Feedthrough Provisions for Argon Purity ProtoDUNE & DUNE CFD - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Feedthrough Provisions for Argon Purity ProtoDUNE & DUNE CFD Study of ProtoDUNE Signal Feedthrough ProtoDUNE Cross Tube Cable (CTC) Support Adjustment Screws for PD Flange Tube Alignment CE Flange Tee Cross Tube Cryostat Insulation


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Feedthrough Provisions for Argon Purity ProtoDUNE & DUNE

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CFD Study of ProtoDUNE Signal Feedthrough

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ProtoDUNE Cross Tube Cable (CTC) Support

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CE Flange PD Flange Cryostat Insulation Cross Tube Tee Cable Strain Relief Adjustment Screws for Tube Alignment Hood

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CFD Model of Signal Feedthrough Chimney

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Outer surfaces 6 W/m2-K @ 293 K Gas outlet: 0.35 g/s Water mass flux from Teflon cable insulation 87.93 K @ LAr/GAr interface

Reference: ProtoDUNE Ullage Space CFD Model, Erik Voirin

GAr temperature in ullage

Liquid Surface Boil Off Flux of ProtoDUNE: 21 g/s from Liquid Model (see Ref)

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Water release of Teflon wire insulation

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H2O_Flux = 0.216*sqrt(2.715e-12*exp(-4988[K]/T)) [kg m^-2 s^-1] Assume after 100 days drying

Reference: Mass Transport of Water in Teflon Down to Cryogenic Temperatures; a Transient Numerical Analysis, Erik Voirin

H2O mass flux at Teflon surface

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Diffusion Coefficient of Water in Argon Gas

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Diffusion12 T ( ) 1.86 10

3 −

⋅ T

3 2

kg kmol

M1

kg kmol

M2 + ⋅ P atm 1 2 σ1 σ2 +

( )

     

2

⋅ 2.6693 10

6 −

⋅ MAr

kg kmol

T ⋅

       

1 2

           

µAr T ( ) Pa s ⋅ σAr Angstrom

     

2

⋅ ⋅

Reference: Diffusion Coefficients of Water and Oxygen in Argon, Erik Voirin

The curve can be fitted as H2O_Diff = 0.275 [cm^2 s^-1] * (T/300[K])^1.9*(1 [atm] /Pressure)

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Results: Gas Flow, Temperature and Moisture Diffusion

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Gas flow in chimney Temperature Moisture Diffusion

Moisture diffused into ullage ~ 9x10-16 g/sec

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DUNE Signal Feedthrough

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CE Crossing Tube (yellow) Cryostat Crossing Tube (green) Cross-Shaped Spool Piece (cyan) CE flange and crate CE flange and crate PDS flange Crossing Tube Cable Support System

Cryostat Signal Penetration

Cryostat Crossing Tube (green) Cross- Shaped Spool Piece (cyan) CE Crossing Tube (yellow)

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Cryostat crossing tube (green) CE crossing tube (orange and yellow) Teflon flexible duct (transparent) Hose clamp Exploded view Cryostat crossing tube (green) Teflon flexible duct attached to cryostat crossing tube with hose clamp

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Gas Flow Path in the Cryostat Penetration

To purge port

  • n flanges

The only entrance between penetration and ullage Cryostat crossing tube CECT crossing tube cable support system Teflon flex duct With Teflon Duct

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Gas Flow Path in the Cryostat Penetration

Without Teflon Duct Two gas entrances. Flow direction difficult to predict.

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A simplified CFD (fluid volume only, no solid parts included) Assumed Teflon duct is not installed. No thermal or gravity is considered in this simulation. Although it shows all gas flows upwards, not sure if flow direction will change once include thermal and gravity in the CFD. Z-X middle plane Z-Y middle plane