CBM Project Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR, Darmstadt

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CBM Project Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR, Darmstadt CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta 15-17 February 2018

FAIR Construction on Track 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR picture taken February 7th, 2018

Major External Milestones for CBM G014 (CBM building) shell completed Nov ‘20 installation window Dec ‘21 to Mar ‘22 transition to ‘user mode’ Dec ‘22 Cryogenics and Accelerator Cryogenics ready in G014 Mar ’23 SIS-100 ready for beam Apr ‘24 HEBT ready for beam Aug ‘24 SIS-100 pilot beam Nov ’24 SIS-100 ‘1 user, low intensity’ Feb’ 25 Notes: - during ‘installation window’ building is still in ‘construction site’ mode - only very basic ventilation and power services available - mainly useful for bringing in robust mechanical structures Cryo plant still on commissioning Depending on whom one asks first opportunistic test beam (few hours parasitic to SIS-100 commissioning) might start between Jul and Nov ‘24. Go for CBM M11 Mar’24 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

FAIR Schedule: SIS100 and CBM Slide shown on Spring 17 CBM Week in plenary on 23rd March 2017 The CBM bottom line: Dec 2021 to Jul 2022 1st installation window Dec 2022 Building acceptance Dec 2022 to Jun 2024 Installation & commissioning w/o beam Jun 2024 to Mar 2025 Commissioning beam from SIS100  Schedule Stable 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

CBM Construction Planning I Construction planning priorities get it right get it in time  use the available time wisely  always remember: construction can only be spend once Ensure that responsibilities are all defined essential dependencies are understood essential decision points are defined 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

Example: STS Construction Flow 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

CBM Construction Planning II Milestones have clear list of objectives and acceptance criteria follow a modular approach (handle sub-topics separately) use several levels M5: CDR (conceptual design) M6: PDR (e.g. full 3D model) M7: FDR (e.g. manufacturing drawings) (aka PRR) M8: FOS (First-of-Series acceptance) M9: FAT (Factory acceptance test) M10: SAT (Site acceptance test  ready for installation) M11: Ready for beam Notes: - apply the levels as appropriate for an entity - define clear objectives and acceptance criteria - there are several M10 per detector: mechanics, services, detectors 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

Example: STS Milestones M6 (PDR) LDO ASIC Feb ‘18 STS-XYTER V2.1 updates Mar ‘18 STS-XYTER final Nov ’18 STS core (‘... the big one...’) Nov ’18 M7 (FDR/PRR) sensors Apr ‘18 LDO ASIC STS-XYTER ASIC Jan ‘19 FEB Apr ‘19 micro cables Apr ‘19 ROB/POB and 12 more .... (services, mechanical key structures,....) 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

CBM Construction Planning III change planning mode ... there is no need to impress anymore with aggressive time scales anymore (as we tried so often in the past) we’ll be finally judged by the quality of the detectors, and not by how many year we were early, as long we stay in time ... and use the time wisely do proper long term testing (long = 1 year) do proper beam testing (mCBM, ....) Examples of schedule updates STS: STS-XYTER PDR after mCBM 2018 run (Nov ‘18) TOF: counter PRR after 20 weeks STAR-BESII (Jun ‘19) 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

CBM Installation Planning It’s also time to review the installation planning Separate between Mechanics could/should be brought in during installation window (Dec ‘21) Services (LV/HV, gas, cooling) installed in service areas, can start on Dec ‘22 Detectors usually done after services are in place (test after install) in general starting in Q2’23 Plan Pre-Assembly activities at FAIR that covers all activities on FAIR site, but outside of Cave e.g. RICH mirror mounting or MUCH station assembly Space must be allocated now !! 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR CBM MUCH Specifics Consolidate Station 1+2 planning steps toward st 1+2 PRR include new HV concept and it’s validation potentially separate between chamber and readout Setup station 3+4 planning timeline and criteria for CDR involve external experts on CDR Setup pre-assembly planning what needs to be done at FAIR site ? are there significant activities outside of Cave area ? Review Assembly sequence is a field map with mounted MUCH absorber needed ? (this is the 500 pound gorilla dictating the time planning around the magnet) 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

Late and Next Milestone Report Report on Late and Next-to-come Milestones now send monthly to CBM TB 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

Progress Summary for Higher-Ups Frist Draft of an ‘all-in-one-slide’ overall status summary shown in ECE on February 12th 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

... and a Final Word Don’t equate planning == reporting ! Yes, the higher-ups love look at milestone-trend-analysis But key purpose of planning is to help us ! Only with good planning we know objectively where we stand can decide on priorities can use the time wisely understand impact of changes quantitatively And keep in mid a plan is a living document, can and will be changed Planung ersetzt den Zufall durch Irrtum – und aus Irrtum kann man lernen attributed to Albert Einstein Planning replaces coincidence with error – and from errors one can learn 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

Thanks for your attention The End Thanks for your attention 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR

CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR Backup Slides 15-17 February 2018 CBM-India Meeting, BI, Falta - Walter F.J. Müller, FAIR