EDMS 684840 29 November 2005 5 th LHC Radiation Day RAMSES Induced Activity Monitors 5 th LHC Radiation Day CERN - 29 November 2005 RAMSES Induced Activity.

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EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day RAMSES Induced Activity Monitors 5 th LHC Radiation Day CERN - 29 November 2005 RAMSES Induced Activity Monitors 5 th LHC Radiation Day CERN - 29 November 2005 D. Perrin (SC/RP) on behalf of the RAMSES team (SC/RP,SC/IE and TS/CSE) (SC/RP, SC/IE and TS/CSE) EDMS

29 November th LHC Radiation Day The RAMSES will provide LHC, and finally CERN, with an integrated RAdiation Monitoring System for the Environment and Safety covering acquisition, transmission, logging and display for the LHC machine, LHC experiments and experimental areas.The RAMSES will provide LHC, and finally CERN, with an integrated RAdiation Monitoring System for the Environment and Safety covering acquisition, transmission, logging and display for the LHC machine, LHC experiments and experimental areas. The Safety Commission will exploit this system to assess radiation risks and to control the release of radioactivity.The Safety Commission will exploit this system to assess radiation risks and to control the release of radioactivity. RAMSES Project Mandate/Scope RAMSES for Personnel Safety RAMSES NOT for equipment protection

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day RAMSES Project Main functions  Monitoring radiation variables ( local and remote display ) Permanent real-time monitoring of ambient dose equivalent rates and ambient dose equivalents in the working environment (underground accessible areas, on the surface and in the environment) Permanent real-time measurement of radioactivity in released gases and fluids (radioactive nuclides) Permanent measurement of induced activity during LHC stop/shutdown  Alarm functions (local and remote) Generate radiation alarms based on ambient dose equivalent rates and ambient dose equivalents Generate technical alarms Generate interlock signals  Long term permanent and reliable data logging Measured values Events (radiation alarms, interlocks, system fault alarms, technical alarms) System configuration

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day The operation of accelerators involves interaction of high energy particles with matter Beam losses : nuclear interaction of high energy protons with matter  production of mixed radiation fields (Hadrons, neutrons, muons, photons, etc.).  production of pulsed radiation fields (unavoidable or planned beam losses) Accelerator in operation : Stray radiations Irradiation risk for personnel (accessible areas) and risk for the environment (through access pits, releases of water and gases). Radiological LHC Accelerator stopped : Material activation due to beam losses. Radiation dose rate due to activation Irradiation risk for personnel (maintenance works) and risk for the environment (dispersal of radioactive material). Calibration of detectors (experiments). Radioactive Sources Irradiation risk for personnel and for the environment (dispersal of radioactive sources).

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Monitors for radiation protection  LHC accelerator and experimental areas : Area REM-Counter monitor [ARC]; Area Gamma dose rate Monitor [AGM]; Area Mixed field radiation Monitor [AMF]; Tunnel Gamma dose rate Monitor [TGM]; Tunnel Mixed field radiation Monitor [TMF]; X Rays Monitor [XRM]; Induced Activity Monitor [IAM];  Other monitors & equipment : Hand & Foot monitor [HFM]; Site Gate monitor [SGM]; Tools & material controller [PCM]; Alarm radiation display [PAD]; RAMSES Project

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Induced Activity Monitors Remote on-line indication of the remanent dose rate from radioactive components;Remote on-line indication of the remanent dose rate from radioactive components; IAM installed in the LHC machine tunnel to monitor components subject to activation due to beam losses (collimators, absorbers, kickers, etc.);IAM installed in the LHC machine tunnel to monitor components subject to activation due to beam losses (collimators, absorbers, kickers, etc.); During LHC beam off / shutdown periodsDuring LHC beam off / shutdown periods Used by RP to follow of the radioactivity level decrease (cooling) to establish work and dose planning prior to an intervention in an area with radioactive components;Used by RP to follow of the radioactivity level decrease (cooling) to establish work and dose planning prior to an intervention in an area with radioactive components; Use of IAM (Induced Activity Monitors) IAM installed in LHC experimental caverns (around and inside experiments);IAM installed in LHC experimental caverns (around and inside experiments);

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Induced Activity Monitors Example of dose rate decrease monitoring Typical graph used to plan interventions (Work and dose planning) Beam on Beam off

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day IAM are installed in high loss regions (red) around the LHC. Especially in the two beam cleaning insertions (Points 3 and 7) and the dump caverns (point 6). 156 IAM installed at LHC (33 in experimental caverns) Induced Activity Monitors Locations around LHC

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Induced Activity Monitors Example of IAM locations at LHC point 6

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Induced Activity Monitors Example of IAM locations at LHC point 7

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Remanent dose rate distribution after 180 days of continuous operation and one day of cooling period shown for a horizontal section through the geometry at the height of the beam axes [1]. Radiation levels Induced Activity Monitors IAM D3 Q5 D4

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Induced Activity Monitors Remanent dose rate distribution after 180 days of continuous operation and 4 months of cooling period shown for a horizontal section through the geometry at the height of the beam axes [1]. Radiation levels IAM D3 Q5 D4

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day IAM in the ATLAS cavern Induced Activity Monitors

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day IAM in the ALICE cavern Induced Activity Monitors

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day IAM in the CMS cavern Induced Activity Monitors

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day IAM in the LHCb cavern Induced Activity Monitors

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Anode: PE / graphite coated Active volume PE hull (4mm) / inside graphite coated Connector to cathode Connector to anode Connector plug for power supply and signal outlet 28.5 cm 21.5 cm 15.8 cm Measure the ambient dose equivalent and ambient dose equivalent rate in photon fields (beam off); Plastic ionisation chamber (3 litres, 1 atm. Air-filled); Manufactured by PTW Freiburg; Performances : –Measuring range : 5 µSv/h to 500 mSv/h –Energy range : 50 keV to 7 MeV –Measuring time : from 1 to 3600 s Typical value 60 s –HV = -1 kV [2] Reference H. Vincke et al. Induced Activity Monitors Main characteristics

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day PMIL7613 Induced Activity Monitors Typical IAM Integration at LHC

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Very low current over long distances HIGH RADIATION FIELDS during BEAM ON  REMOTE ELECTRONICS Measure current ranging from 100 fA up to 10 nA at a distance up to 750 m Average length = 200 m (min =50 m, max = 750 m) Detector Remote readout Electronics Tunnel or Experimental areas Protected Area CERN *SPA6 cable (CERN design) *SPA6 cable registered by CERN Technology Transfer Group Induced Activity Monitors

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Read-out electronics Measure current ranging from 10 fA (background level) up to 10 µA NO CHARGE LOSSES  NO switching Present CERN electronics covers 5 decades Newly developed electronics covers 9 decades IAM will benefit of the new read-out electronics  5 µSv/h to >>10 Sv/h (to be validated) Induced Activity Monitors

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Gy/pp Hadron beam CERF target area: 6 irradiation places inside the shielding Induced Activity Monitors [2] Reference H. Vincke et al. * CERN European Reference Field Response to mixed radiation fields (HEP) Good agreement between simulations (FLUKA MC code) and experiment at CERF* Parameters of the beam Typical CERF momentum: 120 GeV/c Intensity: hadrons per SPS cycle (16.8 s) Beam composition: 60.7% π +, 34.8 % protons 4.5 % K + Radiation field different at each position Target Material: Copper Length 50 cm Diameter 7 cm IAM Measures Gy in air within 20% accuracy

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day IAM

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day Induced Activity Monitors Data provided by IAM / RAMSES LASER server (LHC Alarm Service)  Dedicated alarm consoles;LASER server (LHC Alarm Service)  Dedicated alarm consoles; DIP server (Data Interchange Protocol)  Library to access data;DIP server (Data Interchange Protocol)  Library to access data; DAI (Data Analysis Interface)  RAMSES consoles;DAI (Data Analysis Interface)  RAMSES consoles; (last 2 weeks high time definition data then data reduction but not for time windows of one hour before and after radiation alarms) Typical IAM measuring time  60 s

EDMS November th LHC Radiation Day THANKSfor your attention THANKSfor The RAMSES team RAMSES web site  References: [1] M. Brugger, D. Forkel-Wirth, H.G. Menzel, S. Roesler,, CERN Technical Note CERN-SC RP-TN (2005) [1] M. Brugger, D. Forkel-Wirth, H.G. Menzel, S. Roesler, Estimation of individual and collective doses for interventions at the LHC beam cleaning insertions, CERN Technical Note CERN-SC RP-TN (2005) [2] Helmut Vincke, Norbert Aguilar, Doris Forkel-Wirth, Michel Pangallo, Daniel Perrin, Michel Renou and Chris Theis, CERN Technical Note SC-RP-2004-RP-TN [2] Helmut Vincke, Norbert Aguilar, Doris Forkel-Wirth, Michel Pangallo, Daniel Perrin, Michel Renou and Chris Theis, Measurements and simulations of the PMI Chamber Response to the Radiation Field inside the CERF Target Area, CERN Technical Note SC-RP-2004-RP-TN