thermal contraction compensation

Bus bar lines are moved away from beamto create space for the collimator

Cold to warm transition

Locally enlarged cold mass

Two-phase He heat exchanger

Sector valve

Usage of standard LHC interconnect components: reliability, tooling, procedures

Envelope for collimator vacuum vessel

Vacuum vesselconnection cryostat

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LHC cryo magnets (MB, SSS, S4, USA magnets, ondulators, connection cryostats…) in horizontal position

LHC cold masses( MQ, Correctors) in vertical cryostat

20 m 20 kA 60 m 600 A x 24 60 m, 1 x 20 kA 3 x 20 kA,9 x 120 A, 6 x 300 A

HL LHC 11T in vertical

HL LHC QXF in vertical 25 kA

HL LHC 11T in horizontal

HL LHC QXF in horizontal ( 25 kA) 10 or 20 tests

Fresca 2 dipole 20 kA Fresca dipole 2 with HTs

HL LHC string with 100 m of Sc link cooled with feed box and

powered by DFB

(6x 3 kA

9x 120 A

1 x 11 kA

2 x 25 kA)

45m including D1

550 mm diameter

SMC,RMC EUCARD2 + 5T

Projects timing

Series HL LHC QXF in horizontal ( 25 kA) 10 or 20 tests till 2021

20 m 600 A

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SM18 upgrade. We relay on itLimitations of the present installationsRequest from HL LHC

2020

Sc link

LHC

HFM

11T Dipole

QXF short

QXF long

FReSCa

Typical Magnet parameters for QXF type magnets

Maximum stored energy : 10 MJNominal Current : 17 kAShort Sample current > 20 kAMagnet inductance : 8,27 mH/mMagnet outer diameter: 0.63 mMagnet length : 2 – 16 m max.Nominal Ramp Rate: 11 – 20 A/sMaximum Ramp Rate: 400 A/s

Cryostat geometry:

Power converter and EE:

I max = 20 kA

D = 800 mm L= 1.5 mD = 600 mm L= 4 m


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