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PSI: M. Morgano, M. Strobl TUM: E. Calzada, M. Lerche, M. Schulz
ODIN: Optical and Diffraction Imaging with Neutrons at the ESS Status and perspectives of the ODIN Project PSI: M. Morgano, M. Strobl TUM: E. Calzada, M. Lerche, M. Schulz Phase 2, May 31st. 2017
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
Work units and outline Management and integration Neutron Transport System Heavy shutter T0 chopper Chopper system Cave and hutch Motion controls and electrical engineering White beam detector ToF detector Shielding March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
Work units and outline Management and integration Neutron Transport System Heavy shutter T0 chopper Chopper system Cave and hutch Motion controls and electrical engineering White beam detector ToF detector Shielding March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
Work units and outline Management and integration Neutron Transport System Heavy shutter T0 chopper Chopper system Cave and hutch Motion controls and electrical engineering White beam detector ToF detector Shielding Timeline Budget March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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1. Management Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
In-Kind Agreement (IKA) contract Technical Annex (TA) Among all the partners. (ESS+PSI+TUM) Establishes the consortium and the scope Between in-kind partners and ESS. Sets forth the legal framework and the total budget for each institutions Attachment to the IKA. Details the timeline and the budget for the delivery of each items Awaiting directors signatures TUM: Done! PSI: text is ready, no problems foreseen 2nd iteration of the content with ESS Legal part in parallel March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
1. Management TG 3 Documentation under way (Risks, Hazards, PSS, Quality, etc.) Manuel’s contract situation stabilized Jan Hovind joined the team (more later) Michael left March 15th 2019 New hire: Aureliano Tartaglione will start June 1st 2019 Handover foreseen for mid-June (from ACTIONS list) “manage the gap of software development between 2020 and HC” talks started with DMSC for extending the software in-kind project March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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2. Neutron transport system
NBOA design contract signed in February TG3 should happen in May-June (on time) Technical specification document approved by ESS and by PSI quality and purchasing department Tender to be published very soon Detailed design foreseen to start ~2-3 months from now March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
3. Chopper System Chopper tender issued (pre-call for competition) and executed one qualified company replied VAT issue now resolved invitation to participate i.e. prepare a bid executed by ESS (Thanks to: Mirko, Niko, Shane, Wiebke…) First offer received and reviewed with only minor comments/suggestions Proposal would use 4% contingency (of the allowed 10%) and is thus very close to our Scope Setting amount set in Oct. 2016! March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
4. Cave and hutch Jan Hovind (PSI) joined the ODIN team CATIA v.6 course taken, CAD design to start soon Communications with the relevant technical group started and no problems are foreseen March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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5. Motion control and electrical engineering
No problems foreseen for the motion controllers. Discussion ongoing with the relevant technical group. Contact with Clara Lopez (ESS) for an integrated approach to electrical engineering with C-SPEC initiated March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
6. Shielding Shielding simulations started (incl. T0, heavy shutter) ODIN joined the common guide shielding 500k€ for a “turn-key solution” Preliminary Cave design near completion (30cm Steel, 30cm concrete) cave roof may be subject to less stringent requirements and thus lead to cost and weight (!) savings March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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7. Timeline: Installation
MS Project plan continuously developing All 40+ Resources implemented as proposed/required by ESS resources still have to be reassigned Regular communication with ESS (Antonio Bianchi) ODIN project plan can be integrated in ESS plan Resource limitation will lead to re-iteration(s) Currently the timeline seems doable ODIN is acknowledging its role as one of the first three instruments by actively communicating with the ESS-installation team. March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
Cold Commissioning Choppers: Rotation, synchronization with source signal change phases for BP1+2 ( guide width) and T0 BM and Cd shutter in and out Heavy Shutter: in out re-measure guide position All motors (incl. WFMC motion) motion, backlash and calibration (direction and movement) PSS functionality: water, oxygen sensors, search buttons HV safety etc. Utilities: test of water, air, power March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Hot Commissioning (no “early science”)
Choppers: Synchronization with source signal incl. phase adjustment test all 10 modes (six frame, 3 frame (4), natural (1+4)) All BMs (incl. with Cd shutter in and out) Heavy Shutter: shielding (closed) and transmission repeatability (open) PSS functionality: warnings inhibits beam dump? Detectors test, test, test… March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Hot Commissioning early Science
Too early to state a concrete experiment, but Has to demonstrate ODIN’s capabilites Show its advantage over steady state sources Show its flexibility Not only has to show ODIN’s potential but also have: High societal impact (e.g. Life Science, Cultural Heritage, Energy Storage, Additive Manufacturing) March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Hot Commissioning early Science
Too early to state a concrete experiment, but Has to demonstrate ODIN’s capabilites Show its advantage over steady state sources Show its flexibility Not only has to show ODIN’s potential but also have: High societal impact (e.g. Life Science, Cultural Heritage, Energy Storage, Additive Manufacturing) Obviously the last two points are competing with each other, here STAP advice would be highly appreciated (when the time comes…) March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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High societal impact early science
Nebra sky disk ca BC (?) First known depiction of the cosmos in the world Puzzling style, unlike anything else in the world NI could help confirm that the object is not forged March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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High societal impact early science
Vasa ship, Stockholm (1628) Famous ship that sank in her maiden voyage Recovered in 1961 Constant preservation efforts NI could help visualizing the corrosion of the bolts or the swelling in the wood March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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High societal impact early science
Morandi bridge, Genova (Italy), collapsed in 2018, killing 43 Cause of the collapse unknown NI can visualize the corrosion of rebar inside concrete Concrete Steel Corroded areas March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Current foreseen timeline (will change)
Mar'19 Jun'19 Nov'19 ODIN Sub-TG3 [15Mar19] - NBOA IDR - Guide system - Chopper system (without T0 Chopper) - ESS Heavy shutter - ESS Shielding - Hutch - Sample Environment interfaces - Neutron transport Sub-TG3.1 - Chopper system and T0 Chopper - Neutron transport - Guide system ESS Heavy shutter ESS Shielding - Cave interior (motors; flight tubes; slits; collimators; appliances; fitness of experimental station to accommodate the SE pool…) - Detectors - Hutch cabin - Sample Environment interfaces - All the MCA Final TG3 March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
8. Budget Budget creep bunker base plates 5k€ vacuum equipment (nozzles etc.)5-10k€ light shutter 6k€ Sprinkler System 5k€ CATIA license 3-6k€/year … Budget adjustment More personnel during installation Phase 3-4 about 15 month longer 500k€ (incl. installation) CE certification: 0-???k€ (under review as part of TA discussion) March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Thank You!
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Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
In Bunker Integration March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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WFMC re-re-design, integration w/ DREAM
March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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Conflict w/ DREAM resolved
March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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In Bunker: WFMC, BP added, T0 position
FOC 4 Beam Delivery System Heavy Shutter Bi-spectral Extraction System T0 Feedthrough FOC 3 FOC 2, BP 2 FOC 1, BP 1 WFMC 2 WFMC 1 March 21-22, 2019 Imaging and Engineering STAP Meeting, online
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