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This document outlines the schedule and plan for the STAR shutdown from June to September 2007. It includes details of tasks to be performed, dates, and general comments on working at the STAR facility.
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Operations meeting on FY07 Shutdown Date: June 27, 2007. W.B. Christie • Outline • Brief Overview of Shutdown Plan • Details/discussion of next few weeks • Comments on Working at the STAR site
June 27-July2: Remove Shield Wall (3.5 days, Riggers) • June 27 – July 2: Remove Vacuum pipe spool pieces. • July 3: Pull East Poletip • July 5: Pull West Poletip. Install scaffolding E&W. (Charlie & Steve) • June 27 – July 13: Remove SVT RDOs, extender cables, and cabling back to the Racks. Remove EEMC Trigger Cables. • June 27 – July 18: Install Rollers and disconnect utilities, and roll STAR to AB and connect utilities. • July 20 – Aug. 24: EEMC electronics maintenance. • July 19 – 27: Install SVT platform, FTPC West platform, and disconnect end of cone cables, remove FTPCs, and extract cone to platform. • July 30 – Aug. 14: Remove SSD, SVT, all utilities on cone, and reassemble cone. • Aug. 1 – 15: Install new BEMC PMT comm./controls system. • Aug. 16-21: Reinstall cone, reinstall FTPCs, & remove rails. Remove installation platform. • Aug. 22 – 27: Disconnect utilities. • Aug. 28 - 29: Roll STAR back into IR. • Aug. 30 – Sept. 10: Install Utilities. Draft STAR Shutdown Schedule/Plan July 2007 August 2007 Summer Sunday
September 2007 • Sept. 6 – 18: Beam Pipe Bakeout • Sept. 11th: STAR in IR with utilities connected. • Sept. 11 – Oct. 12: TPC Electronics maintenance. • October 1st: TOF Trays arrive at BNL for installation. • Oct. 15 – 18: SGIS Certification. • Oct. 17th: West Poletip installed. • Oct. 24: East Poletip installed. • Oct. 25 – 30: Magnet testing. • Nov. 1st: Collider Cooldown Begins. • Nov. 1 – 2: Install BBCs. • Nov. 7th: Lose access to IR for Collider Commissioning. • Still Open: • * When/where best to install TOF trays? Best locations 2, 4, 7, & 10:00. • * Details/plan for the TOF water system? October 2007 Collider Cooldown Begins
June Dates/Tasks: 27th – Install Hydraulic sys. Pressure gauges 28th – Remove BBC’s, remove VPDs, start on EEMC Trigger cable removal. 29th – Start Vacuum pipe spool pieces removal (East first), continue EEMC effort. July Dates/Tasks: 2nd – Start removal of Shield wall. Continues till ~ Thursday noon. - Start removal of TPC pipes/utilities - removal of Magnet water lines, and blow out coils 3rd – Continue TPC utilities removal (finish?) - Start West SVT RDO removal (?) 5/6th – Remove East Poletip 9th – 17th – Pull West Poletip, Remove SVT RDOs, drop all water/gas/power connections, install Hillman Rollers, Remove stairs and Bridge for move. 18th – Planned date for Rolling STAR to AB.
General Comments on Work in the STAR Facility • Work Planning: • N.B. All work undergoes Work Planning. Most of this is what’s known as Worker Planned work. Before you start on a task think about what you’re going to do, how you’re going to do it, what the hazards are, and how you’ll minimize these possible Hazards. • As a General rule, Bob or Bill should always know who will be working in the Facility, and on what, every week. Please make every effort to keep us informed. • Safety: • - All work should be performed in compliance with Safety rules. If there is a conflict between schedule and Safety, Safety must take precedence in all cases. • - If anyone is ever in doubt about how to perform a task, please contact Bob, Bill, or both. • - In the course of accomplishing your tasks throughout the Shutdown, if anything becomes apparent on how we could work safer, please bring them to Bill or Bob’s attention. • - If you see anyone doing something that appears unsafe, or somehow incorrect, please bring it to Bob or Bill’s attention. • Housekeeping: • - In performing work in the STAR Facility please clean up after yourself at the end of each day. Examples are picking up cable tie remnants, paper from Label makers, misc. “litter” that results from your work.