General EEEMCal Meeting Summary 6/28/24
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PARTICIPANTS: Carlos, Julien, Sasha, Douglas, Hamlet, Joerg, Julie, Justin, Larry, Renee, Roland, Rosi, Tanja, Vardan, Roland, Hrachya, Ioana, Gerard, Tristan Protzman, Dmitry,
DISCUSSION OF MECHANICAL DESIGN
- Main question is the attachment of the EEEMCAL to the main frame
- some
- Main mounting is on the carbon fiber tube
- Idea is that all inner detectors are encapsulated on a carbon fiber tube
- this tube is attached to a frame that is attached to some support that attaches to DIRC frame and goes out to barrel EMCAL
- tube slides into the inner detector
- easier for cable management
- there has been discussion to cut the carbon tube short and install EEEMCAL separately (because it's so heavy compared to all the other detectors)
- Andreas Jung is in charge of carbon fiber tube
- working with an engineer
- Installation sequence: install EEEMCAL into carbon tune on rails (all cables installed prior) and then EEEMCAL cables will be routed
- plan is to have all cables be inside the tube
- they somehow go between pfRICH and EEEMCAL
- Carbon fiber tube is 1cm thick - should be included in the simulation
- Carbon tube is not in the simulation as far as Dmitry knows - what is in the simulation is a cone that represents the services cables
- Action: follow up on that (Roland)
- Question about empty space radially at z-location of the EEEMCAL (micro Rwell ends before that z-location) - the space is about 2cm radially
- can one put holes in the carbon tube for cables? - makes things difficult for cable routing
- can one flare out the tube to larger radius? - limits the direction of sliding in the tube during installation
- can one make carbon tube shorter and install EEEMCAL separately? - still some questions about if micro RWell can be cut shorter
- EEEMCAL side of the detector in the experimental hall is constrained - there is only about 1 meter
- Installation rails on the carbon tube
- for the rails of carbon tube installation - different options exist, either cutting the tube or machine aluminum to that
- How to make the carbon tube
- Andy Jung worked on a project that made such a tube before (CMS?)
- Action on carbon tube: Roland will try to find out
PREPARATIONS FOR BEAM TEST
- After readout meeting, go ahead with 3015 SiPMs for the beam test
- Action: count SiPM 3015 that is available
- CUA doesn't have any
- OU got 100 (20 are on a board)
- Rosi's order: 40 left
- Also have order 20 6015 SiPM; have ~5 of 3010 SiPM
- Some FADCs could come from Fernando's group
- Send personnel information to Douglas
- DESY wants the names at least a week before, but better to do it even earlier
- for letter of invitation also need names
PROJECT PDE
- Purpose is towards final design
- Documentation preparation ongoing
TDR WRITING
- Need to have a discussion for that
NEXT MEETING: FRIDAY 12 JULY AT 8AM