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Additional forward toroid calculations General Muon Meeting CERN June 17 2013 General layout of the full CMS yoke with the forward muon system 17 June 2013 2 Azimuthal magnetic flux density vs Z and ID: 799738

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Slide1

V. Klyukhin (SINP MSU / CERN

),

Additional forward toroid

calculations

General Muon Meeting@ CERN

June 17, 2013

Slide2

General layout of the full CMS yoke with the forward muon system

17 June 2013

2

Slide3

Azimuthal magnetic flux density vs. Z and

η

Z = 11.11 to 14.05 m

B

φ

=

1.77

to 2.14 T

3

Slide4

Radial

magnetic flux density vs. Z and

η

Z = 6.333 to 10.755 m

B

r

~ 0.1 T

4

Slide5

Axial

magnetic flux density vs. Z and

η

Toroids

Collar

B

z

~ 0.1 T

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

5

Slide6

Total

magnetic flux density vs. Z and

on the beam axis

A steel

tube of 0.3 m outer radius and 0.184 m inner radius (the radial thickness is 0.116 m

)

is located from Z= 10.86 to 14.33 m

B < 0.025 T

Air gap

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

6

Slide7

Bending component of

magnetic flux density vs. Z and

η

B

r

·cos

(

θ

)-

B

z

·sin

(

θ

) is 0.27

T at |

η| = 2.4 (2.519 m of steel) Br·cos(θ)-Bz·sin(θ) is

0.053

T at |η| = 2.75 (4.154 m of steel)

Br·cos

(θ)-

Bz·sin

(θ) is

0.051

T at |η| = 2.8 (3.921 m of

steel)

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

7

Slide8

Azimuthal magnetic flux density vs. radius in toroids

B

φ

=

1.72

to

2.15

T

R = 0.4 to 2

.6 m

B

φ

=

0.023805·R

4

– 0.204631·R

3

+ 0.659016·R

2

+

1.037135(T/m)

·R(m) + 2.467933(T)

- in the 1

st

toroid - other two are similar

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

8

Slide9

Azimuthal magnetic flux density vs. radius in GEM stations

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

9

Slide10

Radial magnetic flux density vs. radius in toroids

Tube

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

10

Slide11

Radial magnetic flux density vs. radius in GEM stations

Tube

Tube

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

11

Slide12

Axial magnetic flux density vs. radius in toroids

Tube

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

12

Slide13

Axial magnetic flux density vs. radius in GEM stations

Tube

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

13

Slide14

Direction of the magnetic flux density w.r.t. Z-axis in toroids vs. R

Tube

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

14

Slide15

Direction of the magnetic flux density w.r.t. Z-axis in

GEM stations vs. R

Tube

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

15

Slide16

Conclusions

The presented forward muon system is robust

The proposed forward muon system is not expensive

The considered forward muon system covers the missing

|

η|

-region from

2.4

to

4The weight of the proposed system is compatible with the existing raiser abilityThe axial force onto three disks at the CMS positive Z-end is -

58.3

kN

(directed to the IP), the torques are

small

For comparison, the axial force onto HF absorber plus HF-shield plus HF-collar plus Rotating shielding is

-97.3

kN

(directed to the IP

).

The size of the presented forward muon system fits to the existing garages on both sides of the underground experimental cavern

A

ssembling the toroid magnets could be done in the underground cavern

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

16

Slide17

BACKUP

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

17

Slide18

View from

n

ear side at positive Z

17 June 2013

Slava Klyukhin GMM@CERN

18

Slide19

The steel disk parameters

Outer diameter (m)

5.2

Inner

diameter (m)

0.8

Thickness (m)

0.78

Weight (t)

127Number of coils4Number of parts2 halvesNumber of disks at each end

3

Location: from

Z

=

±10.86 m

to

±14.3 m

(

0.2 m

GEM and

3

× (

0.05 m

coil,

0.78 m

disk,

0.05 m

coil,

0.2 m

GEM) –

3.44 m

in total

).

Covered

η

-

region

:

2.39

at

Z

=

14.05

m

,

R

=

2.6

m

;

4.02

at

Z

=

11.11

m

,

R

=

0.4 m

.

19

Slide20

The coil parameters

Total length of conductor:

5100 m

,

total weight of

12

coils:

6 t

,

total voltage drop at 12 sequentially connected coils: 150 V, total power consumption by

24

coils:

270 kW

.

Conductor material

Copper OF

Conductor cross section (mm²)

18.5 × 18.5

Cooling hole diameter (mm)

10

Number of turns per coil

34

Conductor length per coil (m)

212

Operational current (A)

907.6

Current density (A/mm²)

3.44

Voltage drop per coil (V)

12.4

Power consumption per coil (kW)

11.25

Cooling water consumption (l/s)

12.9

for

Δ

T=5ºC

Number of coils at each end

12

20

Slide21

Raisers could be used for the forward muon system

Slide22

Garage to be used for the forward muon system