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Cooling & Mock-ups at DESY

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https://indico.desy.de/conferenceDisplay.py?ovw=True&confId=6112

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Thermal Mock-up @ DESY

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Thermal Mock-up @ DESY

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XFEL Cooler

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Thermal Mock-up @ DESY

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XFEL Cooler

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Thermal Mock-up @ DESY

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XFEL Cooler

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XFEL Cooler versus MARCO

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XFEL Cooler: 1330 mm x 1330 mm x 2350 mm

MARCO: 1320 mm x 1270 mm x 2300 mm

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5. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS XFEL COOLER

2-phase CO2 cooler XFEL Working temperature range $%! &"'()"#!Temperature stability $%! '!Maximal cooling capacity *+! ",-!Nominal cooling capacity Medium CO2 (mass flow 7.0 g/s)

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! !Compressor refrigerant ! =>#>?! ! !CO2 filling volume *7! '!@!#,'!Overall dimensions 22! !Weight *7! >-#!Ambient temperature $%! &"#(<A! ! !Mains power connection BCDE! <A#!B!C!'#&F#!DE!G'&853HI!Current draw ! <!8J/KH!Power *+! >!*+!Date of production ?L7LK9!-#""!Lifespan '!:H/MK! !Cooling water pressure (in/out) N/M! ./0,!>!

Cooling water temperature $%! O!-#!

Cooling water connection ! P9/6Q/MQ!"'!22!4588HM!9LNHR!

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6. OPERATING CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONAL ELEMENTS

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!Figure 1: Respectively the rear view and front view of the XFEL Cooler

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Marco dimensions after chiller integration

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XFEL Cooler versus MARCO

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XFEL Cooler: 1330 mm x 1330 mm x 2350 mm

MARCO: 1320 mm x 1270 mm x 2300 mm

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5. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS XFEL COOLER

2-phase CO2 cooler XFEL Working temperature range $%! &"'()"#!Temperature stability $%! '!Maximal cooling capacity *+! ",-!Nominal cooling capacity Medium CO2 (mass flow 7.0 g/s)

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! !Compressor refrigerant ! =>#>?! ! !CO2 filling volume *7! '!@!#,'!Overall dimensions 22! !Weight *7! >-#!Ambient temperature $%! &"#(<A! ! !Mains power connection BCDE! <A#!B!C!'#&F#!DE!G'&853HI!Current draw ! <!8J/KH!Power *+! >!*+!Date of production ?L7LK9!-#""!Lifespan '!:H/MK! !Cooling water pressure (in/out) N/M! ./0,!>!

Cooling water temperature $%! O!-#!

Cooling water connection ! P9/6Q/MQ!"'!22!4588HM!9LNHR!

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!Figure 1: Respectively the rear view and front view of the XFEL Cooler

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Marco dimensions after chiller integration

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[email protected] The TRACI factory

2 have been build (Atlas & LHCb) 3 under construction (Atlas, CMS & Nikhef/AIDA for development) Investigating a start-up company for real production

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Goal: An easy to (mass) produce user friendly system • operational from +250C to -400C • cooling power up to 350 Watt

Transportable Refrigeration Apparatus for CO2 Investigation

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Visit by NIKHEF experts end of June Check function of XFEL cooler- found that CO2 flow is factor 3-4 too small

Next steps- replace filter- if this does not help have to replace pump head

Status XFEL Cooler

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5. WARNING PAGE: FILTER CHECK The quality of the filter can be checked at a cooling temperature of -10°C and a sub cooling temperature -20°C while the mass flow runs via the bypass. Table 1 gives the mass flow as a function of the rotational speed of the pump when the filter must be replaced (Low limit) and the mass flow as a function of the rotational speed of the pump with a new filter (High limit). Table 1: Filter check table LOW & HIGH LIMIT

Low limit filter check High limit filter check Rotational speed (RPM) Mass Flow (g/s) Rotational speed (RPM) Mass Flow (g/s)

500 1.3 2.5 500 6.4 750 2.5 4.0 750 9.7 1000 3.9 5.6 1000 13.0 1250 5.3 7.1 1250 16.4 1500 7.0 8.6 1500 MAX ( > 17) 1750 8.6 10.2 1750 MAX ( > 17) 2000 10.3 11.7 2000 MAX ( > 17)

The mass flow limits for the filter check are given by the following equations:

Figure 6: Graph filter check equation

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Status XFEL Cooler

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5. WARNING PAGE: FILTER CHECK The quality of the filter can be checked at a cooling temperature of -10°C and a sub cooling temperature -20°C while the mass flow runs via the bypass. Table 1 gives the mass flow as a function of the rotational speed of the pump when the filter must be replaced (Low limit) and the mass flow as a function of the rotational speed of the pump with a new filter (High limit). Table 1: Filter check table LOW & HIGH LIMIT

Low limit filter check High limit filter check Rotational speed (RPM) Mass Flow (g/s) Rotational speed (RPM) Mass Flow (g/s)

500 1.3 2.5 500 6.4 750 2.5 4.0 750 9.7 1000 3.9 5.6 1000 13.0 1250 5.3 7.1 1250 16.4 1500 7.0 8.6 1500 MAX ( > 17) 1750 8.6 10.2 1750 MAX ( > 17) 2000 10.3 11.7 2000 MAX ( > 17)

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Status XFEL Cooler

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5. WARNING PAGE: FILTER CHECK The quality of the filter can be checked at a cooling temperature of -10°C and a sub cooling temperature -20°C while the mass flow runs via the bypass. Table 1 gives the mass flow as a function of the rotational speed of the pump when the filter must be replaced (Low limit) and the mass flow as a function of the rotational speed of the pump with a new filter (High limit). Table 1: Filter check table LOW & HIGH LIMIT

Low limit filter check High limit filter check Rotational speed (RPM) Mass Flow (g/s) Rotational speed (RPM) Mass Flow (g/s)

500 1.3 2.5 500 6.4 750 2.5 4.0 750 9.7 1000 3.9 5.6 1000 13.0 1250 5.3 7.1 1250 16.4 1500 7.0 8.6 1500 MAX ( > 17) 1750 8.6 10.2 1750 MAX ( > 17) 2000 10.3 11.7 2000 MAX ( > 17)

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Next steps- replace filter- if this does not help have to replace pump head

Status XFEL Cooler

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Preparations for CO2 Systems at DESY

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Following the proposal made at dedicated MARCO meeting at MPI (March 1st) three CO2 systems are in preparation at DESY- 2 systems foreseen for Belle II (too be agreed)

- 1 test system for ATLAS/CMS phase II upgrade studiesRequired overall cooling capacity mainly determines chiller parameters - work out concept of load balancing between SVD and PXD cooling circuits‣ here we need realistic input on heat loads / losses / loop configurations (SVD & PXD)

‣ define diameter and length of cooling pipes & capillaries

CO2 part of IBBelle probably very similar to MARCO

Touchpanel

Analog/Digital I/O

S7-300PS

EthernetSwitch

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Status of Thermal Mock-up

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Status of Thermal Mock-up

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Hot water chiller

Paraffin chiller

Beam pipe heating

Vacuum isolated CO2 pipes (8m)

CO2 Distributor

Beam pipe

Vacuum pump

PXD dry volume end caps

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Beam pipe Mock-up

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Aluminum

Stainless Steel

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Vacuum tank with over pressure protectionSimplified version of manifold- split the lines coming from CO2 system into 4

separate lines for individual cooling blocks

‣ CO2 supply line

‣ CO2 return line

‣ cold gas

CO2 Distributor

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Transferline Options

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CO�Manifold

� manifold to split CO� into separate lines (diameter ��mm each):forward: � for PXD, � for SVD, length �.�m

backward: � for PXD, � for SVD, length �.�m� valves foreseen to be able to steer/stop �ow on di�erent lines� transition foam isolated→ vacuum isolated� in addition, we need lines for dry nitrogen (diameter ��mm each):

forward: � for PXD, � for SVD, length �.�mbackward: � for PXD, � for SVD, length �.�m

Karl-Heinz Ackermann, Christian Kiesling, Martin Ritter Update PXD Mechanics, Status of MARCO

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Pros- N2 and CO2 temperature

can be chosen independently

- return line has larger cross section

Cons- stiff

CO�Manifold

� manifold to split CO� into separate lines (diameter ��mm each):forward: � for PXD, � for SVD, length �.�m

backward: � for PXD, � for SVD, length �.�m� valves foreseen to be able to steer/stop �ow on di�erent lines� transition foam isolated→ vacuum isolated� in addition, we need lines for dry nitrogen (diameter ��mm each):

forward: � for PXD, � for SVD, length �.�mbackward: � for PXD, � for SVD, length �.�m

Karl-Heinz Ackermann, Christian Kiesling, Martin Ritter Update PXD Mechanics, Status of MARCO

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What are realistic assumptions for Tcb and Tenv?How important is it to be able to independently choose TCO2 and Tgas?

Thermal Simulations

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75 µmDCD: 1.5 WDHP: 0.5 W

Tcb = -20 ºCTenv = -15 ºC

1 m/s

Tmax = 10 ºC∆TSensor = 25 ºC

Tcb = -7 ºCTenv = -20 ºC

1 m/s

Tmax = 0.5 ºC∆TSensor = 5 ºC

Carlos Marinas

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Remote Vacuum Connection

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First ideas presented by K. Gadow on June 1st- several discussions with KEK vacuum experts leading to small modifications of the design

Decision to build mock-up at DESY taken on June 26th - production of parts in DESY central workshop has started- aim to have first results ~ by end of August / beginning of September

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SummaryWork on thermal mock-up progressing well albeit with some delay- have to bring XFEL cooler into operation- finalize mock-up and connect to XFEL cooler to get some first experience

In parallel preparations to build CO2 cooling systems for Belle II are ongoing at DESY- soon have to agree on exact specifications

‣ CO2 part

‣ Chiller

Components for remote vacuum connection mock-up are being produced in DESY workshop- first results with mock-up expected ~ end of August / mid September

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