HL-LHC BGI - prototype instrument in YETS25-26

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865/1-B03 (CERN)

865/1-B03

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Gunn Khatri (CERN), James Storey (CERN), William Andreazza (CERN)

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Present: James, Mark, WIlliam, Gunn, Lauren, Hikmet, Christine

 

RF Impedance

  • In terms of RF impedance acceptance, can we put the SPS BGI instrument as it is, in the LHC ?  We keep the rectangular vacuum tank and only add tapered beam pipe to adapt to the LHC 80mm beam pipe
  • Hikmet and Christine will come back to us by end of March, or earliest with an answer.
  • Consider LHC beam parameters for the 2026 run (and not the HL-LHC) 
  • Beam pipe length is ~1.6m
  • If the vacuum team ask for NEG coating of the chamber, will this change the RF impedance ?

 

Prototype instrument availability

  • Spare SPS BGI instrument, we have most mechanics
  • Check in terms of vacuum acceptance (LCP/Staystick or alternative, max bakeout temperature/duration)
  • Can we keep timepix cooling water on while doing bakeout ?
  • The ceramic plate is held on 4 screws, see if this breaks due to thermo-mechanical movements during bakeout
  • James will send past outgassing test reports to William (on staystick, done by Alice Michaud)
  • To be followed with vacuum team
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      SPS-BGI to use as a prototype for EYETS25-26 in LHC

      Brainstorming on
      - RF impedance
      - mechanics modification
      - in vacuum electronics and elements
      - vacuum acceptance
      - NEG coat vacuum tank/pipe ?

      Speakers: Christine Vollinger (CERN), Gunn Khatri (CERN), Hikmet Bursali (CERN), James Storey (CERN), Lauren Karen Margerison, Mark Mclean (CERN), William Andreazza (CERN)