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1 Tas and Q0: Simple parametric study for Tas 15/03/07
Elena Wildner

2 Strategy 15/03/07 Wish from ATLAS: complete proposal from machine side
The shielding is designed including the TAS Optics case fixed (see layout sketch) Simple model of shielding structure has been made, with new layout For D0: large aperture (not same angles?), for Q0 and Tas studies only dipole field to be included

3 Layout sketch of possible scenario
Detector for backscattering: shielding IP Tas Q01 Q02 9 m 3.0 m 13 m 3 m 3.5 m

4 Moving Tas in the Atlas model
Shielding needed around Tas, if Tas moved shielding has to be redesigned IP IP

5 Atlas shielding 8m 13m 21m

6 Atlas shielding

7 Shielding: general

8 Model JN JF JT JD

9 Cross Section of Q0 (G.Kirby)
He ss Cu 4.5 10.5 16.5 28.0 30.0 Field Map exists

10 Moving the Tas Using simple cylinder surrounding the Tas
3 positions of Tas calculated, 19 m, 13 m, 9.5 m from IP 2 Tas apertures calculated for 13 m, the second has the same interception angle as the 19 m case.

11 Results, neutrons

12 Results,e+-

13 Results, muons

14 Results, photons

15 The Tas Aperture Heat deposition and backscattering depends on Tas opening and distance If the Tas is located closer to IP different particles will be intercepted for the same opening 2 cases for Tas aperture calculated

16 Results, heat deposition on Tas
Deposit in Tas (1900 cm) 181 W (sigma = 29 W), ref N. Mokhov 187 W Deposit in Tas (1300 cm) 133 W (sigma = 27 W) Deposit in Tas ( 950 cm) 108 W (sigma = 27 W) Deposit in Tas ( 1300 cm) 175 W (sigma = 29 W) Same angle as the 1900 cm case!!! Original Tas design Angle as 1900 cm case

17 Results, “current” out of pipe
Particles per primary Select particles coming from Tas and check at critical positions GeV

18 Next: Heat Load on Q0 IP Tas Q01 Q02 9 m 3.0 m 13 m 3 m 3.5 m Optimize ED, by changing Tas and accordingly Q0 parameters (material, geometry) using simple model Experiment’s possibility to house Tas, discussion If Q0/Tas ok, experiment optimizes the shielding

19 Status Status: Modification of Atlas Shielding at new position of Tas: new model finished ready to be run, magnetic field map from G. Kirby to be integrated. Adding Dipole field from D0. Parameters: Tas opening, distance, material, shape: Q0 layout kept fix Is the same approach valid for CMS?


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