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LHC Schedule: update. LHC Risk Review – March 2009. Contents. Official schedule Critical issues, as presented in Chamonix Delays w.r.t . official schedule & Additionnal works Updated schedule Critical issues. Chamonix Schedule. Warm-up / He emptying

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  1. LHC Schedule: update LHC RiskReview – March 2009

  2. Contents • Official schedule • Critical issues, as presented in Chamonix • Delaysw.r.t. official schedule & Additionnalworks • Updatedschedule • Critical issues EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  3. Chamonix Schedule • Warm-up / He emptying • Intermediate cool-down (PIM’s) & QRL-SAM warm-up (stand alone) • ELQA & Flushing • Activities • Powering tests EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  4. Chamonix Critical issues Chamonix • Sector 34: magnets & interconnections • Magnet for sector 67 • Sector 23 & 45  Sectors 78 & 81 • DN200 • SSS relief valves • Racks for nQDS • Jacks reinforcements • Tighness of LSS schedule EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  5. Delays & Additionnal works • Magnets readiness • Last dipoles of sector 34 announced in wk. 16 +1 wk for Cool-Down of sec.23 • Dipole for sector 67 : wk. 13 – Good news • Interconnection works • W.r.t delays on surface & the unavailability of complete half cells +1-2 wks for Cool-Down of sec.34 • F. Bertinelli: “4 extra weeks more realistic (more will create further complications with Summer months …)” • Cryogenics: • Hiccough at start-up point 2, but in the shadow of the delay induced by delays of magnets • Point 6 : start-up, consolidation of QSRB is taking longer than expected (+2wks). If schedule constraint can see alternative solution.. But see later OK with schedule • Good news: time window for intermediate cool-down and stand alone&QRL warm-up is taking few less days • DN200: • ~ 2wks of delay – problem with the drilling machine • The progress rate is lower than expected • Depending on the teams between 24 and 30/wk (baseline =30/wk& sector)  +1-2 wks for C.-D. of sec.56 EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  6. Delays & Additionnal works • Additional cabling to ensure the redundancy of UPS on QPS systems • Painful in term of coordination: blocking the passage • Impact schedule (compare to official): • Sector 12 : +2wks  sector 78 • Sector 45: +1wk  sector 81 • Sector 56 : +2wks • Sector 67 : +1wk • Connectors availability: May 2009 • Electronics availability: July 2009 (underground) • Additional cabling in the LSS (from surface to Q12) • Between Chamonix & last week: additional cables were requested, adding an extra week in each LSS !!! • Still to be scheduled: cabling for additional thermo switches in Current Leads & nQDS in the LSS • Cabling campaigns at points 3, 5 and 2 are finished/just started • we have to find a 2nd slot for these cabling !!! Impact on Powering tests to be discussed EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  7. Delays & Additionnal works • Additional pressure relief valves • On Inner Triplets : If relief valves placed on the bottom, we had a 1st look to the schedule- no impact on schedule • SAM, DFBM links & DSL: to be looked at • On DFBAs & DSLC: to be looked at in more detail • Jacks reinforcements • SAM: if…should fit in schedule • DBA’s: more critical, to be studied EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  8. Updatedschedule – LSS part • QPS-UPS cabling • Bake-out restrictions • LSS cabling campaigns • Not detailed but scheduled • SAM in the shadow • Cryogenics consolidation • Maintenance activities • Collimators/Kickers/BI replac./ inst. • To be scheduled • Additional safety valves • Inner Triplets • SAM • DFBA’s • Additional cables • Point 2, 3 & 5 • nQDS • Thermo switches of C.L • Critical : MKD commissioning EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  9. Updatedschedule – Arc part • QPS-UPS cabling • nQDS cabling • DN200 • Interconnections: magnets, Pims’, CC.. • nQDS electronics…. To be updated • Other activities not shown but scheduled • Jacks reinforcements • SSS relied valves EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  10. Updatedschedule • Warm-up / He emptying • Intermediate cool-down (PIM’s) & QRL warm-up (stand alone) • ELQA & Flushing • Activities • Powering tests QPS Electronics for symmetric quench: only in July Globally 1-2 weeks delay Cold check-out EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz

  11. Updatedschedule: Critical issues • Activities • Sector 34: magnets & interconnections….. • Sector 23 & 45  Sectors 78 & 81 • DN200… especially for sector 56 • QPS-UPS cabling… very tight • Tightness of LSS schedule • More and more activities, becoming very complicate to schedule, & in term of co-activities management !!! • Material not delivered or activities not yet scheduled • Electronics for nQDS & symmetric quench • Jacks reinforcements for SAM, DFBAs • Additional cables EN/MEF/LPC – K.Foraz