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BCM’ Mechanical Support Considerations

BCM’ Mechanical Support Considerations. OSU Meeting January 23, 2018 William for the BCM’ group. Location. Stay within (removable) pixel part inside IST Keep sweet spot in z~ 190 c m Flight t ip = ½ ( b n – b n-1 ) 150-220 c m probably also ok Move out to r~ 10 c m η~3.6

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BCM’ Mechanical Support Considerations

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  1. BCM’Mechanical Support Considerations OSU Meeting January 23, 2018 William for the BCM’ group

  2. Location • Stay within (removable) pixel part inside IST • Keep sweet spot in z~190 cm • Flight tip = ½ (bn– bn-1) • 150-220 cm probably also ok • Move out to r~10 cm η~3.6 • Mount as an additional FW pixel ring • 4 stations per side • with abort, lumi BCM’ and BLM BCM’ ring η~3.6 M. Mikuž: BCM'

  3. Radiation tolerance is one reason to go to larger radius • At r=10 cm • NIEL fluence (3/ab) • ~3x1015neq/cm2 • TID ~250 Mrad • low neutron fraction • Charged particle flux/BX • ~0.03/cm2 x μ • ~6/cm2 for μ=200 • What is radiation tolerance of electronics? M. Mikuž: BCM'

  4. Other Considerations • At larger radii expect additional showering • Multiplication of primary MIPs • Main background to abort signal • Cable routing determines installation order? • Currently low radius  first in • Higher radius  better accessibility in year-end shutdowns?

  5. More on environment • Checked with Ian & Paul • Inclined layout modelled, services included rather conservatively • Work in progress, update expected soon • Amount of showering (γ ->e+e-;charged/hadrons ratio) increases by 30 % with radius 5->12, but overall charged flux still decreases significantly by more than a factor of 3 • Stick to r ≈ 10 cm for the sensor location for now M. Mikuž: BCM'

  6. [One station or Two (per side)] x Nf • Currently have one station per side • Distinguish incoming (t=-6.2ns) from outgoing/collisions (t=+6.2ns) • Can we put two layers per side • Give independent Dt (on each side) • Two handles on incoming/outgoing populations • How far apart can we put them 10cm = 300 ps • Or consider populating two rings?

  7. Questions to Answer • Cable routing and module volume • Thermal constraints on BCM stations • PP2 needs/location for BCM’ • ROD(s) to generate abort logic and host ring buffers etc.

  8. First Look at Footprint • From Shane’s presentation yesterday: • Module is 3x3 cm2 • Diamond+readout chip occupies small part of footprint • Even if diamond is 1cm2 to allow different pad sizes

  9. First Look at Footprint • From Shane’s presentation yesterday: • Module need be no more than 1cm ‘thick’ • Does connector require it to be thicker? • Do we want to make doublets with 10cm between modules?

  10. Simulations for BCM’ Specs • Compute collision occupancy for m=50-200+ • How much can we trust secondary production rate? • What is the albedo (out-of-time secondaries coming from collision products) • Simulate cross-talk between lumi and out-of-time counts and simulate this in to BCM’ counting rate • Can we convince ourselves (and anyone else) that Dt (per side) might be necessary? • Or prove that it is not necessary

  11. Producing the Support Mechanics • Mircea no longer full-time employee at Toronto • Doing contract work for ATLAS and T2K • In phased retirement (fully gone before 2022?) • Could certainly produce parts • Making designs will be harder • Happy to liaise with Danilo

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