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The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

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Page 1: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC:The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC:fault tree and corrective measuresfault tree and corrective measures

Ph. Lebrun

Risk Analysis Review CommitteeCERN, 5 March 2009

Page 2: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

Absence of soldering

Resistance 200 nOhm Bad contact with stabilizer

No sensitive detection on bus bar

Thermal runaway

Meltdown, open circuit

Power converter fast discharge

Electrical arc

Fault tree [1/3]Fault tree [1/3]

Electro-thermal model

Observed on

magnet

Page 3: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

Fault tree [2/3]Fault tree [2/3]

Electrical arc

Beam pipe perforation

He vessel perforation Soot

He discharge in insulation vacuum

Contamination by soot

Inadequate sizing of relief devices

(MCI)

Pressurization of vacuum enclosures

Mechanical damage to MLI

Contamination by MLI

ODH in tunnel

Blast

Trip AUG

Loss of beam vacuum

Break vent door

Page 4: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

Fault tree [3/3]Fault tree [3/3]

Pressurization of vacuum enclosures

Pressure forces on vacuum barriers

Plastic deformation of shells

Buckling of bellows

Rupture of supports and ground anchors

Displacement of magnets

Mechanical damage to interconnects

Secondary electrical arcs

Damage to tunnel floor

Used to estimate max pressure

reached

Page 5: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

Absence of soldering

Resistance 200 nOhm Bad contact with stabilizer

No sensitive detection on bus bar

Thermal runaway

Meltdown, open circuit

Power converter fast discharge

Electrical arc

Corrective measures [1/3]Corrective measures [1/3]

Measurement of joint resistance (calorimetry & electrical)

Additional quench detection on bus

bars

Page 6: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

Absence of soldering

Resistance 200 nOhm Bad contact with stabilizer

No sensitive detection on bus bar

Thermal runaway

Meltdown, open circuit

Power converter fast discharge

Electrical arc

Corrective measures [1/3]Corrective measures [1/3]

Measurement of joint resistance (calorimetry & electrical)

Additional quench detection on bus

bars

Mechanical clamping of joints?

Page 7: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

Corrective measures [2/3]Corrective measures [2/3]

Electrical arc

Beam pipe perforation

He vessel perforation Soot

He discharge in insulation vacuum

Contamination by soot

Inadequate sizing of relief devices

(MCI)

Pressurization of vacuum enclosures

Mechanical damage to MLI

Contamination by MLI

ODH in tunnel

Blast

Trip AUG

Loss of beam vacuum

Break vent door

Revised MCINew relief devices

Harden AUG

Harden vent door

Page 8: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

Corrective measures [2/3]Corrective measures [2/3]

Electrical arc

Beam pipe perforation

He vessel perforation Soot

He discharge in insulation vacuum

Contamination by soot

Inadequate sizing of relief devices

(MCI)

Pressurization of vacuum enclosures

Mechanical damage to MLI

Contamination by MLI

ODH in tunnel

Blast

Trip AUG

Loss of beam vacuum

Break vent door

Revised MCINew relief devices

Harden AUG

Harden vent door

Trigger q-valves?

Fire q-heaters?

Page 9: The Sector 3-4 incident at the LHC: fault tree and corrective measures Ph. Lebrun Risk Analysis Review Committee CERN, 5 March 2009

Corrective measures [3/3]Corrective measures [3/3]

Pressurization of vacuum enclosures

Pressure forces on vacuum barriers

Plastic deformation of shells

Buckling of bellows

Rupture of supports and ground anchors

Displacement of magnets

Mechanical damage to interconnects

Secondary electrical arcs

Damage to tunnel floor

Reinforce ground anchors