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Overview of On-going Cryogenic Work At the MTA Barry Norris AD/Cryo February 14, 2005. The MuCool Test Area (MTA). Experimental Hall. Helium gas buffer. Refrigerator. Gas Room. Compressor. Hydrogen Vacuum buffer. Xfmer Location. Nitrogen dewar. Cryogenic Effort Is On-going
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Overview of On-going Cryogenic Work At the MTA Barry Norris AD/Cryo February 14, 2005
The MuCool Test Area (MTA) Experimental Hall Helium gas buffer Refrigerator Gas Room Compressor Hydrogen Vacuum buffer Xfmer Location Nitrogen dewar
Cryogenic Effort Is On-going within Three Different Areas Support of Solenoid Move to MTA Overall Refrigerator and Compressor Complex Support of Continued Future Testing of KEK and Forced Flow Absorber Work
Cryogenic Effort #1 • Support of Solenoid Move to MTA • Mechanical effort underway… • Piping installed for helium and nitrogen vents • Helium transfer line taken from Lab G and modified to make more optimal use of helium • Working with Al Moretti to understand transfer line positioning and • shielding requirements
Electrical effort underway… • Layout of cable runs, instrumentation on-going • Implementing Class 1, Division 2 • requirements into installation • Relay rack installed and wired at MTA • Using PLC and Internet Rack Monitor • …ability to monitor all solenoid cryogenics from ACNET
Solenoid Top View of Open Air Pit Top View of Experimental Hall
Cryogenic Effort # 2 Overall Refrigerator and Compressor Complex
Present Status Completed Mechanical Piping Drawing Mid-December 2004 Fermilab Contracts sending out Bid Requests This Week Bids Required Back by February 28th, 2005
Bottom Line on Refrigerator Complex In March or Early April we anticipate the beginning of piping install…90 day contract anticipated Following contractor work: 3-4 month controls installation Refrigerators and Compressors could be fully operational by Oct 2005
Transfer Line Connection from Refrigerator Hall Farmed out to Fermilab Particle Physics Divison (PPD) Goal for completion for installation stage is Oct 2005 Until this connection becomes fully functional, we will operate with dewar fed system
Cryogenic Effort #3 KEK and Forced Flow In regards to KEK… 79 foot long transfer line for hydrogen test caused excess usage of helium as well as instabilities…we will shorten transfer line and validate instrumentation…hope to incorporate this into mechanical efforts of Solenoid Need to consider KEK cryostat itself and desire to re-instrument…KEK needs to take lead in this as well as resolve heater questions
In regards to Forced Flow Cryostat… Original 3D model exists for Cryostat Bates “Sample” Hydrogen Loop Project Completion On-Hold … Lack of Engineering Priority (Refer Details to Christine Darve talk)