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6/12/2012. 3. Design Drafting. 17 designers and drafters, augmented by contractors as needed by projectsResponsible for project design and drafting activities both within the Division and for outside 'customers'. Interact with project engineers, physicists and managers in the development of compon
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2. 6/13/2012 2 Support in TD
3. 6/13/2012 3 Design Drafting 17 designers and drafters, augmented by contractors as needed by projects
Responsible for project design and drafting activities both within the Division and for outside 'customers'.
Interact with project engineers, physicists and managers in the development of component, assembly, and system designs.
Document control of all drawings, files, specifications, parts lists, releases, and change orders.
Personnel assigned directly to project engineers. Group provides means for training, document control, administrative tasks, transitions between projects.
4. 6/13/2012 4 CIS 6 Computer Professionals and Technicians; ~500 devices
Responsible for the computers, networks and administrative/user databases in the division.
Installation/maintenance and specification of desktop computing software and hardware, server systems
Support services such as printers/plotters and data backups and a division wide helpdesk
Specific support roles in CAD and CAM on site.
Home to the Lab CAD Manager (LCM). The LCM has responsibility for managing the CAD/CAM/CAE/PDM software for all of the divisions and sections of Fermilab.
Long term planning, implementation and upkeep of all TD information systems
Responsible for TD computer security (coordinated w/ CD)
Property database for all TD devices
5. 6/13/2012 5 Material Control Acquisition
Cost Estimating; Supplier Development; Fabrication Advice
Contract Development / Advice
Originate, Enter, Track Requisitions; ProCard Purchasing
Inventory Control, Process Kits, Traceability & Documentation
Quality Control
Incoming Inspection, at source or in IB4
Coordinate Measuring Machines (4 Mechanical Cordaxes, 2 Optical OGP)
Laser Tracker
Hysteresigraph
Ferrite/Permeability Indicator(s)
Vacuum & Hydrostatic Leak Testing
Hardness Testing
Surface Finish Measurement
Ultrasonic Testing (flaw and thickness measurement)
Coating Thickness Measurement
Calibration Services
6. 6/13/2012 6 Material Control Component Storage
Incoming reception
Organization of parts; storage short and long term
Distribution of parts and kits to projects as needed
Storage of Magnets for FNAL Operations
Tracking
Deliveries to AD as needed
Magnet moves
Prep of shipments for local and overseas
7. 6/13/2012 7 Machine Shop The Shop is run as a service to Fermilab and Fermilab Users for:
Quick turnaround tasks
Shutdown requirements; operations
Low quantity R&D / pre-production jobs
Prototyping; manufacturing advice / interactions
Services not readily available outside the lab
Tolerance requirements & development
Specialty welding
Radioactive machining capabilities
Risk reduction
It is run on a chargeback basis, using a single hourly rate:
Covers salaries and fringe; education and training; normal machine repair
New equipment is requested through the yearly laboratory equipment funding process
The Shop is flexible. In addition to the Village Shop, there are 3 satellite shops exist to provide close relationships to groups through the life of R&D and specialty projects
8. 6/13/2012 8 The Village Machine Shop is the primary facility (located in Lab 4) and houses (among other things):
Our most modern CNC equipment
2005 Charmilles 440cc Wire EDM w/ Rotary Axis
2004 Haas VF-9 Vertical 4 Axis CNC Milling Machine w/ part probing cap
1999 Haas VF-0E Vertical 4 Axis CNC w/ Rigid Tapping
Our Specialty Equipment not available elsewhere
‘Queen’ vertical mill, w/ travel 252” x 48” x 72”
Assorted older lathes and mills
Main weld shop w/ capabilities in
GTAW, SMAW
Plasma Welding
Acetylene Cutting to 30”
Pressure vessel and structural detail welding
9. 6/13/2012 9 Machine Shop In 2005:
Fermilab purchased about 117M$ of goods and services.
Of the 117M$, direct machining work accounted for 5.3M$
Of the 5.3M$
3.1M$ was to the Fermilab Machine Shops, average cost = $1277
2.2M$ was to outside Machine Shops, average cost = $4044
The Fermilab shops serve the niche market, with small tasks averaging less than 24 total working hours; larger machining jobs are sent off site
FNAL shops do not control the placement of orders, nor do they have the right of first choice on orders
The Shop size is actively managed consistent w/ Fermilab needs; current size is a minimum