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1. Beam Elements
- BE GM uses the layout database as input in their software; installation drawings will be used to validate that the inputted values from the layout database are correct and to cross check the traced values on-site.
→ Action: BE GM to verify that installation drawings align with layout database inputs. à not sure that they will cross check all the values of the drawings with the layout database, I understood that they use the drawings mainly for quality check of the tracing on-site.
- LSS1L installation drawings will be reviewed by BE GM to ensure all points to be marked are described.
→ Action: BE GM to check LSS1L installation drawings, note any missing information or comments, and WP15 propagate findings to other straight sections.
- WP15 will provide an Excel spreadsheet containing the full inventory of beam elements and related equipment to be installed.
- This spreadsheet will serve as a central umbrella document linking:
- Beam elements ↔ layout database references
- Minor Civil Engineering Works (MCEW) to be completed to allow jack installation
- Installation drawings of the equipment
- The spreadsheet will be a living document and a reference tool for BE GM.
→ Action: WP15 to prepare and share the Excel “umbrella” inventory spreadsheet:
- Labelling: When layout database references are too long, BE GM, in collaboration with equipment owners, will create shorter labels, recorded in the spreadsheet for consistency.
→ Action: BE GM to define shorter, traceable labels within the Excel file, in collaboration with equipment owners. à to be discussed also with Paolo and Joao Oliveira. I understand the concern regarding the naming, but it is also a shame not to be consistent with what is already indicated in the drawings…
- Mechanical drawings: WP15 will check with equipment owners for availability.
- These drawings must complement installation drawings by including:
- Distance between jack head and beam line
- Survey target positions
- Anchoring points
- Cold mass and midpoint positions
à I think all this was already present in installation drawings, to be repeated also in Mechanical drawings?
- These drawings will also be added to the Excel spreadsheet.
→ Action: WP15 to contact equipment owners and collect mechanical drawings.
- TAXS installation is out of scope for the accelerator team’s survey.
→ Action: WP15 confirm TAXS marking to be handled by the survey team for experiments.
- Pillars for Q1 will be marked manually, due to the cylindrical surface that prevents use of the robot.
→ Action: BE-GM to mark Q1 pillars by hand. à this can be considered beam component marking as it is for the jacks of Q1
- DFXI and LDQD (DCM): There is a request to mark supports, but designs are still preliminary.
→ Action: WP15 to check with Luca if marking support points can be added with the current design.
- DFMI supporting structure: As an element supported from the vault, follow the non-beam element process.
- These marking points should not be included in the installation drawings prepared by Luca.
→ Action: Exclude DFMI vault-supported points from beam element installation drawings.
- Crab Cavities: In addition to jack locations, the FPC axis should be marked on the floor.
→ Action: Confirm with Teddy that FPC axis marking is required.
- Roman pots (PPS2-Totem): trace ‘entrée/sortie’ as for the other beam components, instead of the support plate extremities.
2. Non-Beam Elements
- A reference line at 1.5 m from the floor (height value to be confirmed with final tunnel integration 3D models, beginning 2026) will be marked on the vault side of the QXL/QRL.
→ Action: WP15 will add reference line for non-beam elements in the documentation as specified.
- WPS (wire positioning system) pillars of BE-GM-HPA are another non-beam element.
→ Action: BE GM to check with colleagues to make WPS pillars available in Luca Gentini’s installation drawings à these pillars were already considered to be marked, what is missing is their presence in the installation drawings. In principle, they were supposed to follow only the non-beam components workflow, which does not include installation drawings.
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