VENTILATION PRINCIPLE FOR THE DRIVE BEAM TUNNEL CERN TS/CV Wednesday 9 th July 2008 CLIC.

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VENTILATION PRINCIPLE FOR THE DRIVE BEAM TUNNEL CERN TS/CV Wednesday 9 th July 2008 CLIC

CERN TS/CV Wednesday 9 th July Fresh air for people and ventilation (obligation). - Constant ambient conditions (T°C and humidity). - Remove heat dissipation in air. - Prevent from any air stratification. - Prevent from any condensation. - Purge before access. - Smoke or gas extraction (obligation). - Overpressure control linked to radiation (obligation). - Safety of people, fire brigade access, fire fighting. CLIC Tunnel ventilation functions

CLIC HVAC criteria shall be specified for each structure: Detailed definition of the structure (fire volumes, partition, and shielding, plug on head of shaft) Required ambient conditions: temperature and humidity Radiation levels in the various areas Description of accessible and non accessible areas Detailed heat dissipation level in the air (when water cooling not possible) Presence of gas, which gas ? Other

90 kW 250 kW 200 kW CLIC Heat dissipation Heat dissipation in the tunnel: 250 kW / DB sector 1250 kW between two shafts Corresponding air flow: Delta T°C = = 10 °C m3/h -> 5 vol/h To be Optimised … Tunnel section = 16 m 2 DB sector volume = m 2 Inter shaft volume = m 3

CLIC Air flow rate considerations 250 kW 1250 kW 470 kW Tunnel section = 16 m 2 DB sector volume = m 2 Inter shaft volume = m 3 DB sector Intershafts Heat dissipation in the tunnel m 3 /h m 3 /h m 3 /h Air flow rate 1.73 m m m 2 Air duct section 1.48 m 3.3 m 2.03 m Air duct Diameter Intershafts* Delta T°C = 28 – 18 = 10°C * Correct ratio compared to the treated volume

CLIC Air handling principle

CLIC Longitudinal principle SHAFT POINT Air supply NEXT SHAFT POINT Extraction Big air flow rate High speed Temperature gradient

CLIC Semi transversal principle SHAFT POINT Extraction Air supply NEXT SHAFT POINT Extraction Air supply Small air flow rate Low speed No gradient temperature

CLIC Semi transversal principle SHAFT POINT Extraction Air supply NEXT SHAFT POINT Extraction Air supply Small air flow rate Low speed No gradient temperature

CLIC Semi transversal principle SHAFT POINT Extraction Air supply Extraction Air supply Emergency exit

CLIC Advantages of this semi-transversal ventilation - Energy recovering point to point - Safety sections possible, smoke extraction - No gradient temperature - Low air speed AIR SPEED CALCULATION Base tunnel section : 12 m 2 Long.Transv. (300 m sectors, 10 grilles/sector) m 3 /h 1.74 m/s 0.01 m/s m 3 /h 3.24 m/s m/s m 3 /h 30.8 m/s 0.05 m/s

CLIC Ø 2.03 m 3.25 m 2 Air supply Extraction

CLIC Tunnel section principles