17–21 Jan 2005
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

Magnets Cold Tests and Throughput

19 Jan 2005, 15:40
20m
503/1-001 - Council Chamber (CERN)

503/1-001 - Council Chamber

CERN

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Effect of the compressed Schedule on the Installation Session 6 - Effects of the compressed Schedule on the Installation

Speaker

Dr Vinod Chohan (CERN)

Description

The Testing Facility in SM18 has a test programme destined to verify the electrical, cryogenic and quench performance of the magnets for machine operating conditions as well as providing a sampled field quality evaluation. From the magnet production and delivery points of views the test programme is used to monitor the overall magnet manufacturing quality. Given the environment and present limits of the Testing Facility, these different objectives impose somewhat conflicting requirements on the SM18 operation. LHC beam quality requirements may also necessitate more sampling and longer, additional magnetic measurements. In addition, the fixed machine installation completion date, the compressed schedule and a parallelised installation process will potentially require a higher supply rate of tested magnets or of specific types than presently achieved. The talk will discuss the SM18 environment and its limits and give an overview of magnet testing throughput based on current experience and results.

Primary author

Dr Vinod Chohan (CERN)

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