1. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson EDM Fast Start Helium-3 Services (He3S) Steven Williamson May 23, 2006

2. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Significant Planning Assumptions: Scope  Hardware  ABS  Injection Volume  Purifier  Interconnections (ABS Interface, Plumbing to Cells)  Fluid Control (Valves, Pressurizer, Volume Displacement)  Tests  Injection  Purification  Pressurization  Full System  Installation at ORNL  McClintock Purifier Cell Isolation Valve (V1) Body/Stem/Seat is NOT part of He3S

3. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson The He3S Work Packages WBSWork PackageLeader 6.1 3 He Atomic Beam Source (ABS)Steve Lamoreaux 6.2ABS InterfaceHaiyan Gao 6.3Polarized 3 He Collection SystemHaiyan Gao 6.4 3 He Injection TestHaiyan Gao 6.5PurifierMike Hayden 6.6Purifier Volume DisplacementMike Hayden 6.7Purifier/Valve TestMike Hayden 6.8PressurizerSteve Williamson 6.9Pressurizer/Valve TestSteve Williamson 6.10ValvesDoug Beck 6.11Interconnect PlumbingJen-Chieh Peng 6.12He3S (Full Subsystem) TestSteve Williamson 6.13He3S Installation in Upper CryostatSteve Williamson 6.14McClintock Purifier (Bulk Purified 4He)Seppo Penttila Magenta  Not Confirmed

4. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson The He3S Work Packages WBSWork PackageLeader 6.1 3 He Atomic Beam Source (ABS)Steve Lamoreaux 6.2ABS InterfaceHaiyan Gao 6.3Polarized 3 He Collection SystemHaiyan Gao 6.4 3 He Injection TestHaiyan Gao 6.5PurifierMike Hayden 6.6Purifier Volume DisplacementMike Hayden 6.7Purifier/Valve TestMike Hayden 6.8PressurizerSteve Williamson 6.9Pressurizer/Valve TestSteve Williamson 6.10ValvesDoug Beck 6.11Interconnect PlumbingJen-Chieh Peng 6.12He3S (Full Subsystem) TestSteve Williamson 6.13He3S Installation in Upper CryostatSteve Williamson 6.14McClintock Purifier (Bulk Purified 4He)Seppo Penttila Magenta  Not Confirmed

5. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Significant Planning Assumptions: Technical  Technical Assumptions  Minimal adaptation of ABS  Evaporation purification  Two Purifiers  Volume Displacement System  Pressurization of cell to 1 atm  Diffusive 3 He flow  0 pumps. 1 V1 valve/cell  All actuators use “Heliomatic” mechanism for 300 K to 4 K  A certain model for interconnection

6. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Other Significant Planning Assumptions:  Procurement  Hardware is ordered from vendors (build to drawing).  Local technical support at collaborating institutions not used. It’s hard to estimate without a firm design.  This is wrong but…  Manpower  Engineering by Bartoszek Engineering (more later)  Work package leaders assumed, but not all confirmed  Local technical support used for installation and testing.  Testing  All systems must be successfully tested before arrival at ORNL  Tests take place in parallel at different locations.

7. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Milestones 6.1.7ABS Complete 6.2.7ABS Interface Complete 6.3.8Collection System Complete 6.4.7Injection Test Completed Successfully 6.5.11Purifier Complete 6.6.4Purifier Volume Displacement Complete 6.7.7Purifier/Valve Test Completed Successfully 6.8.4Pressurizer Complete 6.9.8Pressurizer/Valve Test Completed Successfully 6.10.1.4Cell Isolation (V1) Valve Actuators and Interfaces Complete 6.10.2.4Pressurizer Isolation (V2) Valve Complete 6.10.3.4Pressurizer Standoff (V3) Valve Complete 6.10.4.4Collection Isolation (V4) Valve Complete 6.10.5.4Purifier Control (V5) Valve Complete 6.10.6.4Purifier Isolation (V6) Valves Complete 6.11.1.3Volume Displacement Interconnect Plumbing Complete 6.11.2.4Collection/Purifier Interconnect Plumbing Complete 6.11.3.4Pressurizer/Cell Interconnect Plumbing Complete 6.12.8He3S Test Completed Successfully 6.13.4He3S Installation in Upper Cryostat Complete 6.14.7McClintock Purifier Commissioned Level 3 Milestones for Hardware Completion Level 2 Milestones for Tests

8. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Interfaces  DAQ  Slow controls  Cryostat/Cryogenic Services  Mechanical support  Instrumentation and motion feed-through  50 K, 4 K, 0.3 K thermal links  Coils and Magnetic shielding  Upper cryostat cos(  ) holding field  Over-all magnetic model  Measurement Cell Insert  Interface to V1 valve body/stem  Plumbing connections into inner volume He3S Interfaces With MANY Subsystems

9. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Technical Scope Definition Issues  Resolution of many technical issues could totally change the scope (see Technical Assumptions).  Example: If evaporation purification found to not be practical  purifier work package would be completely different.  Important materials issue: 3 He Friendliness (more info needed – not just for dTPB, but teflon, nylon, DryFilm,…  Interfaces! (Where does He3S end?)

10. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Equipment Performance Issues  Injection polarization (90%)  Injection efficiency (How much 3 He enters the LHe?)  Relaxation time in the collection volume (100 s)  Polarized 3 He loading time (1000 s)  Quality of purification (10 11 3 He atoms/cc)  Time required to purify  Regeneration frequency  Valve lifetime (5000 cycles)  Superfluid leak tightness (valves, joints)  3 He friendliness of plumbing (pol = 80% at the cell)  Heat load to DR 

11. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Schedule Estimates  The schedule driven by the manpower allocated to engineering.  The work-package level Gantt chart with no leveling:

12. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Schedule Estimates  The schedule is driven by the manpower allocated to engineering.  The work-package level Gantt chart with leveling:

13. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Cost Estimates WBSWork PackageRaw Cost% Cont Total Cost 6.1 3 He Atomic Beam Source (ABS)$76k15$87k 6.2ABS Interface$101k32$133k 6.3Polarized 3 He Collection System$156k41$219k 6.4 3 He Injection Test$92k20$111k 6.5Purifier$191k35$258k 6.6Purifier Volume Displacement$64k55$100k 6.7Purifier/Valve Test$85k20$102k 6.8Pressurizer$60k65$99k 6.9Pressurizer/Valve Test$79k18$93k 6.10Valves$469k68$788k 6.11Interconnect Plumbing$113k44$163k 6.12He3S (Full Subsystem) Test$204k27$260k 6.13He3S Installation in Upper Cryostat$114k16$132k 6.14McClintock Purifier (Bulk Purified 4He)$74k17$86k Total$1,879k40$2,632k

14. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson A Typical Work Package WBSActivity TitleLaborODC % Cont TEC 6.5.1Prelim. Purifier Design$23k 40$33k 6.5.2Absorption Pumps$10k$11k52$32k 6.5.3Purifier Volumes$10k$11k19$25k 6.5.4Regeneration Instrumentation$6k$2k19$10k 6.5.5Purifier Film Killers$10k$5k64$26k 6.5.6Purifier Concentration Measurement Apparatus $14k$5k74$34k 6.5.7Purifier Vacuum System/Plumbing$10k$25k13$39k 6.5.8Purifier Mechanical Support$6k$11k16$20k 6.5.9Purifier Thermal Links$10k$2k16$15k 6.5.10Purifier Sensor Instrumentation$7k$9k40$23k Total$109k$82k35$257k

15. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Staffing Plans/Issues  Key People Needed:  Work package leaders need to be confirmed. Possibly new leaders identified  Some additional engineering will be necessary  Identifying in-house technical skills and capabilities may allow less outside work – could save money.  Special skills (e.g. glass blowing) may be required.

16. EDMEDM EDM Fast Start, May 23, 2006He3S, Steven Williamson Procurement Planning  The largest single items to be procured are the valve actuators  $30k  Need 8 for valves and 2 more for bellows.  In actuality these may be built of smaller parts purchased separately: Warm actuator$2.5k Feed-through from warm to 4K piston and cylinder$5.0k 4K piston and cylinder in upper cryostat$10.0k 4K piston and cylinder on 4K shield$10.0k Gaseous Hydraulic plumbing between cylinders$2.5k Total$30.0k  Next largest items are SQUID electronics and pumps (~$20k)