1. Welcome to The Univ. of Michigan
  2. Welcome to The Univ. of Michigan
  3. ATLASATLAS MuonMuon MDT Construction Site ReviewMDT Construction Site Review
  4. Bing ZhouBing Zhou
  5. June 1, 2000June 1, 2000

Welcome to The Univ. of Michigan

 

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Welcome to The Univ. of Michigan

Welcome to The Univ. of Michigan

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ATLASATLAS MuonMuon MDT Construction Site ReviewMDT Construction Site Review

ATLAS ATLAS Muon Muon MDT Construction Site Review MDT Construction Site Review

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Bing ZhouBing Zhou

Bing Zhou Bing Zhou

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June 1, 2000June 1, 2000

June 1, 2000 June 1, 2000

 

June 1, 2000

UM Site Review

Major ATLAS MDT Construction Activities Major ATLAS MDT Construction Activities

of Michigan of Michigan

1. 1. Endcap muon Endcap muon chamber construction : chamber construction :

To assemble 30,000 precision long drift tubes, and to as To assemble 30,000 precision long drift tubes, and to as semble semble

these tubes into 80 chambers (major activities to be reviewed). these tubes into 80 chambers (major activities to be reviewed).

2. 2. ATLAS ATLAS muon muon software development, and performance studies: software development, and performance studies:

Coordinate the Coordinate the muon muon software database development software database development

Muon Muon detector performance studies: detector performance studies:

Study of bending vs. non Study of bending vs. non - - bending tubes performance bending tubes performance

Study of possible staged Study of possible staged endcap endcap chamber performance chamber performance

Level 2 trigger algorithm Level 2 trigger algorithm

GEANT 4 simulations GEANT 4 simulations

C++ reconstruction code development C++ reconstruction code development

3. 3. General MDT production database platform development for all General MDT production database platform development for all

production sites production sites

 

June 1, 2000

 

UM Site Review

The MDT Chamber Construction Organization The MDT Chamber Construction Organization

Coordinator: Coordinator: Zhou Zhou , , Advisory board: Neal, Advisory board: Neal, Tarle Tarle , , Thun Thun

Logistics Logistics

At Michigan At Michigan

Faculty:Faculty:

Thun Thun , , Zhou Zhou

Senior tech. : Senior tech. :

Schick Schick

At CERN At CERN : :

Neal Neal

Goldfarb Goldfarb

Tube Assembly Tube Assembly

Supervisor : Supervisor : Thun Thun

Physicist in charge : Diehl Physicist in charge : Diehl

Senior technician: Senior technician: Weaverdyck Weaverdyck

Graduate student: Graduate student: Xu Xu

Assistants: 2 Assistants: 2

Undergrad. Students: Undergrad. Students: Degenhardt Degenhardt

Chamber Assembly Chamber Assembly

Supervisor : Supervisor : Zhou Zhou

Physicist in charge: Physicist in charge: Hou Hou

Senior technician: Senior technician: Kouba Kouba

Graduate student: Graduate student: Xu Xu

Assistants: 3 Assistants: 3

Tube QA/QC Tube QA/QC

Supervisor: Supervisor: Tarle Tarle

Physicist: Levin Physicist: Levin

Assistant: Li Assistant: Li

Student: Student: Overhiser Overhiser

Chamber QA/QC Chamber QA/QC

Supervisor: Supervisor: Tarle Tarle

Physicist: Levin Physicist: Levin

Assistant: 1 Assistant: 1

Student: 2(FTE) Student: 2(FTE)

Database : Database :

Supervisor: Neal Physicist in charge: McKee Supervisor: Neal Physicist in charge: McKee Graduate student: Han Graduate student: Han

 

June 1, 2000

UM Site Review

The UM MDT Chamber Construction The UM MDT Chamber Construction

Task & Status Task & Status

MDT Chamber type to be built: MDT Chamber type to be built: EMS5, EML3, EML4, EML5, EEL2 EMS5, EML3, EML4, EML5, EEL2

Total number of chambers: Total number of chambers: 80 80

The size of the chamber: The size of the chamber: 2 m (64 tubes per layer) x 4 2 m (64 tubes per layer) x 4 6 m long 6 m long

Total number of tubes : Total number of tubes : 30,000 30,000

Production rate required Production rate required : : 40 tubes per day; 1 chamber per two weeks 40 tubes per day; 1 chamber per two weeks

Tube & Chamber assembly readiness: Tube & Chamber assembly readiness: Ready (facilities are fully tested) Ready (facilities are fully tested)

Schedule: Schedule:

Module 0 Module 0 : : 400 tubes were assembled and tested (Aug., 1999) 400 tubes were assembled and tested (Aug., 1999)

Chamber assembly started : May, 2 Chamber assembly started : May, 2 000 (will finish in 2 weeks) 000 (will finish in 2 weeks)

Mass production Mass production : : June, 2000 June, 2000 June, 2004 June, 2004

Status: Status: Waiting for raw materials: tubes, endplugs from CERN Waiting for raw materials: tubes, endplugs from CERN

Logistics: Logistics:

On site tube storage: 12 tube shipping boxes (f On site tube storage: 12 tube shipping boxes (f or 3 chamber tubes) or 3 chamber tubes)

1200 finished tubes (for 3 chambers) 1200 finished tubes (for 3 chambers)

4 finished chambers 4 finished chambers

Rent a large local tube storage Rent a large local tube storage room: starting July 1, 2000 room: starting July 1, 2000

Requested chamber storage space at CERN: starting from Fall 200 Requested chamber storage space at CERN: starting from Fall 200 0 0

 

Bing Zhou

ATLAS

UM Site Review June 1, 2000

Michigan Site

Michigan Site

Readiness

Readiness

Infrastructure

Cleanroom operational.........

...................... .........

............. ..........OK

Temper

ature measurement of C.R. Inter

faced to PC........... .......OK

Storage space for components &

chambers identified... .........

.... OK

Logistics of material flo

w and tube handling documente d.

........ OK

Wiring Facility

A

lignment of critical component

s checked............. .........

........... OK .

Wire tensioning u

nder PC control installed......

...................... ....OK

Tub

e swaging operational..........

...................... .........

............. .....OK

Essential f

abrication function interfaced

to PC................. .........

. OK

QC operational..............

...................... .........

............. ..................

OK

QC checklist establish ed and

documented..... ................

...... .......OK

Approximately 20

tubes manufactured and tested.

..................... OK

Chamber Assembly

Granite table surveyed and wit

hin specs............. .........

............. ..OK

Combs aligned

and surveyed...................

...................... .........

.... OK

Spacer support towers ins

talled, optical monitoring vi a

PC....... OK

Method for correct t

ube seating in combs...........

...................... .OK

Auxill

iary monitoring of stiffback vi

a PC.................. .........

...... AFTER MODULE0

Production d

atabase installed, interfaced t

o PC.................. .......OK

 

June 1, 2000

UM Site Review

UM MDT Production Site Review Agenda UM MDT Production Site Review Agenda

June 1 June 1 2, 2000 2, 2000

June 1 morning section (9:00am June 1 morning section (9:00am 12:30pm): Tube production review 12:30pm): Tube production review

9:00 9:00 10:00 Presentations 1. Introduction 10:00 Presentations 1. Introduction Thun Thun

2. Tube Assembly Diehl

3. Tu be QA/QC facility Tarle

4. Tube tests Levin

10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break

10:30 - 11:30 Tube assembly and QA/QC tests operations in the wiri ng / test rooms

11:30 – 12:30 Tube production database presentation and demo Neal, McKee

12:30 – 1:30pm Working lunch

June 1 afternoon section (1:30 – 5:30pm): Chamber production review

1:30 – 2:30 Presentations 1. Introduction and chamber facilities Zhou

2. Precision tooling, alignment Weaverdyck

3. BCAL and RASNIK Diehl

4. Cha mber test plan Levin

2:30 – 3:00 Module 0 first layer gluing video show

3:00 – 3:30 Coffee break

3:30 – 4:30 Chamber room tour and demo

4:30 – 5:30 Chamber production database presentation and demo Neal, McKee

7:00pm Dinner

June 2 morning section: ATLAS muon electronics

8:30 – 10:00am Lab tour and demo (Chapman, Ball)

10:00 – 10:30am Coffee break

10:30 – 12:30pm: Site review discussions and summary with the review co mmittee

12:30 – 1:30pm Working lunch

June 2 afternoon: The review group departure to Boston

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