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CERN Converter Control Electronics Setting the Scene

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CERN Converter Control Electronics HL-LHC = Game-Changer Run 13.5 / x Run 26.5 / 7.0≈1 x Run 37.0

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Setting the Scene

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HL-LHC = Game-Changer

Run 1 3.5 / 4.0 3.6 x 1033

Run 2 6.5 / 7.0 ≈1 x 1034

Run 3 7.0 <2 x 1034

HL-LHC 7.0 ≈5 x 1034

LHC EraMachineEnergy[GeV]

PeakLuminosity

[cm-2 s-1]

3

• levelling means we cannot just increase luminosity

• over 300 fb-1 per year is needed

≈30

≈100

≈300

≈3000

IntegratedLuminosity

[cm-2 s-1]

<1

≈1

≈2

≈4-8

Radiation Dose in Arc

[Gy yr-1]

• availability increases are the main method for achieving physics targets

• all the while working in higher radiation than today

≈10

≈20

≈40

≈80-160

Radiation Dose in DS

[Gy yr-1]

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Past Present Future

Run 1:

HL-LHC:

HL-LHC:

160 days

25 fb-1

200 days

210 fb-1

260 fb-1

HL-LHC:200 days + 20% availability 300 fb-1

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Questions to Equipment Experts 1/2We need to know the inventory of electronics that need to be considered for radiation effects…

1) Remaining Inventory:• What options are there for system relocation and what are the advantages/disadvantages?• What equipment will remain in affected environments?• Do you expect the amount of equipment exposed to radiation to be <, = , > than Run1?• Do you expect problems in the injectors?

2) New Inventory:• What new developments are planned?• What are they motivated by? [e.g. operational requirements, obsolescence requirements, …]

We need to know whether cumulative effects due to radiation and electrical reliability are known…

3) Cumulative Effects:• What are the predictions for cumulative radiation effects and electrical reliability?• How is your long term supply of system components ensured? [e.g. WorldFIP]

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Questions to Equipment Experts 2/2is access to the machine expected to be <, =, >? and will it be due to radiation?

4) Maintenance Expectations• Do you expect the maintenance of your system to be <, =, >?• Do you have a preventive maintenance strategy?• Do you expect the ratio of access : remote interventions to be <, = or >?

Is there common ground to develop a new system, designed specifically for the LHC machine radiation environment…

6) Signalling and Communications:• At the interface to the machine, what are signal and bandwidth requirements?• Communications mechanism between your system and controls? [Ethernet, WorldFip, …]

what engineering effort would be needed to improve the system level availability?

5) Improving Availability• What effort would be needed to make a 20% improvement?

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Today

11:00 – 11:30 Cryogenics J. CASAS-CUBILLOS

09:20 – 09:40 RF: Current Systems + Damper W. HOEFLE

10:00 – 10:20 Power Converters: Control S. UZNANSKI

10:20 – 10:40 Power Converters: Power Y. THUREL

11:30 – 12:00 QPS J. STECKERT

12:00 – 12:30 Interlock Systems I. ROMERA

12:30 – 12:50 LHC Beam Dumping System V. SENAJ

14:15 – 14:45 BLM B. DEHNING

14:45 – 15:15 Beam Instrumentation T. LEFEVRE

15:15 – 15:35 Vacuum Systems P. KRAKOWSKI

15:35 – 15:55 Survey and Alignment M. SOSIN

16:25 – 16:45 WorldFIP E. GOUSIOU

16:45 – 17:05 Electronics in the RE G. SPIEZIA

The Big 4

Protection

Plants Close to the Machine

Common infrastructure

09:40 – 10:00 RF: New Systems R. CALAGA