PPM: Description of the KM3NeT network by WP H

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PPM: Description of the KM3NeT network by WP H Power status PPM: Description of the KM3NeT network by WP H

DU power

WP F/L Electronic group DOM power Inventory statusPPM expect. KM3NeT Power conversion 1.6 W 1.4 W DOM logic 7 .0 W 4.8 W Signal collection, compass 0.18 W 0.18 W Signal collection, piezo 0.12 W 0.12 W Bases 1.1 W 1.1 W Instruments 1 W 0.3 W Total 11.0 W 7.9 W -> 8.7 W ! WP F/L Electronic group

400 V / 12 V Dimensions 70 mm Ø Vin ≥ 350 V switch on Vin ≤ 315 V switch off Vin nom. 350 V< Vin < 400 V Input polarity ; not sensitive Iin fuse current 500 mA @ 10 ms Iin nom. 24 mA @ 360 V-8.5 W Spike suppres. input 15 nF Max. start up load 1000 µF + 26 W Vout nom. 11 V < Vout < 12 V Vripple < 100 mV Iout switch off < 3 A peak reset @ Vin=0 Ttrafo switch off 50 °C @ 1.5 A reset @ Vin=0 Visol. In-out 4 kV fres @ start 200 kHz fres @ nom. values 65 kHz< fres <140 kHz Storage temperature -10°C < Ta < 60°C Active temperature 10°C < Ta < 40°C Pload 0 W < Pload < 18 W η > 90% Calculated reliability 98.56% for mission time of 15 y and ambient temp. of 15°C. Nikhef - ET

DOMBAR package DU number of floors 20 Floor interval length 40 m TDR p.22 Leader length 100.00 m TDR p.65? with 2 spokes (Bar without DOMs) Floor length 6.00 m total height 900.06 m at a current flow of 0 m/s total height 891.93 m at a current flow of 0.3 m/s Top drift (drag) 116.96 m at a current flow of 0.3 m/s, critical drag < 180 m (TDR p. xx) Top buoyancy -1000 N Syntactic foam of ca. 0.19 m³ Anchor 4338 kg Concrete in air transport weight 7202 kg without deployment tools transport volume ISO container high cube type release from bottom 14.37851 min WP F/L DU-group

Nikhef PaulK

Nikhef - ET

Implications DU Network Power Cu Cross section VEOC Drag Buoyancy Dead- weight Rope cross section Network Power Cu Cross section Cable Transport Deployment Converters Mechanics Connectors Nikhef

VEOC constrains 2 VEOCs, left and right – redundancy, stability Top part , low part, separated by OFM Electrical; 400 V 180 W, daisy chain Optical; OFM on floor 9 Shore RX, TX to OFM OFM-DOM Mechanical; 60 MPa environment no stress in cable small as possible to minimize drag Floor interval 40 m? (= 40.06 m rope, 44 m VEOC) DW – F1 120 m? ( = 40±2 + 40 +40 m rope, 134 m VEOC) Ref. TDR fig. 3.14

VEOC tests Prototype (100 m) delivered by Seacon, cable tested with good results on 400 Bar Connector needed to test, fails 2. Prototype (200 m), cable tested with good results on 600 Bar Connector needed to test, fails (4 positions out of 13) Nikhef

All information 2 wk of March to prepare for Amsterdam. Floorplan Instrumentation Diagram block numbering Diagram SJB distribution Risk analisis Justify the star/single PJB approach Chance on failure MEOC very low: only in shallow water by anchoring and fishing repair within 48 hours 1/3 KM3NeT / failure QA/QC HEOC: low, loss 1 SJB IL: low . Loss 1 DU VEOC: high during deployment, low during operation Switch/DU or switch/VEOC 10kV RWM not available yet Plan to contact ODI (Antonio, Giorgio). Alcatel don’t extend the production of the MVC. Only parallel with 25km cable in between. Future: different device from other partner, with latest constrains. Alternatif: PBF Mario: 2 candidates (Breuker, Heinzinger) about 150000 Euro. MEUST: 30km-coast AC 5kV, 2 cable to shore, to same shore station Ringstructure D=2km DC 48 smf / cable 230 0m depth Nodes connect by penetrators KM3NeT by RWMs All information 2 wk of March to prepare for Amsterdam.

Instrumentation lines ??? Main plan One block: 13 SJB + EMSO Inter distances 180 m Floor area 2.3 km2 EMSO Instrumentation lines ???

Fiber routing 104 DU, 13 SJB + EMSO 8 DU / SJB DU PJB SJB CTA DU DOM 1..20 1 SMF- 1 λ DU 1 SMF- 41 λ 1 SMF- 41 λ SJB local 8 DU / SJB PJB 4 SMF- 83 λ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DOM 1..20 1 SMF- 1 λ DU 1 SMF- 41 λ CTA 1 SMF- 41 λ 56 SMF- 84 λ 1 SMF- 84λ 13 SJB + 1 EMSO / PJB local 1 SMF- 83 λ Based on 44 output multiplexer DWDM-F-100G-1-44-C-A-B01 RWM with 8 positions

Power routing 104 DU, 13 SJB + EMSO 8 DU / SJB DU PJB CTA SJB DU DOM 1..20 2 Cu DOM 1..20 2 Cu DU local 8 DU / SJB PJB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DOM 1..20 2 Cu CTA SJB DOM 1..20 2 Cu DU 13 SJB + 1 EMSO / PJB local Based on 44 output multiplexer DWDM-F-100G-1-44-C-A-B01 RWM with 8 positions

Without instrumentation load Network numbers Without instrumentation load

SJB ? Layout 8 DU Spare connector ? Instrumentation ? Local control ? Switches Monitoring Mechanics Form factor Weight connectors

! SJB distribution Local temperature: -functionality -lifetime DOM : 8.69W Local temperature: -functionality -lifetime DOM inventory (only PPM): Power conversion 1.6 W DOM logic 7 W Signal collection, compass 0.18 W Signal collection, piezo 0.12 W Bases 1.09 W Instruments 1 W Total 11 W !

CTA PJB configuration MVC 1 MVC 2 MVC n MEOC switch LV 400 V 104 DU - 13 SJB 8 DU per SJB 1 SJB for EMSO switch MV 10 kV MVC 2 MVC n 2 power monitor 10 kV PENETRATOR MEOC CTA FO PENETRATORS 1 2 n To be confirmed 1 2 n 57 optical fibers + extra (up to 64) 1 MCDU optical splitter LEGENDA: 1 8 / 1 electro optical coupler 2 n / optical fibers 2 8 / 2 to SJB electrical conductors ODI 10kV ROV Wet Mateable (RWM) Electrical connector 13 8 8 / 8 ODI RWM Optical connector , 8 pos 14 to EMSO ODI RWM Electro-Optical connector ODI RWM Electrical connector INFN/LNS RosannaC

the ODI 10 kV RWM connector is not safe for wet meatability PJB configuration MVC 1 104 DU - 13 SJB 8 DU per SJB 1 SJB for EMSO switch MV 10 kV MVC 2 switch LV 400 V MVC n 2 power monitor 10 kV PENETRATOR MEOC CTA FO PENETRATORS 1 2 n To be confirmed 1 2 n 57 optical fibers + spare (up to 64) 1 MCDU optical splitter 1 8 / 1 All the elements located inside red dotted boxes must be mounted on the same frame and deployed together because up to now the ODI 10 kV RWM connector is not safe for wet meatability electro optical coupler 2 n / 2 8 / 2 to SJB 13 8 8 / 8 14 to EMSO INFN/LNS RosannaC

the ODI 10 kV RWM connector is not safe for wet meatability PJB discussion MVC 1 104 DU - 13 SJB 8 DU per SJB 1 SJB for EMSO switch MV 10 kV MVC 2 switch LV 400 V MVC n 2 power monitor / control 10 kV PENETRATOR MEOC CTA FO PENETRATORS 1 2 n To be confirmed 1 2 n 57 optical fibers + spare (up to 64) 1 MCDU optical splitter 1 8 / 1 All the elements located inside red dotted boxes must be mounted on the same frame and deployed together because up to now the ODI 10 kV RWM connector is not safe for wet meatability electro optical coupler 2 n / 2 8 / 2 to SJB 13 8 8 / 8 14 to EMSO

Discussion Connectors: Apparatus to apparatus Connection cables Start up power: To start the control part first Chargable battery driven 400 V 100 – 10000 V Low power 12 V battery Control

Main characteristics

Remarks MVC Alcatel don’t extend the production Other interested parties: Heinzinger (G), Bruker (G), PBF (NL) 10 kV ROV Wetmateable not validated (yet) Antonio & Giorgio contact ODI How many instrumentation strings Couldbe build on a SJB? Power of the instrumentation? Possibility to timesharing? Adjusting power of the DOM KM3NeT and PPM phase are different! For WP F/L Item U ..V= , ± I ..mA Ip ..mA Fp ..Hz Tp ..ms To Rosanna or Eric