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H. MAINAUD DURAND on behalf of the CLIC active pre-alignement team with 3D views and data from Hubert Gerwig, Richard Rosing and Juha Kemppinen Pre-alignment status MDI meeting, 02/09/2011

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MDI meeting, 02/09/2011. Pre-alignment status. SUMMARY Monitoring of QD0 Study on cam movers on a 5 DOF setup. Monitoring of QD0. Concept. 4 Reference Rings (RR) located at each extremity of QD0, supported from outer tube 6 radial spokes per RR. In two steps: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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H. MAINAUD DURAND

on behalf of the CLIC active pre-alignement team

with 3D views and data from Hubert Gerwig, Richard Rosing and Juha Kemppinen

Pre-alignment status

MDI meeting, 02/09/2011

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SUMMARY

Monitoring of QD0

Study on cam movers on a 5 DOF setup

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Monitoring of QD0

Concept 4 Reference Rings (RR) located at each extremity of QD0, supported from outer tube 6 radial spokes per RR

RRRR

RR

RR

spok

e

Line of sight for alignment

systems

In two steps:

A monitoring of the position of QD0 w.r.t RR thanks to proximity sensors.(initial calibration of their position performed on a CMM)

A transfer of the position of RR thanks to 6 spokes to alignment systems. By combination of redundant information, the position of the center of 4 RR is computed.

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Concept: alignment systemsRasNik

RasCLIC

laser +beam expander

diffractionplate

pixel imagesensor

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Latest results: choice of material

RR and spokes in Zerodur

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Latest results : design of RR

RR: 6 gage blocks with flat surface, glued between the 2 rings Simulations concerning RR : deformation ~ 1 μm. As we will perform relative measurements, no

impact

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Latest results : design of spokes

Squares rods in zerodur (6 mm x 6 mm), with a length of 200 mm, glued together (final length 1 m)

At the RR extremity of spoke: a hard stainless steel precision ball, pressed against the reference surface of gage block of RR (a screwing concept using torque screw is being studied.

Each spoke is supported by a square aluminium pipe. Flexo, made of silicon rubber will be the link between spoke and pipe, allowing that no radial force is applied, except the load of the bar itself.

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Latest results : status

At the « non-RR » extremity of spoke: RasCLIC and RasNik system will be tested on two beam test modules (169/S-029)

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Latest results : status

First tests will concern the assembly of 1m of zerodur rods: guiding, then heating / thermal expansion behavior

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Integration

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SUMMARY

Monitoring of QD0

Study on cam movers on a 5 DOF setup

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Monitoring of QD0

Why a 5 DOF mock-up to validate cam movers?

In order to have a better knowledge of cam movers and algorithms of repositioning

For the MB quads of Main linac and BDS, we are looking for a resolution and repeatability of adjstument never reached before (below 1 μm). These requirements are not fulfilled on other facilities where cam movers are installed (LCLS @ SLAC, SLS @ PSI).

Cam movers were validated on a 1 DOF setup (where a repeatibility below 1 μm) was reached , but the setup was too rigid to measure resonant frequencies. (Target on the 5 DOF mock-up: first resonant frequency > 50 Hz, in order to be compatible with stabilization requirements).

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Description of 5 DOF mock-up

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Cam movers

Configuration:

5 cam movers in order to provide 5 DOF

A kinematic mount interface below the common support of MB quad support providing a unique solution of interface

4 interface with ground for higher stiffness

Cam mover

s from SLS

Upgraded SLS cam movers:(optimization of clearancesand links between parts)

Cam movers from ZTS vvu Kosice:•A more rigid structure• Higher gear ratio (Worm gearbox ratio = 60,

bearing reducer ratio = 85) • Different worm gear and stepper motor• The stepper motor and the worm gear unit

are coupled to the cam shaft via a zero backlash bearing reducer instead of a planetary gear

• A high resolution absolute rotary angle encoder from Renishaw is directly mounted on the cam shaft

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Latest results

Blank assembly of the setup

Resolution of displacements:

According to the manufacturer, the cam mover’s movement resolution is 3.8’’. Based on this, the 5 DOF setup theoretical resolution in translations is below 1µm and in rotations below 1µrad.

The cam movers were not calibrated before the blank assembly of the 5 DOF setup so the control algorithm cannot be fully exploited. Therefore it was not possible to test the resolution of re-adjustment of all translations and rotations separately.

First tests do however indicate that the re-adjustment resolution of translations are below 2 µm.

But area very noisy: standard deviation of WPS measurements ~ 1.3 μm.

Eigenfrequencies measurements:

Before concrete is added around the plates Several natural frequencies were measured below 50 Hz, coming from the mechanical

plates and their anchoring screws (see edms report n°1152988 from Mechanical Measurement Lab).

A RMS integrated level close to 9 nm at 1 Hz was computed; this confirmed that the area is too noisy for our measurements.

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Next steps

Find a new area Calibration of cam movers Remounting of 5 DOF setup, with higher rigidity of mechanical plates Determination of the first resonant frequencies of the support

Extrapolation at MDI case