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Gas Analysis LHCb Analysis Results MWPC RICH2 RICH1 MWPC Low CO2 Results MWPC Calibration Factor MWPC BefPurif and ExhToDis showed low results for CO2. The lower limit is 56%, however they are showing 55.32% and 55.29% respectively.


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Gas Analysis

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LHCb Analysis Results

MWPC RICH1 RICH2

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MWPC Low CO2 Results

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MWPC Calibration Factor

  • MWPC BefPurif and ExhToDis showed low results

for CO2.

  • The lower limit is 56%, however they are showing

55.32% and 55.29% respectively.

  • The recent calibration conversion factor (31/10/17)

is 99.643% of the last one, whereas the areas calculated are 97.8%.

  • Therefore the conversion factor does not account

for the significant change in result.

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MWPC Pressure to Area Settings

  • Last month the number of runs required for the analyses to stabilise

had increased to nearly 30

  • A investigation into the relationship between the pressure setting of

the Bronkhorst and the concentration of gas present was conducted.

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Comparing Area and Pressure

  • Each gas, for each gas analysis and for each pressure

setting (5mbar, 10mbar, 12.5mbar) a plot was created comparing the area calculated and the 2 injection pressures (at the beginning and end of each injection).

  • There is more of a correlation between the area and

pressure of analyses conducted at 5mbar. (example Argon MWPC Mixer

  • This correlation is dependant on the Start Injection

pressure rather than the Ending injection pressure.

  • This holds for 12.5mbar results which look very similar

to 10mbar.

  • Full details of results in elog:

http://elogepdt-rdgas.cern.ch/Gas+Analysis/97

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Plotting Area against Pressure

  • The Area was plotted against Pressure for each gas in each

analysis to see the magnitude of the correlation.

  • The data points cluster much closer to the trend line for

5mbar pressure setting, meaning there is a stronger

  • correlation. (This holds for 12.5mbar results which look

very similar to 10mbar)

  • Because of this and the smaller variation in Area values for

5mbar, it seems that 5mbar may be a better setting to perform MWPC in terms of conducting shorter analysis time.

  • Full details of results are in elog:

http://elogepdt-rdgas.cern.ch/Gas+Analysis/102

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Concentration Comparison

  • However, after comparing the concentrations for each pressure setting, the areas calculated at 5mbar showed a

significant difference to those calculated at 10mbar.

  • This would mean another calibration would need to be made if we were to use 5mbar
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Problems

  • Low MWPC CO2
  • Bronkhorst Settings will not go
  • ver 14mbar
  • MWPC Run stability

Next Steps

  • Perform MWPC Mixer analysis at

7.5mbar and compare Area-Pressure results and correlation with other pressure settings. Discuss which is best to use

  • Determine the number of runs

required over time for each MWPC analysis and see if there is a trend.

  • Discuss Bronkhorst Settings issue.

Remove any other limiting pressure setting that is causing problem

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CMS Analysis Results

RPC DT CSC

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ISE Station

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Recent Data Trend

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ISE Measurement Slope Breakdown

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ALICE Procedures

  • Procedures for checking and maintaining the ISE Station and GC-MS

Analysis has been made. It is saved in G:\Users\r\rpcgif\Public\ALICE MTR Summary and is also in hard copy at ALICE.

  • It also has a checklist in Excel to be filled out whenever checking the

ISE.

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Lab 256 Electrode Calibration Measurements

Problem

  • Only one Electrode in use
  • Only 2 Electrodes in calibration
  • Neither of 2 in calibration are reaching

required slope value: 56

Next Steps

  • Contact Adri to check any progress.
  • Change sensor L to use in another body
  • Introduce another electrode into Calibration
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ALICE GC-MS Analysis

Problem:

  • Trending higher Freon results in recent analyses

Next:

  • Check chromatography of most recent analysis
  • Complete GC-MS impurities