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Stato del progetto RICH di LHCb. CSN1 Napoli, 23 settembre 2005. RICH1: 2-60 GeV/c Major design changes. LHCb RICH detectors. RICH2: 17-100 GeV/c No major changes since RICH TDR. Impegni italiani nei RICH. Genova : Rich2 alloggiamento fotorivelatori - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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M.Sannino CSN1 Napoli 23/09/2005 1
Stato del progetto RICH di LHCbCSN1
Napoli, 23 settembre 2005
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LHCb RICH detectors
RICH1:2-60 GeV/cMajor design changes
RICH2:17-100 GeV/c No major changes since RICH TDR
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Impegni italiani nei RICH
Genova : Rich2 alloggiamento fotorivelatori (inclusa trasmissione segnali a L0 e raffreddamento design e componenti in parte utilizzati anche per Rich1) ECS Alte Tensioni
Milano: Rich1
Aerogel e relativi telai per l’installazione Rich2
Elettronica : HV distribution boards LV distribution boards Isolamento elettrico mumetal Schermo magnetico complessivo
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RICH 1 design and construction (2005)
Aerogel
B Shielding, Gas Enclosure, Be Mirrors, Velo Seals B Shielding, Gas Enclosure, Be Mirrors, Velo Seals PRR’s passedPRR’s passed
General assembly tests until Nov.2005General assembly tests until Nov.2005 Gas Enclosure install end 2005Gas Enclosure install end 2005 Beam pipe insertion Apr.2006 Beam pipe insertion Apr.2006
however severe delay on Be mirrors :severe delay on Be mirrors : final delivery end 2006
1. Addition of Plane Mirrors to allow HPDs to be located where iron shields can be used
2. Vertical optical layout to allow shields to act as pole pieces for Level-1 trigger field
3. Reduction of material in LHCb acceptance
Beryllium spherical mirrorsMirror supports outside acceptanceEliminate entrance window by sealing to VELO tank
TDR: 14% X0 Now: 7.3% X0
RICH1 – Changes since RICH TDR
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AEROGEL
Tile20.0 x 20.0 x 5.1 cm3
successfully produced in 2004 - 2005
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n=1.030 (± 0.001) at =400 nm
nominal size 20 x 20 x 5 cm
Clarity < 0.0064 m4 cm-1
total dimensions : 720x600 cm to cover acceptance
Produced by Novisibirsk T = A e (-C t /4)
The aerogel box (1 of 2)Interface to gas enclosure
AEROGEL
(A, C, n, Dn)Measured in Milano and Frascati
Parameters
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Aerogel Tiles: sequence of installation and final positioningAerogel Tiles: sequence of installation and final positioning
Order for the 2 boxes should go out in few days
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5 tiles produced and delivered
n = 1,0291 C = 0.0054 m4/cm20.0 x 20.0 x 5.13 cm3
meas. In Milano: C = 0.0052±0.00007 A = .96 n(543nm) = 1,0288 ±0.00027
n = 1,0301 C = 0.0056 m4/cm20.0 x 20.0 x 5.08 cm3
n = 1,0308 C = 0.0062 m4/cm20.0 x 20.0 x 5.14 cm3
n = 1,0301 C = 0.0052 m4/cm19.9 x 20.0 x 5.14 cm3
n = 1,029 C = 0.0049 m4/cm19.9 x 19.9 x 5.21 cm3
AEROGEL production
1.
Delivered June 2005
Pre-serie
2.
3.
4.
5.
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Plans for production
Total amount needed: 23 liters 6 tiles 20x20 cm 8 tiles variable size
Pre-series production : 6 liters (3 tiles 20x20x5 cm3) july 2004 all within specifications OK Final production : 4 liters received 13 liters 30 september 2005 (on schedule) 6 liters (spare) 31 december 2005 or laterPRR took place 31st may 2005 Referees very positive, production can
go on
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Plans for measurements
For each tile : measurement of n (with spectrometer method, and from density) n across the tile with laser beam method (in lab) measurement of T with spectrophotometer (to determine Clarity factor) to prepare a database for the description of the detector
For one or two tiles in 2006 (requested): test beam measurement of n, Np.e.,C
, K/ separation, edge effects
with an array of pixel HPDs
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Rich2 StatusAll systems foreseen Super Structure Windows Central Tube Overall Magnetic Shielding Mirror Panels Spherical Mirrors Flat Mirrors Monitoring Systems
are installed and, wherever applicable, aligned.RICH 2 has been leak tested. Leak rate is in the very good range of < 5 l/h
To be done in the pit:Align RICH 2 on the bunker
Check alignment of the optical systemsInstall fibres for the monitoring systemInstall the quartz plates (are now ordered)Install photon detector supportsInstall back planes and patch panels
Rich2 is still not in the pit due to a delay in LHC installations and should be transported in the 1st half of october
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Rich2 Mounted Superstructure with Windows, Side Walls and Photon Funnels
Entrance Window
Photon Funnel
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Rich2 Status Photodetectors Housing (Genova)
• Photodetectors housing completely redesigned since Jan. 2004 due to much larger heat dissipation requirements than initially foreseen : each HPD plane 2kW instead than ~200 W foreseen in the EDR due to much larger dissipation both of pixel chip (~1.8 W/chip) and associated L0 electronics.
• To ease cooling electronics PCB’s (L0, HV, LV) are arranged on the same plane differently from the old design, while the general frame design is retained with proper modifications in order to accommodate the electronic boards.
• In new design Cu cooling plates with active C6F12 system in order to cool L0 electronics.
• Precision positioning of HPD’s and cooling of pixel chips implemented by means of special mounting cup (spacer) together with cold fingers conducting heat to cooled frames where cooling plates are installed.
• HPD signal pinout inserted into a ZIF connector mounted on a special PCB (translator) in turn connected to L0 electronics by means of a couple of Flexible (Kapton) Printed Circuits. Proper termination resistors are implemented on the translator PCB
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Rich2 – Photodetectors Housing (Genova) (1)
• EVERY DETECTOR PANEL IS MADE OF AN ARRAY OF HPD COLUMNS
• AN EXTERNAL FRAME HOUSES 9 COLUMNS
• EVERY COLUMN IS AN INDEPENDENT SUB-ASSEMBLY, THAT CAN BE INTRODUCED AND REMOVED WITHOUT AFFECTING THE NEIGHBOURING COLUMNS
• THE PANEL FEATURES X/Y/Z (+/- 2 mm) AS WELL AS ROLL AND PITCH ADJUSTEMENTS
1. RAILS ARE FITTED ON MAGNETIC SHIELD BASE, TO LET THE SHIELD SLIDE INTO POSITION AND ALLOW LONGITUDINAL ADJUSTMENT
2. PANEL BASE FEATURES LEVELLING SCREWS, TO ADJUST HEIGHT, ROLL AND PITCH
3. PANEL BASE FEATURES ALSO TRANSVERSE RAILS TO ADJUST TRANSVERSE POSITION
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Rich2 – Photodetectors Housing (Genova) (2)• EVERY COLUMN HOUSES 16 HPDs
• EVERY HPD ASSEMBLY (HPD TUBE + MU-METAL SHIELD) IS INTEGRATED ON A SPACER. AN INTERFACE MODULE WITH KAPTON PIGTAILS CONNECTS THE TUBE TO L0 BOARD
• A COOLING PLATE IS FITTED ON ONE SIDE OF THE COLUMN
• L0, LV AND HV BOARDS ARE ARRANGED “IN-LINE” BEHIND HPD ASSEMBLIES
Mechanical Construction in well advanced state
Mechanical components mostly built by INFN Genova Workshop (apart from some series production highly repetitive items)
Complete mechanical assembling test foreseen in Genoa in the next 2 weeks before shipment to CERN
Translator with ZIF Socket to HPD
Kapton Flexies
same type of installation with same components foreseen for Rich 1same type of installation with same components foreseen for Rich 1
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89.5
m
m
89.5
mm
Rich2 – Photodetectors Housing (Genova) (3)
1. HPD PITCH INCREASED FROM 87 TO 89.5 mm (ACCURACY ISSUES)
2. HPD SPACER OUT OF ALUMINIUM, INSTEAD OF GF NYLON (COOLING ISSUES)
3. KAPTONS TO LINK HPD TO L0 BOARD, INSTEAD OF FLAT TWISTED PAIR
4. COOLING FINGER ON HPD SPACER TO DIRECTLY COOL HPD CARRIER (OPTION), INSTEAD OF NATURAL AIR DRAFT
5. SIMPLIFIED SUPPORTING FRAME ASSEMBLY: ONLY ONE FRAME
6. A COOLING PLATE HAS BEEN ADDED, TO DIRECTLY COOL THE ELECTRONICS
7. ALL THE SERVICES (EXCEPT COOLANT FEED) ACCESS THE DETECTOR PLANE FROM THE TOP
8. “IN-LINE” ARRANGEMENT OF THE BOARDS
Cooling Plates
Cooling Details
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COOLING PLATE PRODUCTION (July-Sep. ’05)Rich2 – Photodetectors Housing (Genova) (4)
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ECS Alte Tensioni (Genova)
Sistema alimentazione alte tensioni HPD realizzato mediante alimentatori ISEG (1 per colonna) a 20kV
Comando e monitoraggio alimentatori ISEG realizzato mediante segnali analogici BT (0-5V)
Necessaria realizzazione interfacciamento con bus previsti dal sistema ECS
Interfacciamento a ECS realizzato mediante linea Ethernet e tecnologia CC-PC Glue-Card sviluppata a Genova per tutto LHCb
In corso di prototipazione scheda madre con CC-PC/Glue-Card interfacciata a schede figlie con convertitori A/D e D/A mediante bus I2C
Si prevede prototipo pronto nel 10 trimestre 2006
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HV BOARDS (Milano)
-20 kV
-19.7 kV
-16.4 kV
A
B
C
A
B
C
5G
Half Column
Arrangement
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LV Distribution (Milano)
LV_Board A
LV_Board B
LV_Board B
LV_Board B
M.Sannino
RICH 2 Statusmagnetic shield and measurement
(Milano)
Magnetic shield tested with LHCb magnet
Magnetic field (gauss) measured at HPD focal plane
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Schermo magnetico HPD (Milano)Matrice di schermi
0.0 0.9 1.8 2.7 3.60
2
4
6
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
Bz
r
z
Campo z
10.0-12.0
8.0-10.0
6.0-8.0
4.0-6.0
2.0-4.0
0.0-2.0
0.0 0.9 1.8 2.7 3.60
2
4
6
-3.5
-3.0
-2.5
-2.0
-1.5
-1.0
-0.5
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
Br
r
z
Campo radiale (parallelamente)
1.0-1.5
0.5-1.0
0.0-0.5
-0.5-0.0
-1.0--0.5
-1.5--1.0
-2.0--1.5
-2.5--2.0
-3.0--2.5
-3.5--3.0
Campo assiale
Campo trasverso
Misure di campo all’interno di una
matrice di schermi di -metal in cui
saranno inseriti gli HPD
Campo magnetico generato da
opportune bobine di Helmholz in modo da
simulare il campo magnetico all’interno
degli schermi magnetici
complessivi del Rich2 (V. trasp.
precedente)
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-20 kV
shield at ground
25
mm
insulation
reliable insulation stable as thin as possible for close packing and optimal coverage over the experiment lifetime needed
bulk discharges as well as high surface currents, coronas,
have to be avoided
Mumetal shield insulation (Milano)
Mumetal shield 760 micron thickPolyester film 3x125 micron wrapped
around20kV operation
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HV Scheduling
• Before end of October 2005: final prototypes for PRR and December/January system test/ beam test;
• Spring 2006: full board production (at least for RICH2). The assembling and test will start and follow.
LV Distribution Scheduling
September 2005: finish testing of the last prototype at CERN.
October-November 2005: production of two columns of the final version of LV distribution for Test beam/full column test foreseen at the end of the year.
Spring 2006: full board production. The assembling and test will follow.
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HPD statusHPD production (DEP) 550 tubes (484 + spares) required + 50 optional tubes Contract signed for 485 tubes only + additional option
HPD production status• HPD production is recently underway• 8 tubes delivered on 30th June; QE values within specification• Another 7 tubes to be delivered this week to CERN• All subsequent tubes to be delivered to Edinburgh/ Glasgow
Anode assemblies DEP now have ~100 anode assemblies to work with Further 120 anode parts sent to HCM this week for packaging Gold plating problems @CERN solved – but incurred 2 months
delay
Bump-bonding Two batches (200 + 300) assemblies received from VTT ~80% yield VTT (final) batch 3 (300 assemblies) by end of this year
Next batch of HPDs (7) to be sent to CERN. The next batch (initially ~ 6-7) of tubes sent to test stations end September.
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Spare Slides
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0.8
1.3
1.8
2.3
2.8
3.3
3.8
8500 8550 8600 8650 8700
Radius of curvature [mm]
Do
[mm
]
Rich2 Status - Mirrors
Mirrors in Simax Glass manufactured by the Compass - Czech Firm
Spherical Mirrors: array of hexagonal mirrors dcirc = 510 mm subs. thick’ss = 6 mm R0 = 8600 mm 0.5%
Flat Mirrors: array of flat mirrors (R=~50 m) rectangular in shape dcirc = 559 mm
Quality check for spherical mirrors producedD0 = diam. of smallest circle containing 95%of reflected lightrequired D0 2.0 mm
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RICH 2 Status mirror alignment (surface,pit,data)
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Rich PhotodetectorsRich Photodetectors bird’s eye view on some recent HPD performance bird’s eye view on some recent HPD performance
measurements (1)measurements (1)
Quantum Efficiency curves
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
Wavelength [nm]
QE
[%
]
HPD 3_7
HPD 2_2
HPD 2_10
Typ. specs
HPD 2_1
Min. specs
40 MHz prototypes
QE curves
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Rich PhotodetectorsRich Photodetectors bird’s eye view on some recent HPD performance bird’s eye view on some recent HPD performance
measurements (2)measurements (2)
Efficiency Measurements Timing scans (e.g. timewalk effects for different strobes (25/50 ns) Comparisons between detection efficiencies 25 and 50 ns strobes Detection efficiencies for different cathode HV’s
Reflection Measurements light reflection in quartz window light reflection on internal HPD structure (silicon, electrodes,etc.)
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RICH2: SOVRASTRUTTURA Essenzialmente come da TDR originario dei Rich
INSTALLAZIONE DEI FOTORIVELATORI modificata
Rivelatori RICH di LHCb
RICH1: riprogettazione completa come da nuovo TDR LHcb light
EDR presentato il 31/8 /04
Sovrastruttura costruita Finestre di ingresso e uscitainstallatePhoton Funnel installatiSpecchi in Vetro installatiBeam Pipe installata
Identificazione delle particelle su intervallo 1 – 100 GeV/c
mediante 2 rivelatori RICHCausata da :richieste per miglioramento livello trigger L1
( = 0.15 Tm nella regione di “tracking”)
Riduzione materiale nella accettanza dello Spettrometro
dB
In attesa di essere calato in P8