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Pre-Production Models for KM3NeT
Els de Wolf Nikhef/UvA-GRAPPA KM3NeT General Meeting 30 March 2011, Amsterdam
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Deliverables of WPF/L 1. Description of Pre-Production Models (PPMs) for a detection unit a calibration system a data acquisition system published in December 2010 ‘Technical description of the PPM of the KM3NeT detection unit’ (KM3NeT_FL_REP_PPM_Description) 2. Realised and tested “small-scale” PPMs 3. Description of Production Model of KM3NeT
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Recent History December 2010: PPM-report sent to EC
January 2011: SPB gave priority to development of multi-PMT DOM as optical sensor DOMBAR as storey configuration DOMBAR = “BAR with a DOM at either end” Technology choice based on comparison (of various designs) w.r.t: Physics performance for full KM3NeT detector Obtained validation results Feasibility of assembly/integration during production Reliability estimates Failure mode analysis Cost for full KM3NeT detector
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PPM-Objectives Provide answers on the following questions:
Can we deploy a detection unit? in-situ test mandatory Can we measure signals? Can we calibrate? Can we get these signals to shore? connection mandatory Can we measure muon signals? What do we learn for the Production Model for KM3NeT? results from in-situ and in-lab tests
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Hosting infrastructure
PPM DU description 2 connected storeys Backbone 2 DOMS 2 hydrophones Digital Optical Module 31 PMTs FE electronics Power board Central logic board Nanobeacon Acoustic piezo Compass/tilt metre 2 DOMS 2 hydrophones 18 Autonomous dummy storeys 2 spheres 1 NDLM : Optic. Fanout Module : NDLM Pressure Compass 3D accelerometer 2 spheres 1 NDLM 2 spacers 1 NDLM 1 NDLM Base + deadweight Hosting infrastructure
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Can we deploy a detection unit?
To be realised: The deployment of full mechanical DU-model with vertical e/o backbone cable To be learned: Does it unfurl correctly to its full length? Is the hydrodynamic behaviour as predicted? Does the vertical e/o backbone cable remain undamaged? Are there no leaks? Is there not serious other damage?
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Can we measure signals? To be realised: To be learned: PMTs in DOMs
Readout electronics: FE, central logic To be learned: Test of readout electronics Singles rates Coincidence rates Gain stability PMT identification
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Can we calibrate? To be realised: To be learned:
Acoustic piezo sensors in DOM (position) Hydrophones at 2 storeys (position) (redundancy) LBL acoustic transmitter in seafloor infrastructure Nanobeacons in DOMs (timing) Stand-alone sensors Point-to-point data transmission network (timing) Available: 40K To be learned: Accuracy of positioning Comparison hydrophone + piezo sensor Electronics resolution Timing resolution Amplitude resolution
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Can we get signals to shore?
To be realised: Data transmission network DAQ electronics and logic To be learned: BER (bit error rate) Optical budget DAQ stability and logic
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Can we measure muon signals?
To be realised: 2 storeys with 4 DOMs Trigger: 4 DOMs hit 4 parameters To be learned: Depth dependence of coincidences Theta dependence of coincidences Phi dependence of coincidences
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What do we learn for the Production Model for KM3NeT?
To be realised: Evaluation of PPM results Evaluation of assembly/integration procedures Evaluation of QA/QC procedures Results from failure rate analyses To be learned: Feasibility of design for KM3NeT Are there non-conformities? Is the design OK? If it is OK, what needs to be optimised for mass production/mass deployment? Which QA/QC procedures should be implemented? To be delivered: Description of Production Model for KM3NeT
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Hosting infrastructure
PPM DU description 2 connected storeys 18 Autonomous dummy 2 spacers Backbone Base + deadweight 2 DOMS 2 hydrophones 2 spheres 1 NDLM Optic. Fanout Module : Status reports of details follow now: PMTs Instrumentation Readout/DAQ Deployments DOMBAR design Seafloor infrastructure Deployment vessels, ROVs Hosting infrastructure
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