General Meeting Summary 3/28/24

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PARTICIPANTS: Carlos Munoz, Alexandre Camsonne, Charles Hyde, Hamlet Mkrtchyan, Tanja Horn, Hao Huang, Jerry Nines, Julie Roche, Steven Lassiter, Vardan Tadevosyan, Wassim, Yeran Ghandilyan, Ed Kinney, Aaron Brown, Paulo Medeiros, Taehee Song, Avnish Singh, Mark Mathison, Yaopeng Zhang, Christine Ploen,


UPDATE ON DEINSTALLATION SCHEDULE

  • Calorimeter surveys are done
  • Lead removed from magnet (to get to smaller angles) - lead shielding on magnet has not been surveyed
  • if already removed then use CAD for positioning
  • is shielding in acceptance of calorimeter - no, it only blocks background
  • Discussion that more than one day will be needed for bundling, but overall ~10 days for decabling and bundling seems sufficient
  • Tech support for decabling
  • Collaboration removes and disconnects cables
  • Tech support needed for, e.g., bundle/lifting cables, etc.
  • cables part patch panel to hut will stay
  • Patch panel to detector cables will be used by other experiments
  • Action item: Steven send deinstallation schedule to Jerry


DISCUSSION OF DEINSTALLATION PROCEDURES

  • Discussion of protecting connectors at cable ends
  • possibly foam/tape/plastic wrapping ends of bundle; has been done before (Bogdan)
  • wrap all 1200+ cables
  • different wrapping techniques may be needed for different connectors (LEMO, multi-pin, etc.)
  • Action item: Alexandre meet with Bogdan to review wrapping, then meet with Jerry/Steven L. teams to get any additional feedback, then procure any needed materials


  • Training needed for uncabling cables?
  • Need to check on how to safely reach cables for unbundling; may also need to cut zip ties
  • harness training required for any work on top of the SHMS
  • do we need a scissor lift for any work lower on the SHMS to reach cables, cut zip ties, etc.? - if have MED101 then may get certified for scissor lift
  • Action item: Alexandre check on what is needed to remove the cables, e.g., what is needed to safely reach cables/zip ties/etc., based on that determine what training needed and who has to take the training (including electrical training as needed)

NEXT MEETING: THURSDAY 18 APRIL AT 9AM ET