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The European Spallation Source Control System

The European Spallation Source Control System. Garry Trahern, Head of Integrated Control Systems. The ESS site is in Sweden !. Sweden, Denmark & Norway cover 50% of cost. Lund!. The other 14 member states covers the rest, with the European Investment Bank. ICALEPCS11. Garry Trahern. HFIR.

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The European Spallation Source Control System

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  1. The European Spallation SourceControl System • Garry Trahern, • Head of Integrated Control Systems

  2. The ESS site is in Sweden ! Sweden, Denmark & Norway cover 50% of cost Lund! The other 14 member states covers the rest, with the European Investment Bank ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  3. HFIR ESS NRU FRM-II SINQ MTR NRX HFBR 1020 Berkeley 37-inch cyclotron X-10 350 mCi Ra-Be source SNS CP-2 ISIS ILL J-PARC 1015 Chadwick IPNS CP-1 ZINP-P/ WNR KENS Steady State Sources ZINP-P 1010 Effective thermal neutron flux n/cm2-s 105 Pulsed Sources 1 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 (Updated from Neutron Scattering, K. Skold and D. L. Price, eds., Academic Press, 1986) Evolution of neutron sources ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  4. Neutrons in 2019 ! • 5 MW beam power • 2.5 GeV protons (H+) • 2.9 ms pulses • 14 Hz rep rate • 50 mA pulse current • 704 MHz RF frequency • < 1 W/m beam losses • 7.5 MW upgradability? • No H- injection, • No accumulator/compressor ring ! Green field site ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  5. Scope of integrated control system • Everything from source to target, cryogenics & conventional facilities • Good for long-term maintainability • Get everybody on board at the beginning (when it is not ‘so hard’) • Organizational challenges are faced head-on Ion source Instruments Accelerator Target station IPAC11, 110909 5 Steve Peggs

  6. # 7 List PG2 PG1 PG4 Ground Break First Building Technical Design Report PG3 ESS Master Programme Schedule Concepual Design Installation 1-22 Design and Manufacturing 22 instruments Construction Installation Prepare to Build Construction Construction Design Update Site preparation Installation Design Update Prepare to Build Design Update Pre-construction phase Operations Construction Program Initiation Program Set-up Delivery of Contsruction phase losure First Neutrons to Instruments Full beam power on target Pre Construction Report ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  7. P2B projects Current activities International convention signed First neutrons Design Updates Construction projects TDRs with Cost & Schedule Cryomodule production starts First protons Const. Const. P2B P2B P2B P2B DU DU P2B Prepare-to-Build (P2B) provides 1) Prototyping & 2) Engineering Design Reports, in smooth transition from design to construction. ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  8. Projects to model on in terms of controls • SNS • Similar in functionality to ESS • Real-life experience from SNS control system • ITER • multi-lab and multi-nation project just like the ESS • A very large EPICS installation • ITER timeframe • First subsystems integrated: 2013 • Commissioning: 2018 • Operation: 2019 ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  9. Some architectural, design and organizational decisions • ESS will use the EPICS control system. • Linux will be the operating system in the ESS controls service tier. • Provide a standardized “Control Box” platform to ESS partner institutions, with first prototype delivery in the design phase. • Release Control Box software and hardware in (approximately) yearly cycles ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  10. Control System Architecture – Control Box • Control Box • Provide a standardized solution before teams develop their own • A cornerstone in the 3 year design update phase • Benefits • Encourage consistency between sub-systems • including target, experimental stations, cryogenics & CF • Enable factory acceptance testing of subsystems through control system, • Validate technology decisions, • Minimize throw-away hardware and software development ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  11. Control Box • Control Box consists of • Hardware • Software (IOC, OPI) • Procedures Provides a clear split of responsibility among • Control system developers • Subsystem integrators

  12. Beam line elements database (BLED) • Automatically generate as much of the control system's components as possible • Principal input: a high-level description of the system (e.g., the accelerator's lattice) • Use of system engineering tools and model-driven architecture • The database(s) contain: • inventory information (equipment and its location, reference to manuals, reference to purchasing information, …) • cabling, connectivity and topology information • control system process variables, processing rules, … ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  13. Hardware platform selection • How to select the hardware platform, main criteria • Usability • Longevity • NOT “top performance” or coolness factor • Acceptance by majority in the industry. • Selection process: • Stakeholders: controls, beam instrumentation, RF, … • First prototype decision on October 3: cPCI • Decision revised through prototyping and comparing notes • Early prototype – learn from mistakes • Different groups – different experiences • Objective approach: unified table for all platforms, arguments agreed upon by all groups ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  14. Current status • Development environment • ITER’s CODAC is taken as basis • 8 service servers hosting bug tracking, version control, continuous integration … • Scientific Linux user development virtual machines • Cross platform: Windows, Mac OS, Linux • Timing, MPS: gathering requirements • Single source clock will be used • Naming convention finalized • End of 2012: First major deliverables • Technical Design Report • Vertical prototype with Control Box (and manual) • … complement each other. ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

  15. Summary • The European Spallation Source will be built in Lund. • The design of the CS should ensure a long life with many upgrades. • The accelerator design, prototyping & construction is being performed in a collaboration. • Use code and best practices from similar projects as much as possible • Collaboration with SNS and ITER • Provide a working control system from the onset • Control Box, released in yearly cycles ICALEPCS11 Garry Trahern

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