Straw bi-weekly meeting

Europe/Zurich
20/1-004 (CERN)

20/1-004

CERN

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Hans Danielsson (CERN)
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To be followed up:

  • short prototype - validation, measurements (wire tension, straw straightness, HV, ...), FE board
  • Toshiba wire investigation - results
  • long prototype - calculation of flange deflection, launch the production of remaining parts at CERN
  • long prototype - HV board design - progress
  • measure alignment of spacers in the intermediate prototype
  • documentation of procedures and results
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    • 09:00 10:00
      Updates 1h
       

      Short prototype:

      Michal:

      • HV test ongoing



      • The setup is ready for connecting the readout system to the powered detector.

      Intermediate prototype:

      Tonio&François:

      • 2 straws are already glued (vertically) - OK
      • straw tension measurement -- should be 400 g tension (in the elastic mode), measured at 3 bar 

       

      Michal:

      • Measurement of the straw sag finished.
      • Tension for the straw installation defined - ready for gluing and crimping.

      Long 124-straw prototype:

      Vincent:

      • launched calculation of deformation of flanges due to vacuum (see calculations in Vincent's slides)
      • central support for the HV board -- need to define distance between the HV and the next board
      • omnitrack ball -- missing some tolerances in the drawing
      • gluing system -- some discussion about the placement and mounting of the "gluing" board
      • handles -- might interfere with the HV connection to the board -- may be needed to remove the handles? or put the handles in the corners? 
      • holes in the HV board -- every second hole should have a screw/connection, the other holes will serve for the second board; Michal -- alternatively, we can use "double screws"

      Peter: 

      • board design -- submitted; managed to "overtake" other orders

       

      Tonio&François:

      • Minitubes crimp tube - pull test results?

       

      Zuzana:

      • masks for ultem parts look promising
        • current material is well suited for use in vacuum, however it can withstand temperatures only up to 60°C
        • there is an alternative material with higher temperature tolerance (90°C) and same precision (could not be tested this time because the machine is broken)
      • meeting with Danish company about development of a new procedure for metalization of HV connectivity components
        • change of material? (ultem, peek, peek with glass fibre)
        • more layers? (Ti, Cu, ?, Au)
        • tests needed to verify adhesion, gold immersion into underlayer, resistance against scratching in bath

       

      Hans:

      • supporting tube ready and measured (results attached)
      • production of flanges and other missing parts to be launched later - calculations needed for the flanges thickness (vacuum), deformed flang and angled straw holes can cause bending