1. Target Installation Plan

2. Requirement
Assemble and test two complete target systems in time for August shutdown
How do we do this?
What do we need to do this?
Who needs to be involved?

3. How do we assemble the targets?
Assemble and test a system for one week then move into ISIS
Then assemble second system for running in R78
Will know that the new and untested design works
ISIS target will have approx. 500k pulses “on the clock”

4. How do we assemble the targets?
Assemble two targets in tandem
Test one for a limited number of pulses (a few hundred) then install into ISIS
Install other in R78 and begin continuous operation

5. What do we need? Two distinct phases:
Stator Main Body assembly in clean room
Stator body with the new end plates welded. RAL
Optics block (calibrated) with laser safety covers. Sheffield
Coated bearings, upper and lower. RAL
Shaft, vane and magnets RAL
Final assembly in R78:
Power, Water, Fibre Optics Sheffield
Chiller - Second chiller? RAL
Bellows RAL
DAQ PC Sheffield
Control PC Daresbury

6. What do we need?
Power Electronics in R78 and VacRack area need upgrading by Daresbury
Control software for power electronics needs upgrading in R78 and MLCR
All connections to target assembly to be clearly labelled and documented
Relevant health and safety documentation to be supplied by Sheffield
Appropriate people involved need to be aware of the schedule and timescale

7. Timescales ISIS shutdown 13th August
Start initial assembly 12th August – 2 days
Also simultaneously set up electronics in R78
Final assembly in R78 – 1 day
Expect to have first full system ready for test run 14th -15th August
Implies an ISIS installation date late August

8. People Sheffield Daresbury RAL MICE
C. Booth, P. Hodgson, R. Nicholson, P. Smith, Summer Student
Daresbury
S. Griffiths et al.
RAL
G. Matthews, J. Loughrey, J Tarrant, E. McCarron
MICE
M. Ellis, W. Spensley