Monolithic suspension assembly procedure (DRAFT) Status 27 th May 2009 LIGO-T0900203-v2.

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Monolithic suspension assembly procedure (DRAFT) Status 27 th May 2009 LIGO-T v2

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v22 Monolithic assembly procedure Monolithic suspension is done for the ETM and ITM 3 main stages Preparing masses –Test masses –Penultimate masses Manufacturing and proof testing fibres Installation of fibres

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v23 Monolithic assembly procedure Preparing masses Test masses –Hydroxide catalysis bond ears Penultimate mass –Hydroxide catalysis bond ears –Glue break-off prisms –Glue earth-quake stops Steel wires Penultimate mass Ear Steel wire break-off prism Silica fibres End/input test mass Ear

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v24 Monolithic assembly procedure Manufacture and proof test fibres Pull fibres with a laser pulling machine –Dumbbell shape for thermo-elastic noise optimisation and frequency –Diameter of fibres ± 5 μm –Length ± 0.1 mm Proof test fibres –Load fibres with 12.5 kg Measure the fibre profile (accuracy ± 5 μm) Bounce test fibres –To determine the bounce frequency and therefore the stiffness of the fibres (required frequency 10 Hz loaded) 15mm Ø 3 mm Ø 0.8 mm Ø 0.4 mm

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v25 Monolithic suspension tooling Fibre pulling machine and articulated arm Lower structure assembly with metal masses Close-up of the conical mirrors for fibre pulling Fitting the articulated arm

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v26 Monolithic suspension tooling Proof tester Bounce tester Fibre profiling machine

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v27 Monolithic assembly procedure Manufacture and proof test fibres Store fibres (in dry noncirculating air) Cut fibres to length on cutter (2 or 3 mm too long) and mount into a cartridge fibre fibre clamp fork holster for pulling

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v28 Monolithic assembly procedure Installation of fibres Install ring heater Move all masses into the structure Install spacers for welding Top Lever arm clamps for overload Install weld hubs Install weld shelves Install welding mirrors Install cartridge with fibre Move in articulated arm with birdcage (and baffles and welding screens) Weld fibre on one end Weld fibre at the other end

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v29 Preparation for full test hangs in Glasgow Gold coated mirrors Fibre Ear weld horn Weld hub Conceptual only for showing principle of the weld hub and welding mirrors

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v210 Monolithic suspension tooling Fully assembled lower structure assembly for laser welding Welding camera Weld Mass ‘Birdcage’ with galvanometers

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v211 Test mass with lever arm clamps 11

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v212 Weld on ear Welded ear Welding mirrors behind ear horn

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v213 Monolithic assembly procedure Installation of fibres Repeat welding for all four fibres Slightly lift the test mass with lower lever arm clamp Remove spacers for welding Install spacers for stress relief Lower lever arm clamp Stress relief all four fibres by heating up one weld per fibre. Raise lever arm clamp slightly, and remove stress relief spacers Remove tooling: birdcages, weld hubs, welding shelves Lower lever arm clamp for full load 13

27th May 2009 LIGO-T v214 Monolithic assembly procedure Installation of fibres Press down onto the mass with the upper lever arm clamp to overload (10%) Remove load upper lever arm clamp Install full load spacers Remove lower lever arm clamp 14