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Vyacheslav Klyukhin, SINP MSU Simulation of magnetic toroids for CMS forward muon detection April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN1
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Motivation of the Proposals April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN2
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Initial Data April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN3 Parameters of the 13 toroids used in the IHEP-JINR Neutrino Detector (IHEP, Protvino): Outer diameter: 4 m; Inner square hole: 0.36 × 0.36 m²; Thickness: 0.22 m (two disks of 0.11 m welded together); Weight: 25 t; Material: Russian steel St08; Number of turns in one coil: 34 of copper with cross- section of 18.5 × 18.5 mm² and an inner hole of 10 mm diameter; Demineralized water consumption: 14.4 l/min; Magnetic flux density at the inner radius: 1.9 T; Magnetic flux density at the outer radius: 1.45 T; Operational current: 907.6 A at 10.4 V;
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Data Used for Simulation April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN4 Outer diameter: 5.2 m; Inner diameter: 0.4 m; Thickness: 0.34 or 0.78 m; Weight: 55.5 or 127.3 t; Material: vf steel; Number of turns in one coil: 34 of copper with cross- section of 18.5 × 18.5 mm²; Coil cross section: 0.038 × 0.330 m²; Current: 907.6 A at 10.4 V;
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at Z=0 m (0.34 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN5
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at φ=0º (0.34 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN6
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at φ=45º (0.34 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN7
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at Z=0 m (0.34 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN8
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Radial magnetic flux density at Z=0 m (0.34 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN9
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Radial magnetic flux density at φ=0º (0.34 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN10
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Radial magnetic flux density at φ=45º (0.34 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN11
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Radial magnetic flux density at Z=0 m (0.34 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN12
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at Z=0 m (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN13
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at φ=0º (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN14
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at φ=45º (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN15
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at Z=0 m (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN16
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Radial magnetic flux density at Z=0 m (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN17
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Radial magnetic flux density at φ=0º (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN18
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Radial magnetic flux density at φ=45º m (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN19
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Radial magnetic flux density at Z=0 m (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN20
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Layout of 6 Toroids from the Top (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN21
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at Z>0 m (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN22
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Azimuthal magnetic flux density at Z<0 m (0.78 m) April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN23
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Conclusions April 22, 2013V. Klyukhin, General Muon mtg, CERN24 The toroids could be located at Z-coordinates of ±11.5, ±12.58, and ±13.66 m (from 11.11 to 14.05 m) in place of the present HF, if it will be moved into the end-cap disks bore; The pseudorapidity coverage is from 2.39 to 4.02; The space between the coil of two adjacent toroids is 0.2 m; The azimuthal magnetic flux density is rather uniform along the beam axis; The radial magnetic flux density is negligible; The azimuthal magnetic flux density varies from 1.73 to 2.18 T vs. radius for 0.78 m thick toroids; The integrals of the azimuthal magnetic flux density vary from 4.17 (η=2.4) to 4.96 (η=4) T·m for 0.78 m thick toroids.
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