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MICE Collaboration Meeting 16 RAL, Oct 2006 Absorber Focus Coil Module – progress & status By

MICE Collaboration Meeting 16 RAL, Oct 2006 Absorber Focus Coil Module – progress & status By Oxford University & all the collaborators on this module. Status on the AFC module Engineering design Absorber; Windows & window connections; Coil design; Cold mass support system;

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MICE Collaboration Meeting 16 RAL, Oct 2006 Absorber Focus Coil Module – progress & status By

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  1. MICE Collaboration Meeting 16 RAL, Oct 2006 Absorber Focus Coil Module – progress & status By Oxford University & all the collaborators on this module

  2. Status on the AFC module • Engineering design • Absorber; • Windows & window connections; • Coil design; • Cold mass support system; • Hydrogen delivery system; • Hydrogen cooling loop; • Helium delivery and cooling system; • Power supply; • H T S leads; • Cold intercepts; • Magnet Vacuum cryostat; • AFC main vessel; • Thermal shields; • Vacuum system; • Control & instrumentation

  3. AFC module Engineering • Responsibility • Absorber; • Windows & window connections; • Coil design; • Cold mass support system; • Hydrogen delivery system; • Hydrogen cooling loop; • Helium delivery and cooling system; • Power supply; • H T S leads; • Cold intercepts; • Magnet Vacuum cryostat; • AFC main vessel; • Thermal shields; • Vacuum system; • Control & instrumentation

  4. AFC module Engineering • Responsibility (outstanding) • Absorber; • Windows & window connections; • Coil design; • Cold mass support system; • Hydrogen delivery system; • Hydrogen cooling loop; • Helium delivery and cooling system; • Power supply; • H T S leads; • Cold intercepts; • Magnet Vacuum cryostat; • AFC main vessel; • Thermal shields; • Vacuum system; • Control & instrumentation

  5. Status on the AFC module • Engineering interface • Absorber; • Windows & window connections; • Hydrogen internal pipework; • Crycoolers • Hydrogen delivery pipework; • Vacuum system; • Docking & Ground fixing; • Helium delivery pipework; • Power supply; • Module connections (Bellows); • Venting system; • Control & Instrumentation Cabling; • Liquid Nitrogen delivery system;

  6. Towards a tender specification • Where are we? • The following is a check list of what we have accomplished to date:- • Safety review of the Hydrogen safety; ✔ • R & D work on the Window fixing – welded or bolted ✔ • Safety review of the hydrogen delivery system ✔ • Selection of Cryocoolers; ✔ • Cryogen condense pot, cold intercept connections etc ✔ • Design & validation of the Coil Former & Cold Mass support ✔ • Internal pipework connection design & arrangement ✔

  7. Mini-Flange Test KF16 1mm dia. Indium S-S Mini-Flange Mini Rotation Flange Aluminum

  8. Towards a tender specification • Where are we? • The following is a check list of what we have accomplished to date:- • Safety review of the Hydrogen safety; ✔ • R & D work on the Window fixing – welded or bolted ✔ • Safety review of the hydrogen delivery system ✔ • Selection of Cryocoolers; ✔ • Cryogen condense pot, cold intercept connections etc ✔ • Design & validation of the Coil Former & Cold Mass support ✔ • Internal pipework connection design & arrangement ✔ • Cryostat sizing and module connections ✔ • Creating a tree structure, defining supply & drawingresponsibility, drawing directory etc ✔ • C & Iand thermal performance testof the Absorber ✔

  9. Drawing & design information on the AFC • The repository for all the AFC drawings is at RAL; • Chris Nelson is the keeper of this information; • Oxford (Stephanie Yang) will ensure that Chris gets the latest version of all the cooling AFC drawings; • However, for read only information on the AFC 3-D model, this could be downloaded from our web pageand Stephanie will demonstrate how easy this could be done.

  10. Towards a tender specification • The following is a check list of actions that have not been accomplished:- • Formal response to the H2 R&D review; • Final design details and specifications on:-HTS Leads; Power supply; vacuum pumping; rail & docking system; N2 & helium supply; quench protection etc; • QA procedure for window measurement; • Burst pressure test (3 to 4 sets) for the current window geometry; • Finalising a bidders list, vendor qualification inspection and a set of well defined Tender specification;

  11. Summary • A fair amount of work still to be done before we are ready for tender; • Our priority is on making sure that the interface parameters are well defined and that the tolerances are achievable; • We are still getting feed back from the Spectrometer solenoid manufacture on how we should improve our tender specifications to avoid expensive changes after contract signing; • The AFC Work Group will be re-activated so that we can received more feed back and suggestions from parties outside RAL and Oxford before we conclude the tender specification;

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