WP2: Status meeting #25
- integration:
- small change needed for distance between MTNs
- survey files ready and will be provided to Fred this week
- new sequence will be updated in acc-models-ea
- Survey:
- need to discuss with Patrick and Camille to how we re-align the elements
- all the splitters will be moved and out and in in LS3
- we need to know where to put them back
- can we put them back where they were?
- Sequence:
- ± 30 mm for the aperture of the TAX
- sequence to be updated for the optics design (Fabian)
- also instruments in the survey and integration done with new BSGs in TCC2
- Laurie to check if all instrumentation in P42 is IN-OUT
- Matt to check with Anthony the thickness of the vacuum window at the splitter
- Laurie discussed with Miguel for the vacuum - Miguel will present at the next meeting
- TBIU specification
- Laurie confirmed that BI can do the BSG with off-set for Hi-ECN3
- Francesco to finish TBIU doc with specs for BSGs for other lines
- Fabian to add gitLab link for the latest beam trajectory in TBIU
- BLM
- BLM robotic solution being validated in the lab - soon to be finished
- Matt and Francesco to make a very short specs to put in confluence and the Christos will add this to specs
- Christos explaining that if the timing is missing at some point, they will use a "fail" user. Basically there if the info on the user does not come, that user will be used and a dump will happen.
- Dipanwita share a list of points that will have to be discussed before the NACONS review
- 24th of July review - need to check before
- Dilution sweep specification (Matt)
- Johannes is looking after the LOKEN
- Matt sent the list of requests to EPC for the requests that we have
- BDSim model of P42 available to assess background
- SHiP target diameter above 250 mm does not change much
- for 16 mm beam size
- Error studies once optics is available
- Results available on the use of orthogonal steering for TT24 - discussion needed with Thomas and Philip to agree on the need for laminated correctors in P42 or not