LHC Post Mortem Workshop - I

Session

Session 2

S2

16 Jan 2007, 14:00

874/1-011 (CERN)

Description

Cold circuits – data, analysis

5. Powering of the SC circuits: procedures and strategies for circuit validation

Antonio Vergara Fernandez (Cent.de Investigac.Energeticas Medioambientales y Tecnol. (CIEMA)

16/01/2007, 14:00

The commissioning of the warm part of the superconducting circuits of the LHC started in 2005 with the short-circuit tests of the power converters where the non-superconducting elements of the circuits are being commissioned together with their associated general services. Once the circuits are at their operation temperature and before powering them, the interlock system will...

7. Analysis requirements for the SC magnet systems

Andrzej SIEMKO (CERN)

16/01/2007, 14:30

Effective commissioning of the LHC hardware demands a well-designed set of high level software tools, which is required for the equipment performance analysis and validation. The challenge includes a large amount of equipment integrating heterogeneous systems like powering, energy extraction, distributed magnet protection systems, cryogenics and vacuum with their distributed...

6. Present status of the individual systems analysis applications

Hubert Reymond (CERN)

16/01/2007, 15:00

Three components of the Post Mortem Analysis are already used by the equipment support teams. This talk will present the status and the modes of operation for each of them. Then the present architecture will be detailed, followed by the implementation dedicated to the Hardware Commissioning.

8. How do we tackle the extended requirements?

Adriaan Rijllart (CERN)

16/01/2007, 16:00

The first Post-Mortem requirements have come from the needs of the individual systems involved in the first phase of the hardware commissioning using short circuit tests. The second phase of powering the circuits, involving systems such as vacuum, cryogenics and DFB’s will extend the requirements of analysis to a new scale. This talk will show how we plan to include these new analysis...