Speaker
Dr
Rossano Giachino
(CERN)
Description
The beams in the LHC can be intercepted by many different types of
objects moving into the vacuum chambers. These include devices
designed for beam monitoring, machine protection and for data taking
by the experiments. Moving these objects can only be permitted under
certain conditions. Interlocks should prevent quenches or even
damage in case of wrong actions. An inventory of such devices will
be given along with the conditions under which they can be moved and
the signals that are required to ensure they can only be activated
at the correct times.
Author
Dr
Rossano Giachino
(CERN)
