1. QXF schedule and milestones
P. Ferracin
July 2nd, 2014

2. SQXF 3D CAD model
P. Ferracin
02/07/2014

3. Critical milestones Schedule presented at Daresbury
Short model program: 5 CERN-LARP models,
Start winding in 02-03/2014
Support structure available and qualified by early 2015
First magnet test in 05/2015 (3 LARP coils, 1 CERN coil)
Long model program: 2 (CERN) + 3 (LARP) models,
Start winding: LARP in 01/2015, CERN in 09/2015
Paolo Ferracin
08/05/2014

4. SQXF plan and schedule (Slide presented at Daresbury)
Definition of cable geometry in 06/2013
Update of coil design in 07/2013
Coil parts fabrication/optimization in progress
Decision on end parts for first set of coils: 12/2013
End spacer turn-around: ~2 months
Coil tooling
Procurement
Parallel coil fabrication LARP-CERN
CERN: 1 Wind&Curing + 2 React&impreg
LARP: 1 Wind&Curing + 2 React&impreg
Winding and curing tooling by 11/2013
Reaction and impregnation tooling by 02/2014
Fabrication of full practice coil starts, both at CERN and in the US, in 02/2014
Fabrication of second set of coils starts in 03/15 (LARP), 05/15 (CERN)
Possibility of fine tuning cable geometry by 06/2014
G. Ambrosio and P. Ferracin
13/11/2013

5. SQXF Status and milestone
From conceptual to engineering design: 03/13
Coil winding started in 03/14
Cu coil at CERN
Nb3Sn coil by LARP
P. Ferracin
02/07/2014

6. SQXF plan and schedule (Slide presented at Daresbury)
First “real” or “mirror” coil
(#3) to completed by CERN in 12/14
(#1 or #2) to be completed by LARP by 9/14
G. Ambrosio and P. Ferracin
13/11/2013

7. SQXF plan and schedule (Slide presented at Daresbury)
Support structure fabricated and qualified by 02/15
First magnet assembly in 03/15
1 coil from CERN
First test by 06/15
P. Ferracin
02/07/2014

8. SQXF plan and schedule (Slide presented at Daresbury)
Start winding
LARP in 01/2015
CERN in 09/2015
First “real” or “mirror” coil
LARP in 10/2015
CERN in 08/2016
First long prototype test
LARP in 11/2016
CERN in 11/2017
P. Ferracin
02/07/2014

9. Long model program Plan and schedule
G. Ambrosio and P. Ferracin
13/11/2013