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EMC BWE PANDA Services and Mounting 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 1 Boundaries 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 2 EMC BWE Surroundings Reminder from June 2014 438 165 Technical Board (in mm) 405 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 3 EMC

  1. EMC BWE PANDA Services and Mounting 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 1

  2. Boundaries 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 2

  3. EMC BWE Surroundings Reminder from June 2014 438 165 Technical Board (in mm) 405 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 3

  4. EMC BWE Surroundings LI STT =410 5 RI DIRC =448 10 LO BWE =405 RO BWE =438 MVD EMC BWE RI BWE =165 10 STT Barrel RO MVD =155 Services DIRC 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 4

  5. EMC BWE Surroundings LI STT =410 5 RI DIRC =448 10 LO BWE =405 RO BWE =438 MVD EMC BWE RI BWE =165 10 STT Barrel RO MVD =155 Services DIRC 160 5 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 5

  6. Services 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 6

  7. EMC BWE Services Options EMC BWE Services ADCs ADCs Inside the Outside the magnet magnet Moving with In the rack the trolley Below it Next to it 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 7

  8. Patch Panel (Option) 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 8

  9. Patch Panel Position Services moving with the trolley: Below it Next to it Left or Right Also ADCs rack 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 9

  10. Patch Panel Position Services moving with the trolley: Below it Next to it Advantage : No gap needed in the Aux/Mounting Platforms STT services interference ?? 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 10

  11. Patch Panel Services go to Patch Panel which moves with the BWE trolley. Optic Fibers go directly to the rack 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 11

  12. from Patch Panel to Rack BWE services patch depending on the Patch Panel position 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 12

  13. Patch Panel Position Services moving next to the trolley: Advantage : No gap needed in the Aux/Mounting Platforms 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 13

  14. Patch Panel Position Services moving nest to the with the trolley: STT services interference ?? 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 14

  15. from Patch Panel to Rack Hole for MVD services through BWE: 1340 cm 2 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 15

  16. Mounting Platform 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 16

  17. Mounting Platform From the last December 2014 MEC meeting 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 17

  18. Mounting Platform 10m Agreed in the March Meeting to have a 10 Meter platform in order to mount MVD/STT and BWE at the same time 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 18

  19. Mounting Platform It is extended over the cooling pit 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 19

  20. Mounting Platform 4.5m 3m STT from Mounting Platform to the 10m inside? 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 20

  21. Mounting Platform BWE rails divided in 3 sections : · 1.0-1.5 meters in the Auxiliary platform ( final position ) · 1.0-1.5 meters in the Mounting position · 8-9 meters connecting these two sections 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 21

  22. Thank you H. Ahmadi S. Ahmed A. Dbesyssi L. Capozza M. Deiseroth F. Maas O. Noll D. Rodríguez Piñeiro R. Valente 27-Apr-15 HIM - EMC BW Endcap 22

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