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My personal Resumé Very interesting work-shop, stimulating atmosphere and very good discussions. Accommodation is excellent. For the Straw Project we have accomplished quite a bit. – Many decisions – Many points clarified, and brought forward Not complete, not objective
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Operation test-beam/simulation Very encouraging results MC studies (gas versus missing mass) are very instructive My conclusion: – Baseline gas mixture is preferred, but both gas mixtures could be used. – High Rate measurements are very encouraging – For Peter L. close exchange with Sergei, Anatoli and Dimitri will clarify several points...
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Electronics Electronics: – Many interesting points raised by Peter: falling edge -> trigger X-talk, termination, impedance matching,... – DAQ : 3 options presented Need clarification of requirements: monitoring signals, separation DAQ/DCS, central or local (Peter discuss with Marco, Valeri, Hans...) Comparison of cost and effort for options considered Time line (1 year for PCB development) ??
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Straw Mounting End plugSpacerComment Endplug mounted during straw production Mylar foilEnd plug assembly accuracy insufficient. Mounting during straw installation Mylar foilMylar support σ≈100μm No full size prototype yet Humidity -> Mylar ? Endplug mounted during straw production Wire-Ultem ringIncompatible Mounting during straw installation Wire-Ultem ringUltem spacer σ≈50μm End plug σ≈100μm Decision: option 4 is not ideal, but is adopted because of tight schedule. End plugs and Straw supports (spacers)
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Straw Mounting Accuracy ArgumentRequired limitPossible mitigations Straw Operation Properties < 500 μm Hermiticty of Detector< 200 μm (with respect to neighbouring straw) higher straw density Electrostatic Forces< 100 μm (?) (with respect to wire centre) Individual wire alignment or wire supports (?) Action list: 1.MC study efficiency impact.. For 2two different R eff = 4.7 and 4.5 ?? Simulate prototype -> understand difference inR eff ???? 2.Check drop off of efficiency (measured with 1 Straw only). Note: change of layout means a significant design effort. Decision: no design change (if not strong evidence from MC for inefficiency ) => Hans confirmed assembly accuracy limit (±100μm Peak to peak) Decision: no design change (if not strong evidence from MC for inefficiency ) => Hans confirmed assembly accuracy limit (±100μm Peak to peak)
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Orientation of Stations Decide to swap the views.. – 1 st u-v – 2 nd x-y
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Frame OptionAction items Assembled frameMechanical calculations tbd. Massive aluminium frame Machining precision cost Mech. calculations Decision: 1.Study both options 2.Chamber layout should be kept unchanged for both versions Decision: 1.Study both options 2.Chamber layout should be kept unchanged for both versions Remarks from closed session: Decide on Assembled or monolithic option by Feb. 2010 Integration issues (Solution A or B) to be decided before Feb. 2010 Dummy chambers are needed by end of 2011.
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Welding Welding procedures improved (QC) – Progress for failure rate in pressure test (10 to3%) – Environmental conditions: keep dry Need to improve further the correlation of welding parameters with solidity of joint. – Tensile tests suggested by Stefano (very important). – Consider to replace pressure test by other parameters. – Target failure rate < 1‰ during 4 years at operation pressure. – Non straight straws (what selection criteria ?) Improve welding machine: – Polishing, form, material of anvil – Friction of machinery, scratches, Most critical in my view
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Material Specify properties (requirements) for base material, treatment – 2 sided perhaps better for welding – 1 sided visibly better for coating – Treatment required for gluing side (end plug) Surprise: raw PET factor 100 higher permetaion than coated material ???? Coating what, how many layers ? – Related to permeation, welding, x-talk Time line ?
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Time Plan for 1 st Chamber Material + Coating Welding param. Straw Prod. Order 15/03 /10 Order 15/03 /10 Start May 10 Start May 10 Straw /Wire Assembly Frame Chamber Design May 10 End Nov. 10 End Nov. 10 Chamber construct. End April 11 End April 11 Start Oct. 10 Start Oct. 10 PermeationElectronics Proposal
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Thank You very much DUBNA.
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