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Considerations for CM30 Magnet Integration and Spectrometer Solenoid Support Frame

This document discusses key considerations for the CM30 magnet integration, primarily focusing on the spectrometer solenoid support frame. Key points include the need for a detachable design for shipping, assembly requirements at RAL, and questions regarding the acceptance and pre-integration timeline. It addresses magnetic compatibility with surroundings and inquiries regarding the design of stand-alone support struts. Additionally, it covers RFCC assembly logistics, available space in the West end, and updates on recent structural adjustments related to the South mezzanine.

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Considerations for CM30 Magnet Integration and Spectrometer Solenoid Support Frame

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  1. Magnet Integration – CM30 • A few more considerations: • Spectrometer solenoid support frame: • Noted at the magnet workshop that it should be detachable for shipping • We need to have it bolted and dowelled for assembly at RAL; how easy is that? • AFC acceptance and pre-integration: • Is it realistic in R9? We have possession of the building soon, when the re-cladding is done • When will we know about magnetic compatibility with the surroundings? • Who’s designing/making the ‘stand-alone’ support struts, is it Trevor Savidge? • RFCC assembly and turnover in the MICE hall • Is there really space in the West end? Last discussion was over two years ago • It’s conceivable that we could also use R9 and then transport the entire RFCC to R5.2 • The big door is a different shape now • Jason has sorted out the clash with the South mezzanine, subject to pumping ports being repositioned

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