LHCCWG 24 April 2006
RadMonRadMon Radiation Monitoring System Radiation Monitoring Systemfor the LHC Machine and experimental for the LHC Machine and experimental
cavernscaverns
T. Wijnands, C. Pignard, D. McFarlane, E. Dimovasili,
K. Cwalina
CERN TS department – LHC experimental areas
Acknowledgements :
Radiation facilities : UCL Louvain-La-Neuve, PSI Villingen, TSL Uppsala, CIS-BIO (CEA
Saclay), Ljubljana, PROSPERO (CEA-Valduc)
Radiation community : PH/MIC, Radecs community, ESA, JPL
Special thanks : P. Proudlock, J-J Cloye, A-L Perrot, B. Hallgren, F. Locci, J. Palluel, R. Tesarek (FNAL), TS/DEM
LHCCWG 2
Particle spectra in LHC underground areasParticle spectra in LHC underground areas
LHCCWG 3
Parameterization of a complex radiation fieldParameterization of a complex radiation field
Surface DamageBulk damage
Single Events
Doseh > 100 KeV
h > 20 MeV
RadfetPIN Diodes
SEU counter
nuclear cascade
radiation damage semiconductors
Radiation Monitor
LHCCWG 4
RADMONRADMON – monitor parts & assembly – monitor parts & assembly
LHCCWG 5
RadMon Calibration in radiation facilitiesRadMon Calibration in radiation facilitiesPROSPERO REACTOR
CEA Val Duc - Dijon
PAGURE 60Co source
CEA Saclay - Paris
GANTRY 250 MeV protons
PSI Villingen
OPTIS 60 MeV protons
PSI Villingen TSL 177 MeV Neutrons
TSL Uppsala -Sweden
LHCCWG 6
7
81
2
ALICE
45
CMS
6
LHCb
ATLAS
3.3
3.2
RADMONRADMON architecture – areas covered architecture – areas covered
309 monitors in total
LHCCWG 7
RadMon installation in 4L completedRadMon installation in 4L completed
D. McFarlane, C. Pignard, K.Cwalina, T. Wijnands
LHCCWG 8
Experimental Areas coveredExperimental Areas covered
• LHCb cavern – UX85 & US85• CMS cavern - UX55 & USC55• ATLAS cavern – UX15• FP420• ZDC Alice• ATLAS Roman Pots• LHCf• …
LHCCWG 9
CMS – RadMon layoutCMS – RadMon layout
LHCCWG 10
LHCb cavern – UX85LHCb cavern – UX85
LHCCWG 11
SPS primary target hall BA80SPS primary target hall BA80
LHCCWG 12
SPS proton run 2004 – super cyclesSPS proton run 2004 – super cycles
SPS Super cycles
LHCCWG 13
SPS proton run 2006 - startupSPS proton run 2006 - startup
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 80
2
4
6x 10
10
Time [days]
hadr
ons
[cm
-2]
RADMON in TCC2 Test Facility
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 80
1
2
3
4
5
Time [days]
Dos
e [G
y]
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 80
1
2
3
4
5x 10
10
Time [days]
1 M
ev e
q. n
eutr
ons
[cm
-2]
Bending magnet
M2 beam line
LHCCWG 14
Low beta quads probably a line source of radiationHigh failure rate of LVPS at proton side CDF
CDF Collision hall at FNALCDF Collision hall at FNAL
antiprotonsprotons
N
SEW
RADMON radiation monitor
R. Tesarek (FNAL)
LHCCWG 15
CDF collision hallCDF collision hall
R. Tesarek (FNAL)
LHCCWG 16
Radiation levels in CDF collision hallRadiation levels in CDF collision hall
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1000
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Time [days]
Do
se
[ra
d]
Outer (NW)
Inner (NW)
Inner (SW)
Outer (SW)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1000
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
2x 10
8
Time [days]
Ha
dro
n f
lux
[c
m-2
]
Outer (NW)
Inner (NW)
Inner (SW)
Outer (SW)
LHCCWG 17
ES separator accident in the TevatronES separator accident in the Tevatron
• One of the electrostatic separators (ES) sparked• Quench in magnet• Vacuum was lost• Several weeks downtime for repair Tevatron
ES system separates the proton and antiproton beams from each other to avoid parasitic collisions away from the interaction regions
LHCCWG 18
Radiation due to ES accident at FNALRadiation due to ES accident at FNAL
ONW INW ISW OSW Time
011 009 167 388 Nov 21 16:12:51 2005011 009 168 392 Nov 21 16:13:06 2005
• No measurable variation of dose• No measurable variation of 1 MeV eq. neutrons• h > 20 MeV ONLY in SW region of CDF detector :
corresponding fluence : 4x106 cm-2 (h > 20 MeV)
LHCCWG 19
Point 8 Right – TI8 test on 22 July 2007Point 8 Right – TI8 test on 22 July 2007
Injection line
LHCCWG 20
Data storage and real time displaysData storage and real time displays
LHCCWG 21
LHC sector testLHC sector test
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From Brennan G., Chamonix 2006
LHCCWG 22
• RADMON system• Mobile radiation measurements under SC magnets, in caverns and in LSS• 1 Hz data logging with real time data display• Spatio-temporal resolution complementary to BLMs
• Proposal for LHC startup (TI8 test, sector test, eng. run)• Establish adequate subset of BLMs/RadMons for each stage• Display and storage data subset for immediate analysis in CCC
• Proposal for nominal LHC : Radiation measurements DB• Store subset radiation measurements after each beam loss
• How are beam losses and radiation levels are related (spatio-temporal)• How is the LHC being operated • How is equipment performing under radiation• How accurate are the simulations• How efficient is the shielding
Summary & conclusionsSummary & conclusions