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Status of FMS Refurbishment
Tasks to be done by BNL: Stephen Trentalange/Mriganka Mondal/Igor Alekseev/Dmitry Svirida/YuXi Pan Testing of PMTs/Bases: 685 working channels - completed 100% Wrapping of working FMS small cells(360) completed 100% Recovery of cables/magnetic shields(684) - completed 100% Overestimated recovery effort: est completed 1 person week Wrapping of working FMS large cells(104) -2 person-weeks Gluing/Wrapping of broken small cells(90) -2 person-weeks Mounting Fixtures for Large Cells(684) person-weeks Tasks to be done by PSU Steve Hepplemann/Christopher Dilks/Tyler Boone/Dan Marshall/Yaokun Situ Machining of Fermilab Bases(684) -3 person-weeks Construction of plastic caps 684/20/day -7 person-weeks Soldering/gluing/cable-mounting bases 684/10/day -14 person-weeks Total Manpower: 41 person-weeks Tasks on time (~25% completed/25% time)/Budget revised lower($ > $23100)
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Canceled Completed
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FMS Work Area Annealing lead glass, cleaning
and wrapping of lead glass in 0.001”mylar Recovery of expansion rings, signal and HV cables, inner and outer magnetic shields
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Radiation Damage to Lead Glass
LED pulse amplitude Run 12 Run 13 Day Day Damage inversely proportional to distance from beamline Radiation hardened lead glass positioned closest to beamline Problem much less for large cells Estimated lifetime of detector in 500 GeV beam ~1 month
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Radiation Damage/Exposure to Sunlight
0 hours hours hours Large Cell Small Cell Relative Absorption Relative Absorption Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm)
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