Detector Characterization Status
- K. Hayama (ICRR),
Detector Characterization Status K. Hayama (ICRR), KAGRA detchar - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Detector Characterization Status K. Hayama (ICRR), KAGRA detchar subsystem Scope Detector-diagnostics system Data quality Veto analysis Tasks Support to understand what is happening in KAGRA DetChar tools Environmental
– DetChar tools – Environmental monitor sensors and PEM injection – Study of environmental issues
– To define DQ using DetChar tools
– Selection of channels to use for DQ – Distribution of DQ flag to collaborators
– Multi-channel analysis – Safe, unsafe channel analysis
– DetChar tools – Environmental monitor sensors and PEM injection – Study of environmental issues
– To define DQ using DetChar tools
– Selection of channels to use for DQ – Distribution of DQ flag to collaborators
– Multi-channel analysis – Safe, unsafe channel analysis
Summary Pages
DQ application Non-Stationary User Interface
Monitoring Pages Sensors Preparation Connection Arm mapping
DQ flag iKAGRA Paper PEM Injection Line Gaussianity Time-Series Spectrum GW range Correlation System Health etc.
Summary Pages
DQ application Non-Stationary User Interface
Monitoring Pages Sensors Preparation Connection Arm mapping
DQ flag iKAGRA data characterization PEM Injection Line Gaussianity Time-Series Spectrum GW range Correlation System Health etc.
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– cabling, making amps, for the connection to rack
– 2 start test operation at the X arms (GIF DAQ) – cabling, making amps, for the connection to rack
– 2 is running around BS, at Xfront – 1 is tested for the Type-A experiment
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Conditions Material: Water Initial Velocity: 1000 mm/s Initial water surface height: 220+38 mm Boundary fmow velocity:1000 mm/s Analysis time: 10 sec Result Model Time vs Vz Flow Velocity at(30,0,-700) Φ443 mm L=1024 mm Groove width: 20 mm Groove height: 38 mm (30,0,-700) Water fmow X Z Y
– Dec, 2017
– prepared sensors initially will be running ~July,
– effect of water gravity noise ~June, 2017
– November, 2017