STAVE QA: LASER UPDATE William Heidorn, Jie Yu Iowa State University

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STAVE QA: LASER UPDATE William Heidorn, Jie Yu Iowa State University ISU Weekly Meeting August 9, 2017

Laser Scanning Last week I spent some time learning about how to use the laser scanning apparatus and software. Here are some links to resources that are very informative https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Sandbox/LaserScanningMethod How scanning works with links to most of what is needed to understand stave apparatus setup Currently there is a page for calibration so in the next week I will be compiling Boping’s notes and uploading them. https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Sandbox/PlottingInRoot A set of instructions to plot and work with the raw data from excel

Practice Scanning I scanned the stave twice with various coins on the surface. Between the scans I removed some of the coins and added them in different places. I used some of Carlos’ root codes to draw the stave and look at the different scans and their subtraction

Stave Scans with Coins- (5 different coins can you identify them all?)

Subtracted Scan (with coin labels) Spanish Dollar Quarters Pennies Dime Nickel Plastic Bump

Finding the peaks Using the scpeaks.C program on both subtracted scans

Coin Comparisons Nickel Back: Thickness = 1.95 mm; Diameter = 21.21 mm; Quarter: Thickness = 1.75 mm; Diameter = 24.26 mm;

Coin Comparisons cont. Penny Face: Thickness = 1.52 mm; Diameter = 19 mm;

Future Stave QA work Current Goal: Continue filling in the laser scanning twiki and then work on compiling data for the thermal imaging portion. At some point When more novec fluid arrives calibrate the flow rate Do a full practice run laser scan Look at cleaning up laser scanning LabVIEW code Long term stave core analysis?

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