Preliminary Technical Design for Machine Detector Interface and Integration Strategies
This report presents a very preliminary technical design aimed at fostering discussions on the Machine Detector Interface (MDI) and various integration strategies. Key topics include the QD0 Magnet design, stabilization techniques, pre-alignment processes, IP feedback mechanisms, and vacuum system designs. This collaborative effort involves contributions from multiple members of the MDI team, aiming to finalize designs for components essential to the performance and safety of the integrated system. It serves as a foundation for further discussions and refinements in light of collective expertise.
Preliminary Technical Design for Machine Detector Interface and Integration Strategies
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MDI towards technical design Lau Gatignon
Very preliminary ! To trigger discussions
MACHINE DETECTOR INTERFACE Plus others ……….. IP Feedback Beamcal+ Lumical Anti-solenoid Vacuum QD0 quadrupoles Support tubes +Stabilization + prealignment
CONTENTS • Introduction • QD0 Magnet • Stabilization • QD0 support & pre-isolation • Pre-alignment • IP-Feedback • Anti-solenoid • Instrumentation • Vacuum • Overall integration • Safety • Backgrounds • Other issues
MDI MEMBERS R.Appleby, A.Apyan, B.Bartalesi, M.Battaglia, E.Bravin, H.Burkhardt, P.N.Burrows, F.Butin, B.Dalena, K.Elsener, A.Gaddi, M.Gastal, L.Gatignon, H.Gerwig, C.Grefe, E.Gschwendtner, M.Guinchard, A.Hervé, A.Jérémie, Th.Lefèvre, L.Linssen, H.Mainaud-Durand, S.Mallows, M.Modena, J.Osborne, Th.Otto, C.Perry, F.Ramos, J.Resta Lopez, A.Sailer, H.Schmickler, D.Schulte, N.Siegrist, J.Snuverink, E.Solodko, R.TomasGarcia, D.Tommasini, R.Veness, J.Vollaire, A.Vorozhtsov, V.Ziemann, F.Zimmermann
QD0 Magnet M.Modena, A.Vorozhtsov, A.Bartalesi, E.Solodkoet al
QD0 Magnet • Construct and test short prototypeGradient, field quality, vibration modes, radiation hardness, impact of external fields • Finalize design, construct and test full length models of QD0 and QF1Gradient, field quality, stability • Design and build field measurement device for long and small apertures with required precision • Tests some prototype in beam line (ATF2, CERN-NA or other)In collaboration with stabilization team
SS QD0 Stabilisation A.Jeremie et al (LAPP/Annecy)
Stabilization • Finalize choice of sensors (relative and absolute) and actuators • Analyze vibrational modes of final QD0 magnet and optimize stabilization strategy accordingly • Design and validate design of stabilization foot • Finalize integration in support tube • Simulation and test in realistic environment of stabilization performance • Cooperation with other luminosity stabilization systemsincluding data communication with other systems • Stabilisation for L* = 6 m solution
QD0 Support and Pre-isolator A.Gaddi, H.Gerwig, F.Ramos et al
QD0 support and pre-isolation • Finalize analysis and tests with pre-isolator prototype • Based on these results, finalize design of full-scale pre-isolator • Finalize design of QD0 support tubes, taking into account constraints from integration • Construct and test one pre-isolator + support tube assembly and validate performance • Combined test with stabilized QD0
P Pre-alignment (including QD0) H.Mainaud-Durand et al
Pre-alignment • Execute agreed work packages with NIKHEFComplete/update CDR chapter accordingly • Test and validate rigidity of CAM mover system and demonstrate compatibility with stabilization requirements • As a result make full simulation of RASNIK system with realistic light transport channels through detector • Validate stretched wire approach for 500 m length • Full design of stretched wire system, compatible with integration and push-pull constraints.
IP-Feedback Ph.Burrows, J.RestaLopez et al
IP Feedback • Continue tests and design to optimize latency • Optimize feedback algorithms One or two sides, sensitivity to background (using detector MC) • Continue full simulations, including other feedback and feed-forward systems and isolation + stabilization • Studies of radiation hardness and B-field tolerance • Final engineering, taking into account integration constraints • Solution for L*= 6 m implementation of QD0
Anti-solenoid B.Dalena, A.Bartalesi, A.Sailer, A.Gaddi, H.Gerwig et al
Anti-solenoid • Complete a realistic designConfirm choice of super-conducting technologyGood main solenoid compensation Take into account effect of permendur on field configuration Minimize deformation of main solenoid field • Integration with detector layout and QD0 support • Validate that luminosity performance is adequate • Coupling of anti-solenoid and main solenoid Protection of QD0 (permendur, permanent magnets)
Instrumentation • In collaboration with other working groups, arrive at final design and integration of beam instrumentation relevant for the IP • This includes the instrumentation for the IP feedback, but also luminosity monitoring in the post-collision line • Follow-up of discussions related to polarization
Vacuum in IR region R.Veness et al
Vacuum • Final design of all vacuum systems involved, including specification of all vacuum tubes/tanks, valves and pumps • Calculation of static and dynamic vacuum pressures in BDS, IR and post-collision lines • Validate that the impact on beam dynamics and luminosity is acceptable
Integration H.Gerwig and many others
Integration • Work out in more detail the L*=6 m backup solution andcompare with L*=3.5 m (luminosity, acceptance, stabilisation, etc) • Follow-up evolution of detector designsFor both detectors or eventual new detector designs In particular impact of changes close to beam • Together with BDS teams, finalize choice of L*Can one agree on a single L*, which one? If needed, is it possible to have two different L* ?Work out solution with QD0 in the tunnel, first conceptually (1 year?), at a later stage also technically.Compare with L* = 3.5 m. • Design and construction of push-pull platforms • Optimize time for push-pull operation • Detailed integration with civil engineering and services
Safety • Agree with safety and civil engineering on all general safety aspects in the surface and underground areasFire safety, smoke extraction, ventilation, RP,escape routes, etcetera • Finalize RP simulations with final BDS and detector layoutsAre detectors self-shielding enough? Shielding cavern-garage, ... RP implications (if any) of muon backgrounds from BDS Evaluation of all accident scenarios. Requirements for MPS • Design shielding accordinglyEvaluate whether big shielding doors are necessary. Thickness? • Cryogenic safety issues
Backgrounds • Collaborate with BDS, Post-collision line and LCD to evaluate and minimize backgrounds from machine, dumps and IP • Evaluate, together with BDS, the impact of muons and their cleaning on the IR in terms of RP safety and backgrounds • Confirm that Beamcal ad Lumical are sufficient to serve as masks against neutrons from the various dumps • Finalize integration of post-collision line in IR
Other issues • Continue to coordinate between different working groupsMagnets, stabilization, post-collision line + dumps, BDS, LCD, CES • Establish link between detectors and CES group for specification of all services and their integration • Work towards full and more precise cost estimate • Provide relevant chapters in Project Preparation Plan • Prepare first version of Safety File
Stabilization (2) In particular (Annecy groups): • Collaboration model • Continue characterization of vibration environment (correlations) • Continued sensor studies, in particular capacitive gauges and chemical sensors • Continued actuator studies and control loop optimization • Calculations on vibration modes of QD0 and support structures and combine those with pre-isolator and feedback loops in overall simulations • Contribute to integration with other IR equipment, supports, controls, etc (CERN responsibility) • Tolerance studies with respect to external magnetic fields and radiation • Construction of full prototype with test in real life (ATF2 or lab?) • Liaison with MDI and stabilization working groups. Documentation