FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 1 ILC cryomodule mechanical work at INFN-Pisa  Ongoing work  Near term future  Manpower.

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FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 1 ILC cryomodule mechanical work at INFN-Pisa  Ongoing work  Near term future  Manpower summary  Outlook

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 2 Ongoing work (1)  ASME characterization of components  Vacuum vessel:  Verifications done:  Max allowable pressure.  Minimum thickness required for Vessel.  Nozzle thickness checks.  Calculation of the opening reinforcing areas.  Stresses from static loads : Reactions from supports (local stress and stress from bending moment). Local loads on Post openings. Local loads from lifting brackets.

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 3 Ongoing work (2)  ASME characterization of components  The GRP, cooling pipes, cold mass: design pressure checks at the operating temperatures, verification of external loads, EXPECT COMPLETION BY SEPTEMBER 2006  Follow-up: Calculation maintenance. Critical revision of design: Many specs exceed ASME Worth considering reducing some requirements

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 4 Ongoing work (3)  FEM analyses:  Simple FEM of CRY-4 module using beam elements. Model used to study: vacuum vessel support positions, POST positions, normal modes of vibrations.

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 5 Vacuum Vessel HeGRP Cavities POST Vacuum Vessel supports Quadrupole Y Z

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 6 Ongoing work (4)  Optimization of vacuum vessel supports:  Prefer two support isostatic solution max GRP deflection = 0.19 mm  Optimization of POST position:  Find solution consistent with analytical model developed at INFN-Mi.

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 7 Example of VV support study Displacements with A/2= mm Y X

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 8 Ongoing work (5) :  Normal modes of vibration in chosen configuration:  two supports (A/2=3500), POST = 4300 mm  We considered two limits cases to model the POST connection between the vacuum vessel and the GRP:  CASE 1) all degrees of freedom fixed between the vacuum vessel nodes and GRP nodes (in the Post positions).  CASE 2) rotation along z axis (perpendicular to vessel axis) free between the vacuum vessel nodes and GRP nodes (in the Post position).

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 9 Example of FEM results Normal Mode -1 (Y-X plane) two support points Case-1 Y X 34.9 Hz

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 10 Normal Frequencies POST = 4300 Two supports A/2 = 3500 CASE-1CASE Hz (Y-X plane)26.1 Hz (Y-X plane) Hz (X-Z plane)30.6 Hz (Y- X plane) Hz (Y-X plane)46.4 Hz (Y-X plane) Hz (X-Z plane)57.2 Hz (X-Z plane) Hz (Y-X plane)60.7 Hz (Y-X plane) Hz (Y-X plane)61.8 Hz (X-Z plane) Hz (X-Z plane)70.1 Hz (Y-X plane) Hz (X-Z plane)86.6 Hz (X-Z plane) Hz (Y-X plane)91.0 Hz (Y-X plane) Hz (X-Z plane)92.2 Hz (X-Z plane)

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 11 Near term future work (1)  Mechanical model (room temperature) Vacuum vessel + POST + simplified cold mass  Goals: Experimental verification of FEM models predictions Engineering cable and pipe routing/feed-through Engineering assembly and associated fixtures  Model can be instrumented/inspected Available stress analysis equipment in INFN-Pisa Model can be easily modified to test project modifications  Should be accessible to all ILC collaborators

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 12 Near term future work (2)  Specific cryomodule R&D:  Posts.  Vacuum flanges between cavities: Decrease space between cavities. Study “Ultraflex ” low insertion force o-ring. Room/LN temperature tests in Pisa – LHe in Milan

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 13 Near term future work (3)  Participation to cryomodule fabrication at Zanon (with INFN- Milan)  Current and future productions  Participation to cryomodule engineering drawings:  Possible parts of major Pisa involvement: Posts. Includes coupling to the GRP Vacuum vessel. Thermal shields with associated pipes. Could include some pipe size calculations Parts of the GRP to be defined. New cavity flange if R&D successful.

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 14 Manpower  A. Basti: project engineer  F. Raffaelli: consultant  G. Martinelli, S. Linari, A. Sukhanova: engineers  S. Bianucci: draftsman  Work in progress to procure additional engineering support.

FNAL Meeting, July 2006 Basti, Bedeschi, Raffaelli, INFN-Pisa 15 Outlook  Plan strong participation to cryomodule engineering, design and industrial production.  Expect major INFN funding for a type 4 cryomodule in 2007 to be produced in Italy.  Expect INFN involvement in cryomodule production to grow in following years.