DS Quench TEST 2  MOTIVATION and METHOD: 1. Achieve 500kW on beam 1 – TCP7 collimators.(so far 500kW with beam 2 and 235kW over 1s with beam 1 were reached.

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DS Quench TEST 2  MOTIVATION and METHOD: 1. Achieve 500kW on beam 1 – TCP7 collimators.(so far 500kW with beam 2 and 235kW over 1s with beam 1 were reached with 16 nominal bunches) crossing the 3 rd integer tune resonance with 32 nominal bunches. 2. Create constant losses over 5-10s with beam 2 – TCP7 by slowly going to the 3 rd integer tune resonance with 32 nominal bunches. 3. Repeat test in 2., achieving 500kW losses over 5-10s (both in beam 2 and 1), by increasing the number of bunches (80 to 100? In the previous Quench Test MD 500kW over 1s were reached by loosing ~10 bunches). Test still under MPP approval. 4. Measure performance limitations with IR3 combined cleaning starting with 2 or 3 bunches. IR3 combined cleaning could be used if R2E problems arise in IR7.  LHC MD Test Program – MD Class C & D ( A. Rossi on behalf of the collimation team

DS Quench TEST 2 Number of MD’s1 Time required per MD [h]8 Beams required [1, 2, 1&2]1&2 (one at a time) Beam energy [GeV]3.5TeV Optics (injection, squeezed, special)Nominal optics, un-squeezed, non-colliding Bunch intensity [#p, #ions]Nominal bunch (1.2E11) Number of bunches32 bunches for first part in IR7, bunches for second part in IR7; 3 bunches for first part in IR3, < 20 bunches for second part in IR3 Transv. emittance [m rad]Not relevant Bunch length 4s]Not relevant Optics change [yes/no]Reduced crossing/separation (if beam-beam allows) to minimize losses in the IRs. Orbit change [yes/no]No Collimation change [yes/no]No: nominal settings validated at injection. RF system change [yes/no]No Feedback changes [yes/no]No What else will be changed?No Are parallel studies possible?No Other info/requestsChanges of BLM thresholds, relaxed setup beam flags A. Rossi on behalf of the collimation team

DS Quench TEST 2 PREPARATION OF THE MD 1. Adjust BLM thresholds and monitor factors for the IR7 tests as for the DS- Quench test in May The details are described in [ and [ (Responsible: BLM team) 2. Adjust BLM thresholds and monitor factors for the IR3 tests. This is based on the limiting BLMs found during the IR3 combined cleaning MD in B2 and off- momentum loss maps with both beams. (Responsible: Coll + BLM team) 3. Move BLMs quoted in LHC-BLM-ECR-0020 (see into the three new BLM families. (Responsible: BLM team) 4. Drive the new thresholds to hardware. (Responsible: BLM team) 5. Perform MCS check. (Responsible: BLM team) 6. Perform BLM sanity check. (Responsible: BLM team / OP) 7. Extract thresholds from logging database (after the first ramp) for a few short and long running sums, plot threshold ratios (new/old) and re-check the changes (for 3.5 TeV). (Responsible: COLL + BLM team) 3 A. Rossi on behalf of the collimation team

DS Quench TEST 2 : IR7 1. Inject 32 bunches per beam, ramp to 3.5 TeV (flat top). 2. Switch tunes (hor/ver). 3. Perform horizontal loss-map with B1 (repeating the procedure described in [CERN-ATS-Note MD (LHC) ] for the third ramp during the last MD) to get a peak loss of ~500kW at the primary collimators. 4. Create constant slow losses in B2 for 5-10s by slowly approaching the 3 rd integer horizontal tune resonance. Measure constant loss rate and calculate intensity needed to achieve in the same way constant losses of 500kW over 5-10s. 5. Dump and refill machine with the scaled intensity from step 4 (both beams) and ramp to 3.5 TeV. 6. Repeat the slow losses in B2 and B1 (one beam at a time). If this was done successfully we can switch to IR3 combined cleaning tests. 4 A. Rossi on behalf of the collimation team

DS Quench TEST 2 : IR3 1. Dump, drive the new BLM thresholds for the IR3 test to hardware, put collimators to IR3 combined cleaning settings (see [CERN- ATS-Note MD (LHC)]), fill both beams with 3 nominal bunches. 2. Force very relaxed SFB true. 3. Mask MASKABLE BLMs: 1. BLMs in all IPs. 2. BPM in IP6. 4. Switch tunes (hor/ver). 5. Perform horizontal loss-maps with both beams (one beam at a time) by going onto 3rd integer resonance. 6. During ramp down: 1. Calculate maximum loss rate (i.e. loss power) achieved with 3 bunches and scale the number of bunches a peak loss power at the TCPs of 500kW. 2. Extract BLM signals during highest losses and plot ratio of BLM-signal to threshold for the whole ring. 3. Check if additional bottle necks appeared during the 3 bunch exercise: if yes, it needs to be decided if these could be added to one of the three families created for this MD. 7. Inject the calculated number of bunches to achieve a 500kW loss at the TCPs (multiples of 12 bunches?) and ramp to 3.5TeV. 8. For the losses: repeat exactly the same procedure as done with the 3 bunches before. 5 A. Rossi on behalf of the collimation team

DS Quench TEST 2 RECOVERY AFTER THE MD  During the TS set back thresholds to state before the MD (Responsible: BLM team)  Plot threshold ratios, to check and document the correct roll back of the thresholds. (Responsible: COLL + BLM team)  Inform rMPP of reversal of changes and document in MPS pages. (Responsible: BLM team) 6 A. Rossi on behalf of the collimation team