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European Cryogenics days 2016 2 U Wagner CERN Topics Introduction ATLAS and CMS Operation history 2011 2012 2015 Availability data Reasons for down time Impurities
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Operation of cryogenics for LHC detectors: what did we learn?: Transcript
European Cryogenics days 2016 2 U Wagner CERN Topics Introduction ATLAS and CMS Operation history 2011 2012 2015 Availability data Reasons for down time Impurities and filter clogging Inbuilt impurity . 25/09/2014. Day 1 review. Neutrino Cryogenics Requirements Meeting. 25/09/2014. Good / open presentations. Neutrino Cryogenics Requirements Meeting. 25/09/2014. Points to be discussed further:. Maximum temperature gradients allowed in the sensitive volume. Cryogenics. at CERN. Properties. of . cryogenic. fluides. Risks. Regulations. Role. of the TSO. TE_CRG- . Torsten Koettig 164517. Safety in . Cryogenics. EDMS n.. TSO at . CERN. Cryogenics is the science and technology of low temperatures (below -150 . Daisuke . Tatsumi. National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. TAMA R&D status. LCGT. CLIO. TAMA. Base-line Length. 3 km. 0.1 km. 0.3 km. Seismic Isolator. SAS. Multi Pendulum. SAS. Optical configuration. Cryogenics is people being frozen and thawed to live in future years. It is possible to preserve a living being but there is no technology to thaw them. It is highly unsafe but can lead to amazing scientific discoveries. Krzysztof Brodzinski. CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. With contribution from: S. Claudet, D. Delikaris, L. Delprat, G. Ferlin, E. Rogez and L. Tavian. K.Brodzinski_ICEC26_2016.03.10. O. utlook. Introduction to LHC cryogenics. Tom Peterson, . SLAC . USPAS. January, 2017. January, 2017 USPAS. Superconducting Magnets Tom Peterson. 2. O. utline . Introduction – magnet thermal design issues . An example of thermal considerations for forced-flow, normal helium I cooling – . with the emphasis here on large-scale helium cryogenics. Tom . Peterson, SLAC . January 2017. January, 2017 USPAS. Thermodynamics for Cryogenics Tom Peterson. 2. Outline. Definitions . Perfect gas (. Overview. History of cryogenics. Uses. Methods of Cooling. Materials Considerations. Vibration Issues. History. “Cryogenics” is for approximately < . ~150 . C. Greek . “. Kryos. ” = frost. Mezzanine structure. Jack Fowler. David . Montanari. LBNC Review. 26-28 October 2017. Thanks to. 10.27.17. Jack F. - David M. | Proximity Cryogenics on Mezzanine and Mezzanine Structure. 2. Mark Adamowski (Fermilab).. V. . Peskov. CERN. Topics to be covered:. History of detectors of photons and charged particles. Main designs of gaseous detectors. Characteristics and physics of operation. Applications. Modern detectors of photons and charged particles can be classified into four main categories: vacuum, gaseous, liquid and solid–state.. Philipp Arnold. Section. . Leader. . Cryogenics. www.europeanspallationsource.se. Proton Driver Efficiency Workshop. March 02, 2016. Outline. Introduction. Cryogenic Design Choices. Some theory. Cooling . DR, . BDS/MDI, and Detectors . Akira Yamamoto (GDE-PM) . i. n cooperation with . SCRF, BDS, DR, Detector groups, and PMs. GDE-ADI meeting, June 20, 2012 . This is outcome from Intensive Meetings, since early 2012. J. G. Weisend II. Deputy Head of Accelerator Projects. Adjunct Professor, Lund University/LTH. November 2015. Outline. Introduction. Production of . Cold. Refrigerators . & liquefiers. Carnot efficiency. cryogeniques. . a. u . CERN. Frédéric . Ferrand. CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. On behalf of CERN Cryogenics Group. LHC machine . c. ryogenics. @CERN . LHC . cryogenics. 8 x 18 kW @ 4.5 K. 8 x 2.4 . kW @ 1.8 K.
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