Status of HK Water 4th Open Meeting for Hyper-K January

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Status of HK Water 4th Open Meeting for Hyper-K January 28 2014 Hiroyuki Sekiya ICRR, University of Tokyo for the Hyper-K Working Group 2 1

Plumbing in the tanks Slide from the last open HK meeting Additional inlets/outlets at 5 levels of side wall for: *future activities to prevent stagnation *recirculation during initial filling to prevent bacteria from growing Slide from the last open HK meeting

Topic of this talk Make the most of the side wall inlets and outlets to go beyond SK water quality Current activity to prevent stagnation is water flow simulations Recirculation during initial filling requires additional bottom pumps

Water Flow simulation One compartment Software updates: ANSYS GAMBIT2.4.6+Fluent14.5

ID & OD Conditions Reminder ID & OD are dealt as completely separated containers. Because of its symmetrical shape, only 1/4 volume is considered for the simulation. 1,400,000 mesh (xy, and yz symmetry) Inner detector Outer detector Volume 370,000m3 89,000m3 Flow rate 96.7t/h 23.3t/h Number of inlets (outlets) 18 4 Flow rate / inlet (outlet) 5.37t/h 5.82t/h

Water inlets & outlets conditions Reminder Water inlets & outlets conditions Top and bottom Equally distributed per top/bottom cross section ID OD

Heat source conditions Reminder Heat source conditions Base on measured Tochibora temperature Cooling water 10.5oC Supplying water 13.0oC Top level rock 16.7oC Bottom level rock 17.7oC For one compartment Area 47.4kW

SK-like operation Reminder static solutions Reproduces SK supply: bottom, return: top Reproduces SK bottom convection & top stagnation ID  ¼ Temperature →LowE oriented tuning.

Inverse operation Reminder static solutions Whole convection Supply cold water to the top, return: bottom Whole convection uniform detector ID  ¼ Temperature →T2HK oriented tuning.

Water replacement efficiency w/ Time evolution supply: bottom, return: top 15% 45% 55% 75% 40% 60% 75% 85% 10 days 20 days 30 days 40 days Not yet supply cold water to the top, return: bottom 30% 50% 65% 75%

Try to maximize the efficiency using the side wall pipes Two more cases

Comparison with “SK operation” 15% 45% 55% 75% 40% 60% 75% 85% 10 days 20 days 30 days 40 days 30% 45% 60% 75% 25% 30% 55% 70% 80%

Comparison with “SK operation” 15% 45% 55% 75% 40% 60% 75% 85% 10 days 20 days 30 days 40 days 20% 40% 60% 70% 35% 55% 70% 80%

Milder temperature gradient Suppresses the bottom convection region and enlarges lowest energy FV 286.3K 286.2K 286.1K

90 days to fill a tank

60 days filling without recirculation caused 2 months dead + 2 months bad (for lowE) Water transparency [ m ] SK-I SK-III

HK has 2 recirculation systems One is used for the filling, the other can be used for the purification of the filled water!

New bottom pump From 2nd stage Main return pump To 2nd stage Side wall outlets for this level Pump for circulation during the filling period Water level HK Tank Additional pumps should be installed at the bottom

Now pump rooms  L3.4m x W3.7m x 6 must be allocated somewhere near the tanks.

Conclusion Progress on the water flow simulation. Using side wall inlets/outlets Started designing the recirculation mode during the initial filling Additional pump rooms should be caverned

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But there is no pump that can suck 48m of water Pumps should be installed at the bottom Like LBNE CDR arXiv: 1204.2295