Participants: Alexandros, Belen, Daniele, Roderik, John, Jorge
Belen's talk
- First discussions in 2015 -> Scale of thresholds from another family with a material factor
- Simulations of BLM response for different layout --> Small impact on the BLM orientation (V/H) but large impact on the distance to the beam pipe
- Thermomechanical simulations --> both cases acceptable
- 40us 2.13e9 p at 3.5TeV
- Steady 80 s of 3.13e9/s at 6.8 TeV
- One more point
- 0.1Gy/s in BLM equivalent to 2.5kW (3.1kW) power deposition in impacted jaw (deep impact beam loss simulation)
- Simulation scenarios
- Halo deep impact and accidental scraping - 0.1 - 20 seconds (3-15kW deposited in jaw)
- Then asked to include also from 0.01 seconds
- For very fast RS, energy deposition up to 300kW also discussed
- BLM response calculated from fluka simulations --> to estimate how much we are allowing with the present thresholds
- TCT measured BLM response at injection and top energy
- Some considerations
- TCTs made on W, 1m, with BPMs, being the least robust collimators
- Protect triplet aperture, located around the colliding IRs in cell 4
- BLM layout at TCTs not uniform --> different BLM response
- Preparing integration to put BLMs in same positions for all TCT collimators during LS3 for IP1 and IP5
- Action --> Start discussions to do the same in IP2 and IP8
- BLM response
- Depends on beam loss scenarios
- Depends on BLM location
- Could be simulated and measured
- Maximum loss rate
- Validated with maximum energy depositions, temperatures and stresses
- Need to be probed for full range of RS times
- Need to be probed for full range of energy levels
- FLUKA simulation of 2 loss scenarios
- Halo leakage of ions from IR7 to TCTPV (deep impact)
- Very similar for sixtrack or just larger beam size in fluke
- Accidental impact on TCTs (beam scraping)
- Maximum energy deposition on the case 1a
- Why different energy deposition on both jaws? (Daniele)
- Slightly different beam
- Very focused impact on one jaw, not really halo of point 7
- 9mm impact of full gaussian beam, why is it called halo?
- Roderik remembers that this is a conservative scenario that covers all scenarios
- Scraping scenario by simulating collimator going towards the beam and recording impacts
- Allowing case of 3kW
- Good agreement between simulations and measurements
- Many corrections on top of THRI_TCT model --> thresholds
- We want to check the power deposition that is allowed by the master thresholds
- BLM thresholds model should cover
- 32 energy limits
- 12 RS
- Damage limits for these ranges are needed
- 1 pilot at top energy could damage a TCT (fast loss, direct impact)
- What is the safe energy deposition for RS01-RS06?
- Is the material of the TCTPX the same? Can the studies we reused? Jaw still W
- What happens in the jaw is the same, to study what happens between the jaw and the BLM
- A bit different design, but should not impact much what happens
- Action --> remeasure BLM response, or resimulate with correct BLM positions
- Some TCT thresholds were updated around IP2, due to degraded vacuum conditions higher signal on BLMs
- One TCT open at one side of ALICE at injection, on one side we dump on
Alexandros' presentation
- Two scenarios simulated for power deposition on TCTs
- Model --> two maps with different mesh that are imported from FLUKA to ANSYS
- Fine mesh for the inermet blocks, where the beam is concentrated
- Coarse mesh for the full jaw
- Case 1a most critical --> larger percentage of the impacting power is deposited to the jaw
- objective stay below 90MPa
- 267 degrees a good threshold from thermomechanical point of view
- 300kW deposited for 0.1, but temperature in the jaw a bit in the limit, although due to low time, stresses on the pipe still low
- Not acceptable case, 0.01 right in the limit
- Scraping case --> max stress on the pipe acceptable
- Objective of the talk
- Check thermomechanical simulations in lower time scales
- Limit of 250 degrees on the inert blocks
- 1kJ acceptable at RS01 and 0.01s
- Energy of 10kJ exceeds the temperature limits
- 250 degrees reached at approximately 2.5kJ deposited energy at 40us
- Not a hard limit on the temperature, to give an order of magnitude
- 2.5kJ estimation of limit for low running sums
- Case 2 extended to RS12
- Check of structural
- Considered acceptable
- RS01 - RS06 --> Limit of 2.5kJ
- Safety margin in this 2.5kJ?
- Yes and no... for the pipes yes, but for the W...
- Maybe 1.5 safety factor?
- From test 5e9
- What is missing? Fluka simulations to see energy depositions from different particles and energies?
- Case 1a the worst case scenario
- Protons in principle should not we worse than ions
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