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News: 1. Update on WBS 2. WBS next steps 3. Instrumentation FT status Sowjanya Gollapinni (UTK) Anselmo Cervera Villanueva (IFIC) Joint SP/DP CISC meeting October 27, 2017 Updated WBS We are version v4 for our WBS. Latest version


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News:

  • 1. Update on WBS
  • 2. WBS next steps
  • 3. Instrumentation FT status

Sowjanya Gollapinni (UTK) Anselmo Cervera Villanueva (IFIC)

Joint SP/DP CISC meeting October 27, 2017

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Updated WBS

  • We are version “v4” for our WBS. Latest version “v4a”. Please use

the latest version.

– https://docs.dunescience.org/cgi-bin/private/ShowDocument?docid=5609

  • Separate WBS files for SP and DP

– This is the recommendation from the project office – We are a joint consortium and we will conduct our activities as

  • such. The SP/DP separation is only for WBS as it makes things

easier from the project side with e.g. costing.

– In our case, SP is the first detector and DP is the second detector – Common SP/DP activities that occur only once are included

under SP (see next slide)

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Common Items

Items common to both SP and DP are only included once in SP. In SP WBS, these items have “Common to DP” in their felds in orange.

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WBS Levels – L0, L1, L3

  • L0

SP

DP

  • L1

APA

SP-ELE

SP-PDS

CRP

DP-ELE

DP-PDS

HVS

DAQ

SC/CI

TC

  • L2

Management (includes reviews & milestones)

Physics & Simulations

Design, Engineering and R&D (includes subsystem test facilities & QA)

Production Setup (includes tooling)

Production (includes component production, assembly & testing)

Integration (contributions to activities at global integration facility)

Installation (contributions to activities at SURF)

  • L3

Cryogenic Instrumentation

Slow Controls

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WBS Levels – L4

  • L4

Purity Monitors

Thermometry (Dynamic & Static thermometers)

Cameras (cold & warm cameras, and light emitting system)

Gas Analyzers (with LBNF)

Liquid Level Monitoring System (with LBNF)

Cryogenic Internal Piping (with LBNF)

Slow Controls Hardware (including network & computing hardware)

Slow Controls Infrastructure

Slow Controls Software

Slow Controls Quantities

Local Integration

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WBS – immediate steps

At the RRB, we will show pie charts that attempt to summarize institutional interests within each consortia (e.g. Pie chart on the left for APA)

  • RRB meeting – November 2nd
  • Global WBS: The goal is merge all the WBS from all the consortia into a

global WBS document which will be presented at the RRB meeting

  • Institutional Interests: The next main step in the process is to attach

institutional interests to specific WBS items where appropriate

– It’s understood that not every WBS element will have an attached

institutional interest at this point in time

– Deadline: Tuesday, October 31st

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WBS – immediate steps

  • Please look at the latest WBS files and put your institution's name down

next to items you and your group plans to contribute

  • Any questions/concerns on the updated WBS or if something is not clear,

please write to myself and Anselmo. We can schedule a Zoom meeting as needed.

  • Can you meet the October 31st deadline to get this information to me and

Anselmo?

Questions/comments/thoughts?

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Other activities & Post-RRB (from Eric)

  • The WBS prepared represent activities that will happen in 2020 for the

construction effort of SP and DP

We also need to prepare a list of R&D activities in 2018/2019 for producing

  • TDRs. Soon we will need to provide feedback on this item.

Post-RRB

  • The next major milestone for the consortia will be completing the Technical

Proposal by April, 2018

  • Technical proposal will include

Written description of proposed subsystems and any alternatives under consideration

Updated WBS and associated list of institutional interests

Initial subsystem cost estimates

Initial draft of schedule for construction activities

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Instrumentation FT Status

  • Instrumentation Feedthroughs: Thermometers, Purity Monitors & Cameras
  • As a response to our request for ports, we were asked to explore the possibility
  • f using cable trays and bolts that are present at the top and bottom (all along

the height for the corners) of the cryostat.

– Purity Monitor folks (Andrew/Jianming) and Thermometer folks

(Jelena/Anselmo) have been exploring this

– Cable trays are in the corners and no FTs on top of them

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Instrumentation FT Status

  • First thing we are exploring by looking at

fluid flow simulations is if the fluid flow at the corners a good representation of what is going on in the rest of the cryostat.

  • For Purity Monitors: seems like the

corner location is not an issue from fluid flow side.

Also, not an issue in terms of mounting the device.

Near by ports and how we will route cables needs more exploration

  • For Thermometers: seems like corners

are not good representation of what goes

  • n in the rest of the cryostat

Mounting is also a challenge especially Dynamic T-gradient thermometers

Talk by Anselmo on this

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