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* Hall D design and radiation simulations | * Hall D design and radiation simulations |
Revision as of 20:27, 4 December 2020
DISCUSSION ITEMS:
- Simulations - parameterization of power deposition
- Shielding and magnet model - check of numbers of modules and analysis of radiation hard coil model
- Hall A/C model and design/implementation - thermal model development etc.
- [Simple cylinder model]
- Hall D design and radiation simulations
- Other
PARTICIPANTS: Hamlet Mkrtchyan, Hovanes Egiyan, Josh Crafts, Marie Boer, Steven Lassiter, Vardan Tadevosyan, Tanja Horn, Rolf Ent, Bogdan Wojtsekhowski, Igor Strakovsky
SHIELDING MODEL (Josh)
- Units: US tons
- currently 2109 W blocks (2" x 2" x 4")
- low by factor of two in volume compared to previous estimate
- Total weight ~43 tons (no magnet, no support structure) with ~31 tons of lead and ~10 tons of tungsten powder and ~2 tons of poly sheets
- consistent with previous estimate of <50 tons
- should be ok for Hall C - HallC crane is 20 tons, but another crane can be brought in to move shielding
- side shielding
- Unistrut probably not good enough
- investigating other solutions
- exterior beam pipe dimensions 4"x4" tube
- eventual topics to consider: air, vacuum, etc.
- survey and alignment - transfer fiducials from inside to outside, location of magnet
- e.g. three (minimum) to four pillar platform for magnet
- magnet should be independent of shielding material
- post from bottom to magnet - radiation impact (W pole?), pole can't support weight
- to deal with weight on top need another shelf on top of magnet to transfer weight
- Actions:
- slice into individual segments for layout
- factor of two less of tungsten currently - need to check
- design team needs to look now at details, e.g. full box, side loads, penetrations, etc.
POWER DEPOSITION (Bogdan)
- Large table being developed for power deposition
- divide volume of absorber into 5cm elements and in and y in 0.5mm
- element, energy deposition in kWatt/cm3
- Method of applying heat load - grid
- seems ok, but need to analyze carefully since structure has many features
- Action:
- need to check units in table and work on format
THERMAL MODELING (Steven, for Amy)
- Good progress with modeling
- Resolved modeling issues and issues with temperature and energy convergence at high temperatures
- Temperature seems close to original estimate
- Action:
- check model with known solution
- continue with model optimization
HALL D Status (Hovanes)
- Working on radiation simulation
- Action: Power depositions - plots post, table
- discussion of alignment of electron beam
- need instrumentation upstream - beam line girder to monitor beam
NEXT MEETING: FRIDAY 18 DECEMBER 2020 AT 8AM ET