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Dedicated meeting to the support of the BTY-QFO108 magnet and its replacement for a new structure
ALARA review for the replacement of the PSB dump (3 August 2012)
Dedicated meeting to the support of the BTY-QFO108 magnet and its replacement for a new structure
The new structure is a replacement for the yellow column supporting the BTY-QFO 108 magnet, which stands in front of the dump cavity and is currently blocking its access.
The proposal consists of a three-foot metallic structure and its functions are:
Dedicated meeting to the support of the BTY-QFO108 magnet and its replacement for a new structure
Attendees: D. Hay, N. Gilbert, J-M. Lacroix, R. Froeschl, J. Cole, D. Bodart, E. Urrutia, B. Riffaud, A. Dallocchio, J. Tan, V. Raginel, F. Loprete, A. Perillo-Marcone, A. Sarrió.
Absents: C. Bertone, Y. Bernard, T. Wijnands, A. Newborough, Y. Algoet, G. Mason, K. Hanke, B. Mikulec, O. Aberle, J. Hansen, T. Dobers, A-P. Bernardes.
INTRODUCTION:
The aim of the meeting was to inform all participants about the structure EN-STI-TCD is planning to design and install in the PSB dump area, before starting any work.Absents: C. Bertone, Y. Bernard, T. Wijnands, A. Newborough, Y. Algoet, G. Mason, K. Hanke, B. Mikulec, O. Aberle, J. Hansen, T. Dobers, A-P. Bernardes.
INTRODUCTION:
The new structure is a replacement for the yellow column supporting the BTY-QFO 108 magnet, which stands in front of the dump cavity and is currently blocking its access.
The proposal consists of a three-foot metallic structure and its functions are:
- Act as a support for the BTY-QFO 108 magnet.
- Hold a manual crane, used for the replacement tasks of the PSB dump.
- Act as a frame for a sliding shielding, placed in front of the dump cavity and used when the area needs to be accessed.
A. Perillo-Marcone presented schematic drawings of the proposal (see presentation in INDICO: https://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=200879).
NEW STRUCTURE: SUPPORT FOR THE BTY-QFO 108 MAGNET AND A CRANE
The BTY-QFO 108 magnet is over 600 kg (D. Bodart).
The use of the manual crane must not alter the position of the BTY-QFO 108 magnet (J. Cole). → Structural deformation calculations with a moving load to be performed and taken into account for the design of the structure (GS-SE-CEP and EN-MME).
The crane, as all lifting equipment, needs to be certified. The companies who produce them already provide the certificate. → C. Bertone to provide a list of companies.
For advice on the design of the new structure, EN-STI-TCD should contact EN-HE-HH (C. Bertone), Civil Engineering GS-SE (Daniel Parchet) and the Design Office (A. Dallocchio).
A. Dallocchio suggested that it may be easier and more reliable to bring a crane to the area, rather than installing one on the new structure, which would only be used two or three times.
STORING RADIOACTIVE WASTE:
ISR has no specific restrictions on weight or volume for storage of radioactive waste (R. Froeschl). DGS-RP-RW is building a new storage area in the ISR and they might be able to provide a special place for these works → Estimate the radioactive waste generated during the replacement tasks of the PSB dump and inform DGS-RP-RW (EN-STI).
The BTY-QFO 108 magnet is over 600 kg (D. Bodart).
The use of the manual crane must not alter the position of the BTY-QFO 108 magnet (J. Cole). → Structural deformation calculations with a moving load to be performed and taken into account for the design of the structure (GS-SE-CEP and EN-MME).
The crane, as all lifting equipment, needs to be certified. The companies who produce them already provide the certificate. → C. Bertone to provide a list of companies.
For advice on the design of the new structure, EN-STI-TCD should contact EN-HE-HH (C. Bertone), Civil Engineering GS-SE (Daniel Parchet) and the Design Office (A. Dallocchio).
A. Dallocchio suggested that it may be easier and more reliable to bring a crane to the area, rather than installing one on the new structure, which would only be used two or three times.
STORING RADIOACTIVE WASTE:
ISR has no specific restrictions on weight or volume for storage of radioactive waste (R. Froeschl). DGS-RP-RW is building a new storage area in the ISR and they might be able to provide a special place for these works → Estimate the radioactive waste generated during the replacement tasks of the PSB dump and inform DGS-RP-RW (EN-STI).
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