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A N DY CSI Cost, Schedule, and Implementation

A N DY CSI Cost, Schedule, and Implementation. Hank Crawford UCB/SSL . Top level Gannt. Gannt – run13 start 12/25/12. Modify Ecal base fab – note 30 day lag FS from review date, 40 day lag parts order. Milestones. Key Performance Parameters. KPP. Burdens. Resource costs and BOE.

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A N DY CSI Cost, Schedule, and Implementation

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  1. ANDY CSICost, Schedule, and Implementation Hank Crawford UCB/SSL Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  2. Top level Gannt Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  3. Gannt – run13 start 12/25/12 Modify Ecal base fab – note 30 day lag FS from review date, 40 day lag parts order Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  4. Milestones Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  5. Key Performance Parameters Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  6. KPP Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  7. Burdens Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  8. Resource costsandBOE Note: new quote from St.Gobain for scint $14524 –> $14950 Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  9. Scintillator quote Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  10. Resource Usage Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  11. Responsibilities Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  12. Individual commitments Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  13. Individual responsibilities Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  14. Student/Post Doc participation R.Marshall,UCB/SSL, electronics and detector tests O. Baron, U. Md., detector installation/testing L. Stevens, U. Md., detector installation/testing TBD, Univ.of the Basque Country, PS fab and test Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  15. MidY schedule 80 PMTs 40 slats All on hand Cost driven by Electronics and cables Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  16. PreShower Schedule • 228 new scint slats • PMTs, bases exist Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  17. ECalschedule 1596 cells,PMTs exist New bases Electronics Cables Critical path: Bases and Cell prep Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  18. Hcalschedule Add 80 cells From Phenix To existing 216 from Phobos Flexible, Lots of float Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  19. TRK1 schedule GEMs a’la SBS Recently reviewed Positively by DOE Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  20. TRK2 schedule Same as TRK1 Driven by foil And electronics Tech added For TRK2,3 Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  21. TRK3 schedule Driven by Foil and electronics Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  22. Dipole schedule Existing magnet Add existing steel Modify existing PS Share cooling tower Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  23. AnDY Safety AnDY Safety considerations Cosmic ray tests and calibration of the AnDY HCal were carried out under a C-AD approved work plan that defined the training requirements and working conditions. A walkthrough and inspection by the C-AD safety folks was also carried out. Similarly the testing and assembly of the ECal modules were also carried out. The AnDY experiment was reviewed by the C-AD Experimental Safety Review Committee (ESRC) on September 20, 2010 and a list of action items was generated and subsequently closed. The experimental area, the assembly area, and the counting house is subjected to periodic TIER I reviews. All mechanical support structures for the AnDY apparatus were designed and reviewed internally by C-AD engineers. A safety walkthrough of the installed apparatus was carried out on January15, 2011 a check off list was generated and items closed prior to the experiment taking beam. The new apparatus to be introduced to AnDY for the next run(s) will be reviewed by the ESRC as the need arises. This will include all electrical systems and mechanical systems to assure compliance with applicable standards. All power supplies (High Voltage, Low Voltage, CAMAC, and VME) will be reviewed for NRTL compliance either through manufacturer’s documentation or by certified C-AD electrical engineers. The experiment will be subjected to annual safety review and walkthrough. All experimenters and shift takers will have to complete the required training. Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  24. Safety Training http://www.bnl.gov/userscenter/Training/RHIC/AnDY/andy.asp AnDY Homepage | Back A valid BNL guest number is needed for training System Requirements Shift Taker Shift Leader Other C-A OPMs - In Addition, for all who plan to go into the Intersection Region (the tunnel), Oxygen Deficiency Hazard Class 1 (ODH-1) training will also be required. Oxygen Deficiency Hazard Class 1 web course (TQ-ODH1) Oxygen Deficiency Hazard practical (Contact C-AD Training Office at 631-344-7007) Oxygen Deficiency Medical Surveillance Form (complete the BNL ODH1 Medical Clearance Questionnaire and submit to BNL Clinic, Bldg. 490) Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  25. Shift Leader • AnDY - Shift Leader • Homepage | Back • A valid BNL guest number is needed for training • System Requirements • Collider User Training • Initial training - Classroom training necessary - schedule • Renewal training - Challenge exam - Click here for study guide • Cyber Security • Computer Use Agreement • Guest Site Orientation • Hazard Communication • Electrical Circuit Breaker/Switch Operation Safety • C-A Operating Procedures - Instructions: Read all three OPMs; • Print out memo; Sign memo; Return memo to either Guest, User, • Visitor Center, Bldg. 400A or C-A Training Office, Bldg. 911A. • C-A OPM 2.5.2 • C-A OPM 3.19 • C-A OPM 11.1 • AnDY Work Plan Document- Contact Peter Cirnigliaro at 631-344-5636 • Read & Acknowledge Memo Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  26. RCF Storage and ComputingOverview (T.Throwe) • As a RHIC experiment, AnDY will be supported by the RHIC Computing Facility (RCF) with: • Private networking between the facility and the AnDY counting house • HPSS storage • AFS storage • NFS storage • Computing hardware • The level of the support is to be determined

  27. AnDY Computing Summary • AnDY requires resources from the RCF • Hardware • Fiber connection to the counting house • Farm compute nodes • Storage • HPSS, NFS, AFS and distributed • Infrastructure • Condor and the “general queue” • The level of RCF resources is a management decision AnDY Computing - Tom Throwe

  28. backup Cost/Sched/Imp HjC

  29. Existing Computing • To date, AnDY has made use of a rack (30 nodes) of recycled RCF computers • The machines are located in the AnDY counting house and have been in heavy use since the beginning of RHIC Run-11 • The cluster of dual core, dual CPU machines makes use of a Hadoop distributed file system and Condor to manage the data an jobs on the nodes

  30. HPSS Storage • A direct fiber, previously used by the BRAHMS experiment, between the counting house and the RCF HPSS servers will be reactivated • Raw data from AnDY will be transferred from a disk buffer in the counting house to an HPSS server in the RCF with the standard HPSS pftp client via the above fiber connection • The raw data will be stored in an HPSS COS (Class Of Service) assigned to the AnDY experiment.

  31. Non-HPSS Storage • There will be four types of disk storage made available to the AnDY experiment • Home directories in NFS – this space will be backed up • AFS storage for common software • NFS mounted central storage for common files and results files • Distributed disk on the compute nodes to support running jobs, especially those with high I/O requirements

  32. RCF Computing for AnDy • The AnDY experiment will have dedicated hardware for data analysis • The amount of dedicated hardware is to be determined • In addition, AnDY users will make use of the “Condor general queue” for opportunistic use of idle compute cycles on the PHENIX and STAR farm nodes • AnDY has greatly benefited from the use of the general queue over the last few months

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