LIGO-G030555-00 LIGO Scientific Collaboration1 VIBRATION REDUCTION IN ISC PERISCOPE Peter Fritschel, Ken Mason, Richard Mittleman, Robert Schofield, Akiteru.

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LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration1 VIBRATION REDUCTION IN ISC PERISCOPE Peter Fritschel, Ken Mason, Richard Mittleman, Robert Schofield, Akiteru Takamori

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration2 Goals Increase first mode by a factor of 3 (140 to 420 hz) Reduce acoustic coupling by a factor of 10 Eliminate dog clamps used to hold periscope to ISC table Reduce table skin rocking which is amplified by the lever arm of the periscopes

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration3 Design Process Start with simple structural shape -Allows easy calculation of attainable natural frequencies -Inexpensive, easy to obtain and modify Make modifications to basic shape which have minimal effect on first modal frequency -Each modification checked with FEA Consult the experts - Professor Samir Nayfer MIT Department of Mechanical Eng. consulted on acoustic damping

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration4 Analysis of Basic Shape Added mirror, mount, and top plate Removed mass in upper 1/3 of tube to compensate for added weight Added access holes Added welded base to tube and ability to rotate assembly 8.0”dia. x.322 wall pipe

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration5 Periscope Design

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration6 Acoustic Damping Recent work by Professor Samir and Graduate student Kripa Varanesi at MIT saw a 10 X reduction in noise above 400 hz Optimum damping occurred using Isodamp acoustic foam EAR C with.05 mm stainless steel jacket K.K. Varanasi and S.A. Nayfeh, 2003, "Vibration Damping by Coupling to Lossy Low-Wave-Speed Media". In Smart Structures and Materials 2003: Damping and Isolation, SPIE 03, Agnes and Wang Eds.Vibration Damping by Coupling to Lossy Low-Wave-Speed Media

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration7 Acoustic Damping

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration8 Befor e and After

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration9 Acoustic Foam on Older Style Periscope

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration10 Acoustic Foam on Older Style Periscope No Damper Damper 1: 5mm steel plate / ½” foam Damper 2: 1mm steel plate / ¼” foam with additional clips

LIGO-G LIGO Scientific Collaboration11 Acoustic Foam on Older Style Periscope