17–21 Jan 2005
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

Access System and its impact on LHC operation

17 Jan 2005, 15:00
15m
503/1-001 - Council Chamber (CERN)

503/1-001 - Council Chamber

CERN

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Scheduling LHC Operation Session 2 - Scheduling LHC Operation

Speaker

Dr Ghislain Roy (CERN - AB DEPARTMENT)

Description

The LHC access system is the outer safety shell of the LHC underground instalations and can help (hopefully not hinder) the smooth operation of the LHC First a description of the accessible parts of the installations in different modes (beam, shutdown, short access...) and what areas of the machine will or will not be accessible for regular maintenance (scheduled or not) and quick fixes will be presented. The sectorisation of interlocked areas and its impact on operation including patrols will be explained. The number of interlock points and some details about the most important ones will be detailed, with a view on the layout of the safety console in the CCC. Certain failure scenarios and the recovery paths can be presented based on our knowledge of the system under construction and on experience with previous machines. A first discussion on training requirements and authorization lists and organization will be presented. The interaction with experiments will also be addressed from a setorisation and responsibility point of view.

Author

Dr Ghislain Roy (CERN - AB DEPARTMENT)

Presentation materials