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Reinhard Schwienhorst Level3 Manager and CAM Michigan State University US ATLAS HLLHC Upgrade Project NSF FDR Review Washington DC September 1113 2019 Outline Technical Overview Deliverable Overview ID: 780430

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WBS 6.6.1 sMDTTechnical

Reinhard

Schwienhorst

Level-3 Manager and CAM

Michigan State University

U.S. ATLAS HL-LHC Upgrade Project NSF FDR Review

Washington, DC

September 11-13, 2019

Slide2

OutlineTechnical Overview

Deliverable Overview

R&D Progress since PDR

Specifications and InterfacesES&HQuality Assurance & ControlClosing remarks

Reinhard Schwienhorst, sMDT

US ATLAS HL-LHC FDR, September 11-13, 2019

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Technical Overview

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Deliverable OverviewUS ATLAS HL-LHC FDR, September 11-13, 2019

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Reinhard

Schwienhorst

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sMDT

HL-LHC MDT Readout System

6.6.1

6.6.3

6.6.4

6.6.5

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sMDT Deliverable

This WBS covers the construction and test of small-diameter drift tubes (6.6.1.2, Michigan State University), which are assembled into

sMDT

chambers (6.6.1.1, University of Michigan) for the ATLAS Muon Spectrometer barrel inner station. This work includes equipping the

sMDT chambers with on-chamber gas system, in-plan alignment system, kinematic mounts, B- and T-sensors, and HV distribution boards covered with Faraday Cages.These are the Level-0 trigger and precision muon tracking detectors. In total, 98 chambers, corresponding to 52,000 tubes, are needed, and the US will build half of these.

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Schwienhorst

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sMDT

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Small-diameter MDT for HL-LHC

Replace monitored drift tubes (MDT) chambers in inner barrel of muon spectrometer with small-diameter (

sMDT

) and RPCallow for 3 station MDT trigger to improve trigger pT resolution

increase barrel trigger efficiency from 65% to 95%Crucial for HL-LHCphysics programAs part ofimprovements

to muon triggerAllow single-muontriggers at 20 GeVAllow di-muon

triggers at 10 GeV

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Schwienhorst, sMDT

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sMDT

Inner barrel MDT chambers

in small-sector

will be replaced by sMDT+RPCsMDT: 1.5 cm diameterMDT is 3.0 cm diameter

1.66 m long8 BIS 1 chambers576 tubes per BIS1 chamber40 BIS2-6 chambers

472 tubes per BIS2-6 chamberRPCs will be integrated with

sMDT

to add an additional

trigger station

First

20% of sMDT chambers (BIS7/8) will be installed in Phase-1 (not part of this project)Other 80% of sMDT chambers (16 BIS1, 80 BIS2-6) will be installed in Phase-2Reinhard Schwienhorst, sMDT

, WBS 6.6.1

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US sMDT DeliverableSmall Muon Drift Tube (sMDT) chambers

Half of them to be fabricated in the US, rest at MPI

& Protvino

26,000 sMDT tubes constructed at MSUAbout 24,000 needed for the detector49 sMDT chambers constructed at University of Michigan

48 needed for the detector

Reinhard

Schwienhorst

,

sMDT

, WBS 6.6.18

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US Deliverable: sMDT

High-pressure

(3 bar)

proportional drift tubessMDT chamber: 8 layer of tubes, in two multi-layers

on a spacer-frameGas systemAlignment system

High-voltage and readout system

Module 0 will be built and tested to certify construction sites

Tube site certification pre-MREFC, chamber site certification during MREFC

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Schwienhorst, sMDT, WBS 6.6.1

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Technical SpecificationsWire location precision of 20 um in tube. Tube location accuracy of 25 um on chamber. Alignment platform position precision of 25 um on chamber.

Tubes: Wire tension to within 1%, dark current less than 1

nA

/meter with working gasLeak rate less than 10E-8 bar*l/sec tested at four barChambers: gas leak rate less than 25 mbar/day, noise rate less than 500 Hz, dark current less than number-of-tubes times 2 nA.

Reinhard

Schwienhorst

,

sMDT

, WBS 6.6.1

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R&D Progress Tubes

sMDT

tubes

Clean room enclosure set up

Tube crimping station set up

Wire tension test station set up

Leak test station set up

BMG tubes crimped and leak-tested successfully

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Tube construction clean room

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R&D Progress Chambers

Temperature and humidity controlled room set up & Large granite flat table surveyed with laser tracker

Designed and built an automatic glue-machine, set up chamber construction precision jigging on granite table

Built tube construction (wiring), test stations (tension, HV and leak tests). Built ~600 tubes (100 built locally, 500 built at MPI), and checked the wire tension long term stability

Built the first sMDT prototype chamber (BMG type, consists of 432 tubes)

Built and tested the gas system locally Performed chamber measurements on

Tube position precision measured, within specifications

Gas system installed and leak tested within specifications

Chamber dark current tested within specifications

Cosmic ray test on tracking efficiency and resolution

Reinhard Schwienhorst, sMDT, WBS 6.6.113

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Chamber production

Tube position measurement with precision gauge

All tubes in a layer within 25μm, RMS 8.4

μm

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Chamber production

Glue machine in action

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SB_UrvNma_Y7D0cA7UwyUrU_eQZyFjvU/view

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Chamber testing

Muon tracks in prototype chamber

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Other progress since PDR

Critical Decisions taken

Final design review for tubes complete

Preliminary design review for chamber completeFinal design review for construction tooling completeFinal design review for chambers in November 2019Remaining pre-MREFC workModule 0 tube and chamber construction and site certification

Pre-MREFC – MREFC boundarySite certification (PRR) for tubes is the end of Pre-MREFCPurchasing of raw material and start of tube production is start of MREFC

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Specifications & Interfaces

Technical Specifications

Precision of wire in tube, tube on chamber, alignment platform

Dark current, gas leak rateFDR tubes: https://edms.cern.ch/document/2048104/1

PDR chambers and FDR assembly tooling: https://edms.cern.ch/document/2145116/1Interfaces and other technical requirements are documented in ATLAS TDR

Communication with MPI MunichSetup for tube and chamber construction and testing stationsConstruction and testing workflow

Construction of crimpers

Purchasing of material

Communication with

Nikhef

and ProtvinoAlignment optical readout, end plugs, faraday cagesFront End Electronics (Michigan) – TDC and CSM (monthly meetings and workshops)Electronics will be mounted on mezzanine cardUS ATLAS HL-LHC FDR, September 11-13, 2019

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ES&H

Safety is of the highest priority within the Project

Work at each institute adheres strictly to its ES&H policies

The BNL ES&H Liaison (L.

Stiegler) provides oversight and adviceInstitute contacts act as interfaces between their institute and BNLHazards for this activityHigh voltage

High pressure of non flammable gasHeavy machinery and heavy items - Crane for chamber assembly (UM only)All work done in compliance with safety policies of the institutes and CERN

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Schwienhorst

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sMDT

Institute

Institute ES&H Contact

MSU

Kevin

Eisenbeis (http://ehs.msu.edu

)UMichDavid Laird (http://www.oseh.umich.edu)

Slide20

Quality Assurance & Control

Quality Assurance

QA will already have been developed by the start of the MREFC

Quality ControlAlignment precision – wire, tubes on chamber, alignment platformsLeak rate – tube and chamberDark current – tube and chamberTest each

sMDT tube after construction and before gluing into chamberTest each chamber after construction and after arrival at CERNQA/QC DocumentsDocdb HL-LHC-docDB-848

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Schwienhorst

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sMDT

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Closing RemarkssMDT project is progressing well

On track to start construction in April 2020

Build chamber 0 starting later this year

Site certification for MSU in March 2020Budget and schedule well understoodBased on experience from BMG at UM, MSU and MPI

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BACKUP

Slide23

Bio Sketch of L3 ManagerReinhard Schwienhorst

, Professor at Michigan State University

On ATLAS since 2006

Previous experience in L1 Calorimeter trigger, on-call expert and upgradeL3 manager for Phase 1 TDAQ upgrade project: L1 Calorimeter trigger fiber-optic plantATLAS reviewer for other Phase 1 L1Calo upgradesHL-LHC muon upgrades

L3 manager for HL-LHC sMDT tube and chamber constructionATLAS muon reviewer for RPC upgrade

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Schwienhorst

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sMDT