18 June 20031Integration Review B. Schmidt Outline: Filter design and basic concept to ensure seismic stability Filter Installation and the required tooling.

18 June 2003 1Integration Review B. Schmidt

Outline:

• Filter design and basic concept to ensure seismic stability

• Filter Installation and the required tooling

Muon Filter Design and Installation

18 June 2003 2Integration Review B. Schmidt

General points:• Muon filters are made of iron blocks

which have been recuperated from WANF. Blocs are being cleaned and painted at present.

• The large blocks (FT1688) are of (L,W,H): 159.7±0.3 79.7±0.3 80±0.8 cm3

• They iron walls have to be installed within an envelope 82cm

->Each block must be positioned with a precision of ±2mm along the beam axis

-> Special tooling is required to position the blocks for building the iron walls

Muon Filter Design

18 June 2003 3Integration Review B. Schmidt

Muon Filter: Block Cleaning

18 June 2003 4Integration Review B. Schmidt

Concept for seismic stability: Create mono-bloc

Muon Filter Design

18 June 2003 5Integration Review B. Schmidt

Muon Filter Installation

Support structure:

-> Moving on rails of ex Delphi end-cap

18 June 2003 6Integration Review B. Schmidt

Muon Filter Installation Precision frame: • The frame will be positioned on concrete blocks • The guides will be precisely adjusted by means of a theodolite (?)• The three filters of one half of the system will be mounted together

Guides

Frame

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Sequence:• Iron wall towards the cryogenics is mounted first, then the other

side

Muon Filter Installation

18 June 2003 8Integration Review B. Schmidt

Sequence (cont.):• After the mounting of the walls

– Boardings will be mounted which ensure sufficient seismic stability – plugs around the beam-pipe will be mounted (to reduce the particle

rate)

Muon Filter Installation

Boarding

Plugs

18 June 2003 9Integration Review B. Schmidt

Sequence (cont.):• Filter behind station 5 (MF4) is mounted last, once the cryoline

installation through RB86 is finished and the quay is removed

(August 2004)

->Time constraint forLHCb detector installation

Muon Filter Installation

MF4

18 June 2003 10Integration Review B. Schmidt

Resources:

• Expenses for muon filter installation and tooling are covered by the infrastructure budget

• Work on muon filter installation will be carried out by the LHCb experimental area team between February and September 2004

• It requires 3-4 people (including crane driver) for about 7 months

-> about 120 man weeks

Muon Filter Installation

18 June 2003 11Integration Review B. Schmidt

Work to be done:• Drawings (Pierre Jouvel):

– Design and production drawings for support of MF 4 (1 month)

– Production drawings of tooling for filter construction (3 months)

– Production drawings for the boarding (2 months)

– Design for plugs between filters and beampipe support (2 months)

• Calculations (Joao Batista):– Seismic stability of the Filters (1.5 months)

– Seismic stability of the Support structures (1.5 months)

->Most of this work should be finished by November 2003

-> Schedule is very tight !

Muon Filter Preparation