Status of MDI+BDS Cost Estimate Lau Gatignon
Summary ItemkCHFComments 4 QD0 magnets1340But replaceable item! IP feedback system610Preliminary Pre-alignment system (BDS+MDI)15500 Stabilization750 Pre-isolation (2 systems)500CE uncertainties significant Post-collision line magnets12200 Post-collision line vacuum Main beam dumps> ?Real work yet ?to be started Decommissioning to be added? 2 Tune-up beam dumps, if needed> ?See above BDS magnets?Last on the list BDS vacuum? BDS collimators, instrumentation, …? Total so far34100Excl. dump and missing items This is a first report. Your feedback is essential! Thank you!
QD0 magnets PBS Item (QD0⁺/QD0⁻) Item (needed per magnet)CostComments Permendur sectors (27)33 kCHF100 mm each; manuf. by electro-erosion PM blocks (108)137 kCHF2 single-block (with different magnetization direction) glued per each PM block “C” beams (2)30 kCHF“C” precision: 20 μm on the 2.7 m Coils (4 + 1 spare)100 kCHF Lateral plates (2) + Ancillary (coils supports) + Assembly 25 kCHFPlates precision: 20 μm on the 2.7 m Ancillary (control/safety + cabling)10 kCHF Total /magnet335 kCHF Total (4 magnets)1340 kCHF M.Modena
IP feedback system ItemCost [kCHF] 2 Kickers200 2 BPMs100 2 Amplifiers100 2 BPM processors40 2 Feedback boards40 Cables10 External power, control, monitoring 120 Total610 P.Burrows
Pre-alignment system MDI ItemCost [kCHF] Pre-alignment system Cam-movers, WPS, inclinometer, stretching device, etc 820 Monitoring of QD0 15 Rasnik systems, cabling, DAQ 100 Link left/right Open WPS sensors, hydraulic networks, HLS sensors, cabling, etc 375 Total1300 Note: coherent with LHC (4.5 MCHF for 4 experiments) H.Mainaud
Pre-alignment system BDS ItemCost [kCHF] Geodesy Reference networks 363 Prealignment CAM movers, sensors (WPS, HLS, inclinometer), metrological plates, Installation and pre-positioning, etc As built measurements Including analysis and modeling 25 Total14200 CAM movers: same as in main linac WPS: not same as for main linac (optical sensors with learning curve factor), but prototype cost divided by 3 (for the moment). Note: H.Mainaud
Stabilisation Preliminary estimates from A.Jeremie exist (for 2 QD0): ItemkEuroComments Foot/support2Elastomere included Actuators (piezos + electronics)53Incl. electronics Absolute sensors84 Capacitive sensors120 Tilt-meter3.4Optional DAQ + Computer15 Pulse (.e. DAQ cost)80 Filter160 Total550Preliminary! A.Jeremie
A very rough cost estimate of the pre-isolator: two 110 tons masses, 20 air-springs, leveling system position controls, ~ 500 kCHf. But large uncertainties on civil engineering costs This does not includes R&D and prototypes.
Post-collision line magnets E.Gschwendtner, M.Modena
Post-collision line vacuum for one side, thus (30% less for 2 nd one) 3.2 MCHF E.Gschwendtner, R.Veness
Main beam dumps No estimate has been made yet. But work starting in EN/STI group But an old ILC estimate (R.Appleby, Bangalore, 2006) raises some questions
Not yet studied: BDS&MDI magnets, rectifiers and their various services BDS collimators, optional muon sweepers MDI vacuum Support structures for QD0 Push-pull platforms + infrastructure ….. Independent estimates to come from other groups: Civil engineering and services (form CE working group) Detectors (from PH-LCD) ….
Some questions and remarks: One is very happy that we have made good progress in the cost estimates, even though we are not yet at the end. For the moment spares, CERN manpower, operational and R&D costs must not be included. However, tooling for installation must be. Steiner Stapnes will want to discuss with some of us how to make sure that all is correctly counted, but not twice, in particular also concerning the detectors The CES working group should do the costing for the cavern and services, but we shall montor that everything is included. Elimination cost must be calculated in cases where it is important (dumps!), but will most likely not be quoted at the CDR stage We must make progress with the estimates for the BDS Philippe Lebrun and the management will see how the cost estimates for the beam dumps can be speeded up The number of magnets for the post collision lines slide is not consistent with the final conclusion. Should they be made super conducting to reduce power consumption?
Next steps: Regular follow-up of progress in Cost and Schedule Working Group meetings Internal Review of the overall CLIC Cost Estimates on 9 th of December External Cost Review Committee on 5 and 6 April 2011
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