MPI-ATL Calor Meeting 7-Sep-2009 H. Oberlack MPI für Physik, Munich

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MPI-ATL Calor Meeting 7-Sep-2009 H. Oberlack MPI für Physik, Munich LHC Machine Status: M.Lamont ATLAS Open Executive Board 27-Aug-2009 http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=52948 MPI-ATL Calor Meeting 7-Sep-2009 H. Oberlack MPI für Physik, Munich

Initial operating energy of the LHC Operating at 7 TeV com with a dipole energy extraction time of 50s Simulations show that safety against thermal runaway under conservative assumed assumptions of worst case conditions for the copper quality and no cooling to the copper stabilizer from the gaseous helium Operating at 10 TeV with a dipole energy extraction time of 68s Simulations show that safety against thermal runaway under conservative assumed assumptions of worst case conditions for the copper quality, and with estimated cooling to the stabilizer from the gaseous helium Decision: Operation initially at 7 TeV com (energy extraction time of 50s) with a safety factor of more than 2 for the worst stabilizers. During this time monitor carefully all quenches to gain additional information. Then operate at 9 – 10 TeV com. Steve Myers 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010

Peak luminosity 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010

Operation - assumptions Fill length: 8 hours Turnaround time: 5 hours 20 hours luminosity lifetime 30 day months. 40% machine availability Nominal crossing angle assumed for 50 ns. Total intensity limited to around 12% of nominal No squeeze beyond 2 m. with 156 bunches, crossing angle off - conservative NB: BIG ERROR BARS – BALL PARK FIGURES ONLY 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010

Beam commissioning Global machine checkout Essential 450 GeV commissioning Machine protection commissioning 1 450 GeV collisions Ramp commissioning to 1 TeV System/beam commissioning Machine protection commissioning 2 3.5 TeV beam & first collisions Full machine protection qualification System/beam commissioning Pilot physics 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010

Possible evolution Physics at 3.5 TeV beta* = 2m. no crossing angle, 156 bunches Step up Ramp, squeeze, ramp to 4-5 TeV beta* = 2m. no crossing angle, 156 bunches Ramp, squeeze at 4.5 TeV beta* = 2 m crossing angle, 50 ns 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010

Plugging in the numbers with a step in energy Month OP scenario Max number bunch Protons per bunch Min beta* Peak Lumi Integrated % nominal events/X 1 Beam commissioning 2 Pilot physics combined with commissioning 43 3 x 1010 4 8.6 x 1029 ~200 nb-1 3 5 x 1010 2.4 x 1030 ~1 pb-1 156 1.7 x 1031 ~9 pb-1 2.5 5a No crossing angle 7 x 1010 3.4 x 1031 ~18 pb-1 3.4 0.8 5b No crossing angle – pushing bunch intensity 1 x 1011 6.9 x 1031 ~36 pb-1 4.8 1.6 6 Shift to higher energy: approx 4 weeks Would aim for physics without crossing angle in the first instance with a gentle ramp back up in intensity 7 4 – 5 TeV (5 TeV luminosity numbers quoted) 4.9 x 1031 ~26 pb-1 8 50 ns – nominal crossing angle 144 4.4 x 1031 ~23 pb-1 3.1 1.1 9 50 ns 288 8.8 x 1031 ~46 pb-1 6.2 10 432 1.3 x 1032 ~69 pb-1 9.4 11 9 x 1010 2.1 x 1032 ~110 pb-1 12 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010

Latest Schedule Katy Foraz 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010

LHC 2009 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010

LHC 2010 – very draft 2009: 1 month commissioning 2010: 1 month pilot & commissioning 3 month 3.5 TeV 1 month step-up 5 month 4 - 5 TeV 1 month ions 27-08-09 LHC - 2009/2010