AION-100 @ CERN

Tuesday 26 Oct 2021, 14:00 → 18:30 Europe/Zurich

Gianluigi Arduini (CERN), John Ellis (Kings College London), Jonathan R. Ellis (University of London (GB)), Kincso Balazs (CERN), Oliver Buchmuller (Imperial College (GB))

1 Introduction

o Why AION
o What is AION
o Why AION-100 at CERN
o Present status

Speakers: John Ellis (Kings College London), Oliver Buchmuller (Imperial College (GB))

AIONatCERN.pdf

2 AION-100 Challenges

o Systematics
o Sensitivity to environmental parameters (vibrations, pressure and temp differences, EM interferences, radiation

Speaker: Jeremiah Mitchell (University of Cambridge)

aion100-cern-workshop.pdf

3 Siting options and required civil engineering

Speaker: Kincso Balazs (CERN)

2021 10 26 AION100_Siting options and required civil engineering.pdf

2021 10 26 AION100_Siting options and required civil engineering.pptx

4 Radiation protection considerations

o access constraints
o Radiation levels to equipment

Speaker: Angelo Infantino (CERN)

20211006_AION100_HSE-RP_summary.pdf

5 Cooling and ventilation

o Expected parameters
o Impact of modifications

Speakers: Olivier Crespo-Lopez (CERN), Raphael Langlois (CERN)

PX46 Ventilation.pdf

6 Vibration and seismic noise

o Expected levels
o Measurement campaign (what are we going to measure in the forthcoming campaign?)

Speaker: Michael Guinchard (CERN)

Seismic measurements in LHC access shaft PX46.pdf

Seismic measurements in LHC access shaft PX46.pptx

7 EM noise

o What is known?
o What are the frequencies/characteristics
o What can we measure?

Speakers: Daniel Valuch (CERN), Richard Hobson (Imperial College London), Richard Hobson

AION100_EM_noise_Valuch.pdf

Magnetic field requirements.pdf

Magnetic field requirements.pptx

8 Round table on Studies necessary and next steps

Speakers: Gianluigi Arduini (CERN), Jonathan R. Ellis (University of London (GB)), Oliver Buchmuller (Imperial College (GB))

AION 100 – a strawman - large shaft.pdf