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SID Assembly Procedures. European and Japanes Site. Marco Oriunno , SLAC SID Workshop - August 22, 2012. Assembly procedures driven by SID design features. Compact design with 5 T Solenoid Single Ring Barrel ~ 4’000 tons Self Shielded: Stray Fields & Radiation - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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SID Assembly Procedures Marco Oriunno , SLAC SID Workshop - August 22, 2012 European and Japanes Site
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SID Assembly Procedures

Marco Oriunno , SLAC

SID Workshop - August 22, 2012

European and Japanes Site

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Assembly procedures driven by SID design features

Compact design with 5 T Solenoid

Single Ring Barrel ~ 4’000 tons

Self Shielded: Stray Fields & Radiation

Short L* with QD0’s supported from the doors

 Sub System  TonsBarrel Ecal 60Barrel Hcal 450Coil 192Barrel Iron 3287Total Barrel 3990   Endcap Ecal 10Endcap Hcal 38Endcap Iron 2100Pacman 100Feet 60BDS 5Total Door (x1) 2313   Total SiD 8615

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Assembly Procedures for different Sites

•Vertical shafts (Europe, Americas) •Horizontal shafts (Japan)

• The assembly procedure will be different for the two sites

• Both layouts must satisfy push-pull requirements

• The detector hall must be optimized for costs: benefits vs. features

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Vertical Shafts

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Detector Hall Design: Vertical Shaft

Five shafts Layout : single large shaft above the IP, two

smaller shafts on the alcoves, two shafts for personnel

access.

Cost optimization vs. features, like IP commissioning

without detectors.

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1. Assembly of Iron Doors+Barrel on surface

2. Commissioning of the magnet on surface

3. Very Large capacity gantry

Surface assembly a la CMS

4’000 tons Gantry200 + 20 tons Crane

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To Damping Ring

To the Surface

Detector Hall, Japanese Mountain Site

Installation tunnel

SID

ILD

IP

e+

e-

X

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Site Delivery prior the start of the Detector Assembly

1. Two Cranes 215 tons,

2. Platforms

3. Minimum set of infrastructures (Power, Compr. Air, etc.)

4. Pacmen can wait until detectors are ready

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Door Assembly

Total Mass ~ 2’300 Tons

Pacmanon the door

11 x 200mm Iron plates40mm gap

HCAL& EMCAL FWR

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Intra-plate connections Spacer Offset

Door Design

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66 Tons

• 11 trips from the Surface (per Door)• 1 heavy lift / day

Door Assembly on the platform

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Iron Barrel Yoke layout

Bolted assembly, 144 plates 200 mm thick, 40mm gap

Opportunity to make blank assembly at the factory before shipping

Preliminary Contacts with Kawasaki Heavy Industries

•Plate thickness tolerance for each: 0.1mm

•Plate flatness: 4mm (in a plate)

•Fabrication (assembling & welding) tolerance: 2mm

•Full trial assembly: capable (but need to study)

211 tonne

203 tonne

3990 tons

Max. Crane capacity 215 Tons

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• 16 trips from Surface• 1 heavy lift / day

Barrel Assembly

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DIDRing 1

Ring 2

Total Mass = 180 Tons

Solenoid Cross section

Solenoid assembly

1. Assembly on Site (surface)

2. Test with low current

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215 tons Crane

Solenoid Installation

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SLD, Liquid Argon CalorimeterAssembly Beam (Option 1)

Truck with HCAL Module

Assembly beam

Insertion beam

Assembly Spider

HCAL Barrel Assembly

CMS HCAL barrel on the cradle (Option 2)

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Cryogenic Layout : Two options

Plan A : Cold Boxes are stationary. Cold Transfer lines to

each detector. Reliability for push-pull. Not off-the-shelf.

Plan B : Cold Boxes on the platform. Warm Transfer lines to

each cold box. Vibrations, fringe field effects, space

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Integration of the Cryogenic plant on the platform

Main LHe refrigerator and LHe2 for the QD0’s above level on metallic structure.

LHe BoxLHe2LHe2

Valve Box

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Compressor cavern

The compressor cavern for the Gas Helium is located at

~300 m form the detector hall

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Flexible Line to the Compressor

The GHe line from the compressor is flexible, in a cable chain

Gas line

Cable Chain

28 m

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Flexible Line to the Compressor

The GHe line from the compressor is flexible, in a cable chain

Gas line

Cable Chain

28 m

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Cryogenic layout: SID and ILD

The GHe line from the compressor is flexible, in a cable chain

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Access Portal Logistic

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Summary

We developed credible Assembly scenarios for both the Vertical and

Horizontal access shafts.

The Japanese Mountain site with horizontal shafts is preferred by SID,

being closer to the original assembly procedure considered for the design

of the detector.

Still a margin to optimize further costs and procedures.

More work is needed to define the layout of the cryogenic distribution and

services

The logistic and procedures of the Portal Site on surface for the

preassembly of the detector need to be defined.


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