Safety aspects: electrical and gas safety, Cs handling, radiation & fire protection Matthias Kronberger, Mats Wilhelmsson On Behalf of the Linac4 ion source,

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Safety aspects: electrical and gas safety, Cs handling, radiation & fire protection Matthias Kronberger, Mats Wilhelmsson On Behalf of the Linac4 ion source, EN/MEF and GS/ASE Teams Linac4 ISWP review, 2011/06/07

Introduction For the Linac4 IS and the IS / PG test stands at Bt. 357, a safety concept must be developed: Aim: electrical safety gas safety Cs handling fire protection radiation protection 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN2MK _ Safety Aspects identification of possible hazardous risks define mitigation methods optimize personal safety and machine protection

2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN3MK _ Safety Aspects Introduction potential hazardspersonnelmachine H2H2 gas accumulations in closed volumesx firexx explosionsxx HV & RF equipment electrocutionx sparksx firexx radiation release of radioactive materialx internal & external exposurex activation of materials, contaminationxx fire destruction of equipmentx intoxication, asphyxiationx Cesium fire, explosionsxx intoxicationx corrosionx chemical burnsx...

HV equipment contained in a protected volume (HV protection cage) PLC-based safety interlock system for RF and HV safety file & procedures according to CERN safety regulations training & information electrical safety: concept 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN4MK _ Safety Aspects safety file review approval implementation commissioning optimisation Interlock system scheme Linac4 3MeV test stand Interlock system scheme Linac4 3MeV test stand

Linac4 HV protection cage (proposed outline): size: ≈ 3×3×4 m 3 contains: ion source HV racks (controls, power supplies) RF matching network H 2 bottle (location tbc) features: overhead crane for heavy equipment three access doors isolation transformer stored outside of cage to gain space size: ≈ 3×3×4 m 3 contains: ion source HV racks (controls, power supplies) RF matching network H 2 bottle (location tbc) features: overhead crane for heavy equipment three access doors isolation transformer stored outside of cage to gain space 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN5MK _ Safety Aspects electrical safety: Linac4 (3) (5) (1) (2) (6) (1)H2 bottles (2)rack (grounded) (3)HV racks (4)220V iso transformer (1)H2 bottles (2)rack (grounded) (3)HV racks (4)220V iso transformer (5)pulsed HV iso transformer (6)ion source (7)LEBT (7) (1) (4)

(3) (5) (1) (2) (6) (1)H2 bottles (2)rack (grounded) (3)HV racks (4)220V iso transformer (1)H2 bottles (2)rack (grounded) (3)HV racks (4)220V iso transformer (5)pulsed HV iso transformer (6)ion source (7)LEBT (7) (1) (4) Linac4 HV protection cage (proposed outline): 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN6MK _ Safety Aspects electrical safety: Linac4 safety installations: warning signs door switches grounding rod local emergency stop safety gloves & hook general safety concept: no access to any HV equipment unless it is safe if access is forced  HV and RF must be cut machine protection: prevent sparking between equipotential HV equipment during breakdowns  calculate equivalent circuit

differences to Linac4: two separate test stands: ion source test stand (incl. beam extraction + LEBT) Plasma generator test stand (low-kV extraction) H 2 bottle stored outside of building no crane differences to Linac4: two separate test stands: ion source test stand (incl. beam extraction + LEBT) Plasma generator test stand (low-kV extraction) H 2 bottle stored outside of building no crane H 2 N 2 Ar IS & PG test stand HV protection cage (proposed outline): requires upgrade of currently existing facility  Integration study needed (evacuation paths!) 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN7MK _ Safety Aspects electrical safety: test stand

use of appropriate hardware exhaust gas in vented areas use gas detectors coupled to an interlock system to detect accidentally released H 2 limit gas flow follow up gas consumption safety file procedures for installation, operation & maintenance of gas system training & information use of appropriate hardware exhaust gas in vented areas use gas detectors coupled to an interlock system to detect accidentally released H 2 limit gas flow follow up gas consumption safety file procedures for installation, operation & maintenance of gas system training & information Gas safety: concept minimize risk of H 2 release minimize risk of explosions 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN8MK _ Safety Aspects

H 2 bottles stored in a safe location (Linac4: fire cabinet; 357: outside of building) 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN9MK _ Safety Aspects Gas safety: Linac4 & Bt. 357 H 2 lines intercepted with redundant flow meters and electro valves to close gas line when sudden changes in gas flow are detected (leaks!) Acoustic & visual alarms Flammable gas detectors at positions of potential gas release

Activated when gas detector measures an H 2 concentration ≥ 10% of the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL). 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN10MK _ Safety Aspects Gas safety: interlock system LEL = 10%: activate warning signs switch off gas supply inhibit RF pulse, gas injection & ignition Technical inspection LEL = 10%: activate warning signs switch off gas supply inhibit RF pulse, gas injection & ignition Technical inspection LEL = 20%: call to fire brigade RF generator interlock Investigation by TI and fire brigade LEL = 20%: call to fire brigade RF generator interlock Investigation by TI and fire brigade (LEL H2 = 3.6 vol.% H 2 in air) Example (Bt. 357):

Cesium: 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN11MK _ Safety Aspects 2 Cs (s) + 2 H 2 O  2 CsOH (aq) + H 2 (g) Cs (s) + O 2 (g)  CsO 2 (s) toxic Cs handling water reactive pyrophoric Cesium chromate: (see also presentation of H. Pereira)

storage: in accordance to CERN Safety Guideline C elemental Cs: metal cabinet for water reactives Cs chromate: locked cupboard handling: only inside an inert gas-filled glove box (Ar or N 2 ) transportation: road: sealed transport container under inert atmosphere test stand: Ar bag detailed procedures for: Cs handling installation and removal of cesiated equipment cleaning & disposal Training & information storage: in accordance to CERN Safety Guideline C elemental Cs: metal cabinet for water reactives Cs chromate: locked cupboard handling: only inside an inert gas-filled glove box (Ar or N 2 ) transportation: road: sealed transport container under inert atmosphere test stand: Ar bag detailed procedures for: Cs handling installation and removal of cesiated equipment cleaning & disposal Training & information 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN12MK _ Safety Aspects Cs handling: risk mitigation

Lab safety: glove box + extracting hood storage cupboards fire extinguishers (class D) safety-eye wash fountain (EN ) fire detectors floor drains covered with solid lid, NO water sprinklers Lab safety: glove box + extracting hood storage cupboards fire extinguishers (class D) safety-eye wash fountain (EN ) fire detectors floor drains covered with solid lid, NO water sprinklers 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN13MK _ Safety Aspects Cs lab, disposal Disposal: (based on ISIS concept) Disposal: (based on ISIS concept) disposal path already identified

2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN14MK _ Safety Aspects radiation protection radioactive sources Bremsstrahlung Linac4 LEBT Y-Sr ignition element Sources of radiation:

2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN15MK _ Safety Aspects radiation & fire protection radiation protection: Application of CERN rules for transportation, handling, and storage of radioactive components Procedures for operation & manipulation Adequate shielding (LEBT!) monitoring of personal and environ- mental dose fire protection: smoke detectors Audible and visible fire alarms Fire protection equipment Manual firefighting means evacuation plan

costs (kCHF)manpower (FTE) HV protection cage material costs + installationsee presentation of D. Steyaert electrical safety300.5 safety file, procedures0.2 calculation of HV protection cage equivalent circuit 0.5 Gas safety installation of gas systems safety equipment + installation200.1 safety file, procedures0.4 Cs lab equipment see presentation of H. Pereira installation safety file, procedures0.4 Radio protection equipment, installation, maintenance150.1 fire protection equipment100.1 (Linac4 tunnel + IS/PG test stand) 2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN16MK _ Safety Aspects Costs & manpower Sum: 275 kCHF, 2.7 FTE

2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN17MK _ Safety Aspects Deliverables & Milestones HVgasCsradiationfire End 2011 move PG test stand to final location modification of Bt 357 gas distribution Cs lab radiation protection Bt 357 fire protection Bt 357 gas safety Bt 357 Cs oven test stand Mid 2012 HV protection cage Bt 357 connect lS test stand + LEBT, functionality test electrical safety Bt 357 End 2012 HV protection cage Linac4 gas distribution Linac4 (H2, N2) fire protection Linac4 gas safety Linac4 Feb electrical safety Linac4 Connect gas distribution in Linac4 building (Linac4 tunnel + IS/PG test stand)

2011/06/07 ISWP Review, CERN18MK _ Safety Aspects operation of Linac4 and the IS/PG test stands require the development of a safety strategy according to CERN regulations: gas safety electrical safety radio & fire protection Cs handling estimated costs & manpower: 275k CHF, 2.7 FTE Deliverables: End 2011: Cs lab, Cs oven test stand Mid 2012: IS test stand Bt. 357 End 2012: Linac4 HV protection cage & gas distribution Feb 2013: finish work at Linac4 Conclusions