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Neutrino Platform Proximity Cryogenics Functional Design M.Chalifour 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 2

14/04/2016 Outline M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI Intro Project Requirements Configuration management 3D Configuration models Interfaces (ICD/IS) Modes of Operations Process and Instrument Diagram (P&ID) P&IDs in the various modes of operations 3

Introduction The scope of the tender is the design, procurement, fabrication and installation of the following items: SBN-FD (NP-01) Proximity Cryogenics. ProtoDUNE Dual Phase (NP-02) Proximity and External Cryogenics (liquid storages and the LAr circulation pumps excluded). SBND (NP-03) Proximity Cryogenics (installation is optional). ProtoDUNE Single Phase (NP-04) Proximity and External Cryogenics (liquid storages and the LAr circulation pumps excluded). The tender is issued with a Functional Specification, (e.g. we do not supply pipe/valve sizes, etc.). The Internal Cryogenics is NOT part of this tender for any project. The warm piping is NOT part of this tender for any project. The P&IDs for NP-02, NP-03, NP-04 are as identical as possible. NP- 01 is different: it reflects the old ICARUS P&ID as much as possible. 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 4

Main document: Functional Specifications. P&IDs. 3D Configuration Models Interface control document (ICD), Interface sheets and drawings. 5 Applicable documents supplied for the tender 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

6 Requirements for SBN-FD NP.01 Required ParameterValue LAr purity in cryostat>3 ms electron lifetime (<100 ppt O2 equivalent) Verifiable contamination levels for LAr delivery O2 < 1 ppm, H2O < 1 ppm, N2 < 2 ppm Max Design Over-Pressure350 mbarg (~5 psig) Operating gas pressure150 mbar (~2 psig) with +/- 5% (~0.1 psig) Vacuum tightness Localized leaks < mbar x liters / s Global leak rate < mbar x liters / s Minimum inner dimensions cryostat 3600 mm (Transv) x mm (Para) x 3900 mm (H) (-0 mm +10mm for all dimensions) Cool-down rate≈ 2 K/hr (5 days to cool to LAr temperature) TPCs max gradients < 70 K < 50 K (vertically) LAr recirculation rate1.56 kg/s per T300 module (one volume / week) Purification TechniquePump down to vacuum and fill with purified LAr LAr flow speeds (convection)< 20 cm / sec Minimum depth of liquid argon3783 mm (From the floor) Total liquid argon mass 377 ton / T300 module Maximum static heat leak <10 W/m 2 (Sides/Floor) 10 W/m 2 (Roof) 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

ParameterValueNotes GAr purge flow rate88 m 3 /hrFrom 1.2 m/hr Maximum cool-down rate TPC 40 K/hr 10 K/m T sensors to be defined and placed by Internal Cryogenics/Detector Maximum Delta T between any two points in the detector 50 K T sensors to be defined and placed by Internal Cryogenics/Detector Design Pressure1345 mbarDesign Pressure Operating gas pressure1000 mbarOperating gas pressure LAr filling flow rate (*)18 l/minAssuming 2 trucks/day (**) Cryostat static heat leak3.0 kWGAr boil-off (18 g/s) Other heat loads (estimate)5.0 kWTotal estimate is ~ 8 kW LAr circulation (5 days turnover)1.63 kg/sNominal value (1 pump) Max emptying (w both LAr pumps)3.2 kg/sLimited by size of tank/truck Condenser size16 kW Requirements for ProtoDUNE NP.02 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 7

8 Required Parameter for CryogenicsValue LAr purity in cryostat3 ms electron lifetime (100 ppt O2 equivalent) Nitrogen contaminationLess than 2 ppm (to coincide with T600) Design Pressure345 mbarg (~5 psig) Operating gas pressure70 mbar (~1 psig) with +/- 5% (~0.05 psig) GAr Piston purge rate of rise1.2 m/hr Membrane cool-down rateFrom manufacturer (most likely < K/hr) TPCs cool-down rate < 40 K/hr < 10 K/m (vertically) Mechanical load on TPC The LAr or the gas jet pressure shall not apply a mechanical load to the TPC greater than 200 Pascal Nominal LAr purification flow rate (filling/ops)1 volume change/day 0.88 kg/s All surfaces in the ullage during operations< 100 K Convective currents inside cryostat< 10 cm/s GAr purge within insulation (From LBNF) 1 volume change/day of the open space between insulation panels Condenser cooling powerBased on fill with LAr (~25 kW) Grounding and noise requirement Electrical isolation from cryostat. Approval by SBND committee supervising detector and building grounding Requirements for SBND NP.03 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

ParameterValueNotes GAr purge flow rate88 m 3 /hrFrom 1.2 m/hr Maximum cool-down rate TPC 40 K/hr 10 K/m T sensors to be defined and placed by Internal Cryogenics/Detector Maximum Delta T between any two points in the detector 50 K T sensors to be defined and placed by Internal Cryogenics/Detector LAr filling flow rate (*)18 l/minAssuming 2 trucks/day (**) Cryostat static heat leak3.0 kWGAr boil-off (18 g/s) Other heat loads (estimate)5.0 kWTotal estimate is ~ 8 kW LAr circulation (5 days turnover)1.63 kg/sNominal value (1 pump) Max emptying (w both LAr pumps)3.2 kg/sLimited by size of tank/truck Condenser size16 kW 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 9 * Value might be limited by the pressure inside the LAr storage dewar. ** We need to contact the supplier to confirm availability of 2 trucks/day of LAr. Requirements for ProtoDUNE NP.04

Product Breakdown Structure The product deliverables are breakdown into a PBS: The PBS is organized in a product tree The PBS is the support to the configuration management (P&ID, 3D, ICD) The PBS is the support to the documentation 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 10 Neutrino Platform Proximity Cryogenics Project name/identification PBS proposal # ResponsibleSupport Accountabl eLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Component nameComments Proximity Cryogenic NP NP00 Commoncommon components to the NP Proximity Cryogenics facilities SBFD NP01NP0100 ProtoDUNE NP02NP0200 NP0230A1Transfer Line A1in-between the Lar tank and the TLA2 manifold SBND NP03NP0300 ProtoDUNE NP04NP0400

Configuration management: PBS/3D/P&ID/ICD 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 11

Annex 5 ICD: Example of Interface sheet 1/5 (From NP-04) 12 Process parameters of the lines connected to the valve boxes: -Port name and type. -Process pipe or not. -Description. -Dimensions  Vendor’s task. -Maximum allowable conditions (Pressure and Temperature). -Operating conditions (Pressure, Temperature, Flow rate). -Maximum mechanical loads  Vendor’s task. ICDs will be detailed by David 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

Annex 3 3D models 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI NP.01 NP.04 3D models will be detailed by Barry and Joaquim 13 NP.02 NP.03

Annex 6: NP-04 Cryogen supply (Sheet 3/3) 14 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

NP-04 LAr/GAr Filtration (Sheet 2/3) 15 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

NP-04 Cryostat (Sheet 1/3) 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 16

Modes of operation for NP.01 1) Pumping down / Purge  Vacuum pumps (turbo molecular pumps) are connected to the cold vessels and the argon circuit up to the Larg tank, around 2 months is needed of pumping to achieve 10-4mb, then pressurization of the cold with GAr (from liquid phase). 2) Cool down  The thermal screen is cool down with LN2 circulating pump forced flow, the cold vessels and the detectors are cool down in free convection flow. The pressurization of the cold vessels are regulated with the LArg Tank.  In addition at around 180K the filters and the condensers are cool down with the second LN2 circulating pump. 3) Filling  Once the cryostats and TPC are cold, LAr is introduced in the cryostat. 4) Normal operations  LAr is continuously passed through a purifier by means of an external LAr pump (1 per module but inter-connected).  Boil-off GAr is recondensed outside of the cryostat and purified before being reintroduced as LAr. 5) Emptying  At the end of the operations (or if/when maintenance on the tank is needed), the tank is emptied and the LAr removed /04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

NP.02, NP.03, NP.4 Modes of operation 1) Piston Purge  GAr is slowly flown from the bottom of the tank to push the impurities out from the top. 2) Cool down  A mix of GAr and LAr is flown into sprayers to generate a mist of small liquid droplets that are moved around by another set of sprayers flowing GAr only. 3) Filling  Once the cryostat and TPC are cold, LAr is introduced in the cryostat. 4) Steady state operations (normal and abnormal)  LAr is continuously passed through a purifier by means of an external LAr pump (2 are installed for redundancy, but only one is in use).  Boil-off GAr is recondensed outside of the cryostat and purified before being reintroduced as LAr. 5) Emptying  At the end of the operations (or if/when maintenance on the tank is needed), the tank is emptied and the LAr removed /04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

NP-04 1a) Purge in Open Loop 19 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

NP-04 1b) Purge in Closed Loop 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 20

NP-04 2) Cool down 21 EDMS: /04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

NP-04 3) Filling 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI 22

NP-04 4) Normal Operations 23 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI

14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI NP-02 4) Normal Operations with a Cold Compressor 24

NP-04 5) Emptying 25 14/04/2016 M. Chalifour - TE/CRG-CI