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October 13 th 2015 Year End Technical Stop YETS Meeting A Perin K Brodzinski TECRG with contributions from M Pezzetti N Vauthier C Fabre G Ferlin U Wagner S Claudet LHC ID: 781469

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Slide2

CRG activities for YETS 2015 update

October 13th 2015Year End Technical Stop (YETS) Meeting

A. Perin,

K.

Brodzinski, TE-CRG

with contributions from M. Pezzetti, N. Vauthier, C. Fabre, G. Ferlin, U. Wagner, S. Claudet

Slide3

LHC cryo

YETS main strategy

Maintenance is needed on all cryoplants. Heavier maintenance and consolidation are needed in IP4 (A) & IP6 (A), heavy corrective maintenance (repairs) is needed in IP8 (B).

Cryostart / cryomaintain until 14 Dec (start of YETS).

Last cryostart back on 4 March (earlier in IP8 & IP4)

The organization of the schedule takes into account the maintenance of the cooling water systems, AUG tests, etc.

Instrumentation and control activities for the tunnel are all planned to be performed during

cold standby.

A dedicated coordination shall be organized to avoid interference with other activities like ELQA (meeting planned 19

th

Nov)

Slide4

LHC YETS strategy and requirements

Baseline:

keep the helium in the arc magnets filled with LHe in cold standby at

3

.5 K – 4 K (~12 hours autonomy without loss of He).

LSS in GHe at 20 K, DFBs empty with current leads in cold standby.

Other

possible requirements like: emptying sectors, early ELQA

in sector

7-8: being

studied

.

Overall strategy

:

One of the two plants of the points/sectors operational

for cold standby of the sectors.

Perform maintenance taking into account cooling water

maintenance, etc..

Swap plants after maintenance.

Requirements for cold standby at 3.5 K – 4 K:

One cryoplant (LHCA or LHCB). Utilities are needed for one cryoplant! (cooling water!)

Cold compressors not needed (shutdown). One warm compression station needed.

One cryoplant is kept ready for quick startup (cold < 80 K or light maintenance) as backup in case of necessity.

During CERN 2 weeks closure: 1 cryoplant operational, 1 in standby below 80 K for quick backup in case of problems.

Exception

: IP8, repair of leak in cold box of cryoplant B (not light maintenance), no backup cryoplant during approx. 2 weeks in January.

Slide5

LHC cryo YETS main sequence & heavy corrective maintenance.

sequence

Preparation for YETS: 1 week, from 14 Dec.

Maintenance window: 2 to 4 weeks depending on cryoplant (see below). All maintenance that could required stopping the cryoplant will be performed within this window.

Pumping (cooling to 1.9 K) + refilling of sectors: 3 days for 1 sector, 4 days for 2 sectors

If needed reconfiguring to bring two sectors on line 1 day.

Cryo-tuning before cryostart: 6 days.

Typical approx. 7 weeks duration for each cryoplant.

Planned heavy corrective maintenance & consolidationP8 QSRB (cold box): repair of leak requires warmup, 2 to 4 weeksP4 & P6 QSCA (compressor): replacement of adsorber charcoal + install an additional coalescer, 4 weeks

Slide6

LHC cryo YETS specific points & questions

P18 & P2:

Underground water loop maintenance/ replacement. Confirmed no need of upgrade for HL-LHC.

Intervention date to coordinate

.

Maintenance sequence: P18 (B, 3 weeks) – P2 (A, 3 weeks).

Two sites: warm pumping system must be operational at the same time as the 4.5 K cryoplant.

Cryostart returns on 4

th MarchP4:Heavier corrective maintenance on QSCA (compressor station): replacement of the adsorber charcoal + consolidation with installation of an additional coalescer. Requires 4 weeks. Sequence: B (2 weeks) – A (4 weeks)Cryostart returns on

13

th

Feb (arcs only), 22

nd

Feb (all sectors), 4

th

March (RF)

Slide7

LHC cryo YETS specific points & questions

P6:Heavier corrective maintenance on QSCA (compressor station): replacement of the adsorber charcoal + consolidation with installation of an additional coalescer. Requires 4 weeks

Sequence

:

A (4

weeks) –

B (3

weeks)

Cryostart returns on 4th March.P8:Heavy corrective maintenance on QSRB (cold box): repair of a leak inside of the cold box. Requires warmup of the cold box. Planned 2 to 4 weeks.During repair, no refrigerator for quick backup in case of problem with cryoplant A.

Sequence: B (4 weeks) – A (3 weeks)

Cryostart returns on

20

th

Feb.

Request for early ELQA on sector 7-8? Possibility early January… under investigation.

Slide8

Detailed schedule of the sectors

MS Excel file of K. Brodzinski

Slide9

Conclusions

Cryostart until

14

Dec

2015

.

Cryostart

for all sectors back on 4th March 2016. Earlier for IP8 & IP4.The baseline is to keep the LHC arcs at 3.5 K – 4 K filled with LHe. The LSS will be

emptied

and

kept

at 20 K, the

DFBs

will

be

emptied

with

the

current

leads in cold standby.

A maintenance

schedule

has been

defined

for the

cryogenic

systems

of LHC

within

the

specified

timeframe

and

constraints

of YETS 2015.

Repairs

of a

leak

are

planned

on the QSRB cold box of IP8.

Heavier

maintenance

is

planned

on the

compressor

stations A in IP4 & IP6.

Slide10

Slide11

CRG preparation of YETS2015

Internally in CRG activities classified in two categories:

Affecting

other

non-CRG

systems

(no CS/CM):

this is the main subject for coordinationCRG internal «transparent» for other systemsInstrumentation and control activities for the tunnel are all planned to be

performed

during

periods

classified

as Maintenance or standby

they

are in B

category

.

N.B.:

activities

are

also

planned

on

experiments

(

mainly

CMS)

Slide12

Instrumentation

Catégorie A Mise en service des capteurs Basse Pression nécessitant les supports CRG-OA pour installation + support EN-ICE/BE-CO/CRG-CE pour Layout/FEC/PVSS

Installation

capteur de pression ATLAS UX15 nécessitant les supports CRG-ME pour installation + support EN-ICE/BE-CO/CRG-CE pour

Layout/FEC/PVSS

La

consolidation des EH 500W/100W dans les triplets nécessitant les CRG-OA pour installation + support EN-ICE/BE-CO/CRG-CE pour

Layout/FEC/PVSS

Catégorie BLes events concernant l’intrumentation cryogénique listés sur le logbook*: > 100 corrective actions foreseenEssentially in the shadow of other activities and when access is possible.

N. Vauthier, TE-CRG-CI

Slide13

YETS Main activities

Cat

A

P18/P2 QURC consolidation

for VFD, equipotential (for ECM issues not yet solved);

P18

QSCB equipotential cabling for motor-compressor consolidations;

P6 QSCB equipotential cabling for motor-compressor consolidations;

P8 QSC surface 24 VDC redundant;

P8 QSCB equipotential cabling for motor-compressor consolidations;

Cat B

LHC sector redeployment for EH consolidations (see CI section) ( need 1/2 day control stop per sector)

Control & electricity

M. Pezzetti , TE-CRG-OA

Essentially in the shadow of other activities

with short and localized interruptions of cryo.