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PIP- Booster RF

PIP- Booster RF. Spare Cavity Status 8/10/11 M . Slabaugh. Spare Booster RF Cavity. Assembled from scratch (almost) Old new, old used, and new. Drift tube and beam pipe. Spare Booster RF Cavity. Spare Booster RF Cavity. Spare Booster RF Cavity. Cavity assembly

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PIP- Booster RF

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  1. PIP- Booster RF Spare Cavity Status 8/10/11 M. Slabaugh

  2. Spare Booster RF Cavity • Assembled from scratch (almost) • Old new, old used, and new Drift tube and beam pipe

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  5. Spare Booster RF Cavity • Cavity assembly • Continue welding together parts on hand (8/11) • Waiting for new ceramics (due in September?), have at least five leak-tight ceramics on hand • Estimate fabrication complete September if we use on hand parts • Tuners (we want 4) • One complete and tested (current spare) • Two complete not tested • One still to be built from scratch (needed for spare) • Good opportunity to capture process steps (Working with TJ in TD) • Estimate September/October timeframe • Cone design, likely upgrade, good opportunity for improvement • Manpower is good now (part time), will need dedicated personnel if AD takes on any large scale upgrade

  6. Spare Booster RF Cavity • 19 cavities x 3 = 57 + 3 spares = 60 ferrite tuners • Assume: • Repaired/replaced = 30 tuners (1/2 of the total) • One week for two knowledgeable technicians to rebuild. Assumes all parts pre-assembled (cones, etc.) and on hand, no welding, no replacing of ferrites. • 1 week x 30 tuners = 30 weeks, or at least 7 months • This does not include design time, procurement, manufacturing lead times, training/familiarization, pre-assembly, etc. + 6 months? • Need more information!

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