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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Status of Gain Mapping at Duke
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Status Certification Module M2.15 and M3.14 were used for Duke mapper certification. Two sets of data were taken from each module and compared. The detail results were reported (DUKHEP03-04-15, and DUKHEP03-06-10) Slope correction is ~1% for M2.15 and ~1.5% for M3.14. The sign of the slope correction is opposite for unknown reason. (dG 1 -dG 2 ) distribution is fitted and sigma of ~0.5% is obtained => repeatability: ~0.5% Wirelist is consistent from one measurement to the other. Data PAW based (Linux or PC operating system) All relevant HBOOK files and kumac files are at Duke ATLAS web page – download the files and run PAW Detail plots can be easily made with kumac files
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Passport Necessary plots can be easily produced including the required wirelist. Data Base We are working to simulate Hampton data structure in EDMS.
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN M2.15 M3.14 1 st (left) and 2 nd (right) measurement1 st (*) and 2 nd (dashed) Gain variation (M2.15,M3.14)
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN dG 1 -dG 2
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN dG 1.vs. dG 2
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Plan/Summary We are ready to scan Type II and Type III modules. M2.15 and M3.14 can be sent to CERN. Can scan 2 modules/week No immediate plan to scan modules at Duke, but… What are our long range goal? Need a well define procedure for the wirelist Who, How?
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Module Quality Assurance
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Define Goal The modules should not fail after assembly Are we doing the right tests? Revisit the procedures, specs. Are specs latest/attainable? –Module leak rate: 1 mb/b/min –Purging volume leak rate: 1 mb/min at 5 mb –Current draw: < 50nA/HV feed –No arcing –Number of dead straws: < 1% –Wirelist Is 8% cut for dG/G good enough? Should we restring the hung wires with dG/G > 5% (~250 micron offset) Are the assembly procedures ‘safe’? Meeting the assembly schedule Assembly would start early 04 and ends early 05 based on the BSS and electronics schedule.
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Offset.vs. dG/G F.Kaioumov, K.Kruger, S.Mouraviev, L.Vassilieva
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Readiness Initial acceptance at Duke/IU Very important for the rest Slow but on track Gain mapping Picking up speed Is producing the wirelist well defined? Who? How? 154 status Fixtures are not complete ~50% are ready –HV tester, MGM, and may have to duplicate some fixtures –data base Not enough experts Re-inventing wheels No realistic time estimation in processing a module –Initial checking: 1 day –Tension test: 1 day –HV test (initial/final):1 day –Gain map (partial) & rework : 2 day –Leak Test:1 day –Contingency : 3 days ~10 days/module
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN Thoughts on 154 Bring up all necessary fixtures and exercise ASAP Send experts and train Get a written procedure for processing modules and test the procedure. Good tracking mechanism of each module –Done-list, to-do-list Any arriving trained person should be productive right away Accommodate the travel limitation Send modules in bulk Set up a (web) schedule that people can sign up
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Seog Oh/ Duke University/June, 2003 TRT/ ATLAS week at CERN How we proceed from here Need to see the big picture including assembly Many unknowns for assembly Assembly is likely in “crunch” mode due to electronics and BSS schedule Need contingency.. schedule/resources… the more, the better Proceed with module processing in gain map and in 154 fast by concentrating resources After September, there will be “freed resources” ->gain mapping and in 154 Let us concentrate resources in assembly Proposal Gain map at Hampton and Duke – 12 modules/month minimum Increase resources in 154 after September to process >12/month
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