R2E – Experience and Outlook for LS1

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R2E – Experience and Outlook for LS1 G. Spiezia for the R2E Project !!! Many Thanks To Everybody !!!

Overview Radiation levels and source terms Failures observed during 2012 What’s to be expected for LS1

R2E Mitigation Strategy 1st Safety Critical Immediate Relocation 2nd Shielding “Fast” & Global Improvement Highest Impact on Operation: Relocation Shielding 3rd Most Sensitive Relocation Shielding New Design 4th Remaining

Radiation levels and scaling

Radiation Levels Predictions versus Observations (scaled to exp. lumi) …and Today 1.1x108 1.8x107 1.2x108 1.8x107 Decrease: TCL closed 5.5x107 Increase: Tight Collimators 3.0x107 2.6x108 6.5x107 Critical areas well within predictions for radiation levels Operational parameters can have important impact Other areas not to be forgotten: e.g, UX45 2011: 2.6x106 2012: almost 2x107cm-2 Quick explanation: monitors (various) + operation (Lumi + Losses) Good agreement with predictions + P4 behaviour Showing also doses in the DS/ARC?

Effect of Operation Leakage into DS Cells 7-10: ~10Gy <Cell17: ~1Gy Currently relatively low vacuum activity ?How will this possibly change with 25ns?

Failures analysis

Information collection R2E weekly shift to collect information Analysis Radiation levels at the failure location Failure mode and comparison with the rad-test Rate of the failures Iteration with the equipment owners What we store: Location Date-Time failure Equipment/Component Consequence of the failure Beam fill

Information collection Rad WG web site-Detail Post Mortem Database Link with the fill number Details on radiation failure

Mitigation Measures XMas 2011 Shielding thanks to EN/MEF P1 (UJ 14/16) – various equipments Gain factor ~2. Take into account shielding efficiency and radiation level increases. Relocation Cryogenic equipment from Point 4/6/8 B/P/WIC equipment from UJ56 US85 EN/EL UPS from UJ56 No events anymore Equipment actions QPS: Fw, Hw updates EPC: Fw updates CRYO: Hw updates (Temperature sens)

Failure Overview Dump Confirmed Dump TBC No Dump No Dump TBC Status November 2012 Dump Confirmed Dump TBC No Dump No Dump TBC 58 10 36 7 Destructive failures 17 1 4 PM-DB Extraction -> slope for this year Area/Equipment (both for confirmed/possible) -> Ruben help!

QPS Locations: UJ14/16, UJ56, RRs P1/P7, DS Failure types: Dump Dump/TBC No Dump No Dump/ TBC 32 2 22 1 Locations: UJ14/16, UJ56, RRs P1/P7, DS Failure types: Digital detection system for nQPS (very few) 600A protection (DSP based system) uFIP communication DAQ&uFip: no dump but required access Mitigations: New DAQ system under design (FPGA) Firmware upgrades BricoFip (mid-term)/NanoFip (long-term) Main Impact: caused most of the R2E dumps

QPS – Detail 2011: 3.5 dumps per fb-1 2012: 1.4 dumps per fb-1 1/3 of errors in UJ14/16/56 © R. Denz, J. Steckert R2E consolidation 2012: 27 R2E trips during stable beam >LS1: with all foreseen measures in place: 1 Observed failures & Analysis

Power Converter Locations: UJs, RRs, ARC Status November 2012 Dump Dump/TBC No Dump No Dump/ TBC 14 11 Locations: UJs, RRs, ARC Failure types (only confirmed ones kept in follow-up): 600A: Aux Power Supply [14 events] FGC [10 events] 120A failure [1 event] Mitigations: AC/DC power supply problem understood, corrected during LS1 New FGClite design (on-going) Radiation tolerant power converters (started) Main Impact: Many destructive failures Observed failures & Analysis

Cryo Locations: UJ56, UJ76, UX45, US85 Failure types Mecos AMB Dump Dump/TBC No Dump No Dump/ TBC 4 2 1 Locations: UJ56, UJ76, UX45, US85 Failure types Mecos AMB Profibus communications Mitigations AMB case (UX45, UX65, US85): Relocation under study [Mecos, S2M] Profibus: Relocation from UJs during LS1 31 events mitigated due to autoreset Main Impact Important contribution to R2E downtime

Vacuum Locations: UJ76, UX45 Failure types Mitigations Dump Dump/TBC No Dump No Dump/ TBC 4 3 Locations: UJ76, UX45 Failure types Loss of the PLC control (soft) Power supply (destructive failures) Mitigations Relocation from UJ76

EN/EL Locations: US85 Failure types Mitigations IGBT failure Dump Dump/TBC No Dump No Dump/ TBC 1 Locations: US85 Failure types IGBT failure Mitigations Relocation from US85 to UA83 Remain REs Recently tested at H4

Collimation control Locations: UJ16, UJ56 Failure types Mitigations: Dump Dump/TBC No Dump No Dump/ TBC 1 2 Locations: UJ16, UJ56 Failure types Loss of communication Mitigations: Relocation

RF Equipment Locations: UX45 Failure types Mitigations Power supply Dump Dump/TBC No Dump No Dump/ TBC 1 2 Locations: UX45 Failure types Power supply Vacuum gauge Mitigations Cases are still under investigations Radiation effects to confirm

Access system Locations: P1, P5 Failure types Mitigations Main Impact Dump Dump/TBC No Dump No Dump/ TBC 5 Locations: P1, P5 Failure types Functionality loss of the MAD/PAD system Difficult to relate to Radiation Higher failure rate in exposed areas Mitigations Relocation Main Impact Downtime during access

Downtime due to Failures A preliminary analysis was done taking into account RadWG list PM database and e-logbook entries Time interval between beam fills Manual iteration  avoid downtime due to other failures

Downtime Analysis Total R2E related downtime ~250h-300h Mainly based on dump cases (others difficult to track) Status November 2012 Update of table -> Petra

Summary and outlook for >LS1

What Changes After LS1 Main impacted systems – observed failure signatures: Equipment Upgrades New developments Relocation (UJs, US85, UX45 partly) Shielding (RRs) Remaining (future) commercial systems: Full relocation (except REs) No new installation in critical areas without radiation tests & developments Equipment inventory for P4 (UX45) Enormous Effort during LS1 Power-Converters (Tunnel + RRs) P4 remaining (25ns?) QPS and other tunnel equipment (incl. future requirements)

What Remains After LS1 Tunnel Equipment: DS/ARC will be more and more loaded Long-term damage to be considered in cells 8-13 Impact of 25ns operation to be evaluated Future upgrades/changes/new installations RRs & Power Converters FGClite prototype available, available in time and to be deployed Power-part R&D started & component tests on-going Areas to be watched UX45, UX65, UX25, UJ/UA23, UJ/UA87 (+REs) Observed failures & Analysis

What do we expect for LS1 10-20 Expected Dumps Equipment Dump 2012 >LS1 Expectations QPS 31 5 Power Converter 14 3 Cryo 4 1 EN/EL Vacuum 2 Collimation Other   10-20 Expected Dumps

R2E: Past/Present/Future 2012 SEE Failure Analysis Status November 2012 Several shielding campaigns prior 2011 + Relocations ‘on the fly’ + Equipment Upgrades 2011 ~12 dumps per fb-1 2011/12 xMasBreak ‘Early’ Relocation + Additional Shielding + Equipment Upgrades ~3 dumps per fb-1 2012 R2E-Project aiming for … >LS1 (nominal -> ultimate) < 0.5 dump per fb-1 Extract latest PM-DB plot Equipment relocations @ 4 LHC Points (>100 Racks, >60 weeks of work) Additional shielding Critical system upgrades (QPS, FGC)

Conclusions 2011, xMasBreak and previous actions very efficient 2012 Failures Within Chamonix predictions … and the winner is: QPS + EPC (+Cryo) LS1: ~10-20 dump events Mitigations Enormous relocation campaign (4+ Points) Remaining shielding Numerous system upgrades (QPS, EPC) To be taken into account Long-Term Damage & 25ns Operation Long-Term damage -> rad levels TID in DS

THANK YOU

Back-up

Radiation Levels Predictions based on the integrated luminosity for many critical areas Cum lumi (fb-1) 2011 2012 ATLAS 5.3 23.1 CMS 5.4 ALICE 4.8 (pb-1) 9.7 (pb-1) LHCb 1.2 2.2 Cumulated lumi ~1.5x larger than initially foreseen for 2012 Quick explanation: monitors (various) + operation (Lumi + Losses) Good agreement with predictions + P4 behaviour Showing also doses in the DS/ARC?

UJ: Effect of Operation High Energy Hadron Fluence [F/cm-2] Area 2011 2012 2011/fb-1 2012/fb-1 Comments UJ14 2.8*108 1.4*108 5.1x107 7.9x106 Physics deb. UJ16 2.2*108 1.1*108 4.2x107 6.2x106 UJ23 1.5*106 2.6*106 2.8x105 (*) 1.5x105 (*) Injection UJ56 3.9*107 1.3*108 7.2x106 7.3x106 UJ76 6.4*106 6.0*107 1.2x106 (*) 3.4x106 (*) Collimation UJ87 3.0*106 5.7x105 (*) (*) = ATLAS/CMS luminosity P1: decrease by factor of 6x, thanks to additional shielding P7: increase due to tight collimator settings P2/8: reduction because of cleaner injections in the LHC

RR: Effect of Operation High Energy Hadron Fluence [F/cm-2] Area 2011 2012 2011/fb-1 2012/fb-1 Comments RR13 7.2*106 1.4x107 1.4x106 7.9x105 Physics deb. RR17 8.4*106 2.0x107 1.6x106 1.1x106 RR53 1.2*107 2.3x106 RR57 1.0*107 1.9x106 RR73 7.7*106 4.2x107 1.5x106 (*) 2.4x106 (*) Collimation RR77 1.1*107 2.1x107 2.1x106 (*) 1.2x106 (*) (*) = ATLAS/CMS luminosity P1/5: decrease up to a factor of 2x (1.5-2x) due to TCL.4 closure P7: asymmetry L/R (also observed in operation)

UX: Effect of Operation High Energy Hadron Fluence [F/cm-2] Area 2011 2012 2011/fb-1 2012/fb-1 Comments UX45 2.6*106 1.4x107 4.3x105 (*) 8.2x105 (*) Beam-gas UX65 N/A ~1.x106 UX85 2.1*108 2.8x108 1.7x108 (**) 1.6x108 (**) Physics deb. US85 4.4*107 7.0x107 3.7x107 (**) 4.1x107 (**) (*) = ATLAS/CMS luminosity (**) = LHCb luminosity P4: increase, beam-gas coupled with higher cumulative current in the machine How much can/will it go up in view of 25ns operation?

Predictions for >LS1 Areas HEH Fluence 2012 Nominal Lumi =50fb-1 Lumi=100fb-1 UJ14/16 1.60E+08 3.95E+08 7.90E+08 RR13/17 2.50E+07 5.00E+07 1.00E+08 UJ56 1.50E+08 3.65E+08 7.30E+08 RR53/57 UJ76 6.00E+07 1.70E+08 3.40E+08 RR73/77 1.20E+08 2.40E+08 UX85b 3.50E+08 3.52E+08 US85 8.80E+08 9.02E+07   TID DS 25 50 100 ARC 1 2 © M. Calviani & MCWG

Cryogenics xMasBreak Actions very efficient Mecos AMB Events (P4/8) © A. Suraci et al. TE-CRG-OA 2011 2012 2.3 1.9 0.7 1.5 - 4.3 4.3 3.2 CV891/fb-1 Better cleaning/control of the beam ? Observed failures & Analysis xMasBreak Actions very efficient Mecos AMB Events (P4/8) TS2/3 Period interesting

Downtime analysis Example Beam Stop (Next Beam Ramp) Delay [h:m] Accounted [h:m] shadow Manual Change Access (yes/no) Dump Group Point Area Failure Type Comment Date (2012) TimeStamp Next Date (2012) Next 10-Apr 06:48:55 15:54:00 09:05:05 04:50:00   yes QPS 5 UJ56 Protection 600A 16-Apr 14:21:54 17:57:00 03:35:06 00:40:00 no EPC 7 ARCs FGC COD 19-Apr 10:10:00 17:39:00 07:29:00 02:00:00 DS DAQ system during access to RF

Mitigation Measures LS1-details Equipment actions Cryo. Relocation of the AMB from UX45 Better distribution of the charge for 24V DC QPS. Relocation from UJs Firmware update (RR) DSP replaced by FPGA Auto reset of MicroFip  Then, NanoFip