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DUNE Cryo Instrumentation & Slow Controls Joint Consortium meeting 20/10/2017 Some compilation on slow controls & instrumentation racks A. Cervera IFIC - (CSIC & Univ. Valencia) 2 Introduction This is just a collection of


  1. DUNE Cryo Instrumentation & Slow Controls Joint Consortium meeting 20/10/2017 Some compilation on slow controls & instrumentation racks A. Cervera IFIC - (CSIC & Univ. Valencia)

  2. 2 Introduction • This is just a collection of thoughts: • Presentation from J. Fowler (March) • DocDB document by T. Shaw (June) • Some input from G. Lehman and X. Pons (CERN) • Some initial understanding of the slow controls and instrumentation needs

  3. 3 Needs • Instrumentation: • Temperature sensors: 500-1000 . • Purity monitors: 6 • Cameras: 12 • Level meters and pressure sensors: ? • Slow controls • APA/PD HV and electronics • CPA HV • Field cage HV • Ground planes impedance • Heaters, etc • Hardware interlocks

  4. 4 Thoughts from March https://indico.fnal.gov/getFile.py/access?contribId=52&sessionId=4&resId=7&materialId=slides&confId=13923

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  7. 7 racks • At that point we were considering something like this: slow controls and instrumentation racks

  8. 8 Terry’s thoughts • Exercise done by Theresa Shaw few months ago https://docs.dunescience.org:440/cgi-bin/ShowDocument?docid=4499 • Two options: • Single rack (APA wires, PDs and DAQ) for 2 APAs • Three racks for 6 APAs, separating wires, PD and DAQ • As far as Grounding and Shielding, she thinks it would be great if we could move most or all of the DAQ hardware into the CUC Control room where there is a dedicated set of 48+ Racks

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  10. 10 Option 1 • 1 rack for two APAs, everything together • slow controls: • one 1U slot for DCS controller (X. Pons suggests two slots) • one 1U for ethernet switch

  11. 11 Option 2 • 3 racks for 6 APAs, splitting wire readout, PD readout and DAQ • Terry thinks it would be good to move the DAQ hardware into the CUC • Slow controls: • one 1U slot for DCS controller in each rack (X. Pons suggests two slots) • one 1U slot for ethernet switch in each rack

  12. 12 Instrumentation • Cryogenics and LAr Instrumentation is not included in the previous scheme but the needs are quite modest: • 42 multiplexing cards for 1000 temperature sensors • The issue here is how to distribute them to minimise the cable lengths and the number of ADC modules for readout 6U size multiplexing card for • 2 half racks for purity monitors, at the two far ends 24 temperature sensors • 12 cameras are foreseen, I don’t know how much space they need, but I don’t think this will be a problem

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  14. 14 ProtoDUNE-SP U APA WIENER PS, Wire Plane HVCold APA WIENER PS, Wire Plane HVCold POWER DCS EXTENSION 4 U Purity Monitor Heizinger HV IT_RACK U DCS CONTROLLER U &warm electronics PS, field cage, U Heater & Fan control U &warm electronics PS, field cage, U Gradient Monitor U SPARE U U U DISTRIBUTION electron diverter electron diverter SOUTH North & South North 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 SPACE 2 24 VDC DCS DISTRIBUTION 220 Vac DCS DISTRIBUTION 220 Vac DCS DISTRIBUTION 24 VDC DCS DISTRIBUTION 220 Vac DCS DISTRIBUTION PROTECTION CRATE PROTECTION CRATE PROTECTION CRATE PROTECTION CRATE PROTECTION CRATE IT_MAIN SWITCH 1 3 SPACE 3 2 3 3 3 SPACE 3 3 IT_MAIN SWITCH 2 SPACE /CABLE DRESSING SPACE /CABLE DRESSING 2 DCS CONTROLLER DCS I/O EXPANSION 6 TBD 400 Vac MAIN POWER MAIN CPU WIENER PL506 TPC 3 WIENER PL506 TPC 3 SPACE 3U CRATE 3U CRATE 3 6 APA WEC 5 2 APA WEC 5 2 6 5 SPACE 9 SPACE /CABLE DRESSING 2 APA WEC FANS SPACE /CABLE DRESSING 2 2 PC DISPLAY DCS I/O EXPANSION 1 CONTROL CRATE Valencia & Hawai DCS I/O EXPANSION 7 LOCAL EMERGENCY STOP KEYBOARD Gradient Monitor TBD 3 WIENER MPOD MINI CRATE WIENER MPOD MINI CRATE 6 6 WB/FC/ED SPACE 6 WB/FC/ED 6 6 UPS 2kV/4mA, 3kV/3mA 5 2kV/4mA, 3kV/3mA 5 SPACE 5 3 LOCAL DCS PC 2 2 SPACE 3 DCS I/O EXPANSION 2 2 2 SIGNAL 2 220/400 VAC DISTRIBUTION SPACE /CABLE DRESSING APA FEEDTHROU SPACE /CABLE DRESSING ACQUISITION CRATE 1 EMITTER CRATE 1 3 EQUIPEMENT USER PC 1 HEATERS RTD SPARE TBD 3 6 CONTROL CRATE Measurement 6 220/400 VAC DISTRIBUTION PLACE EMITTER CRATE 2 WIENER MPOD MINI CRATE WIENER MPOD MINI CRATE 3 EQUIPEMENT USER PC 2 PD 5 6 PD 5 6 5 3 DCS I/O EXPANSION 3 0 ‐ 30V/2.5A, 0 ‐ 60V/1A 0 ‐ 30V/2.5A, 0 ‐ 60V/1A SIGNAL SPACE 220/400 VAC DISTRIBUTION 2 2 ACQUISITION CRATE 2 2 EMITTER CRATE 3 3 3 3 SPACE 6 6 TBD 24 VDC DCS PRODUCTION CRATE 6 INPUT/OUTPUT 5 5 INPUT/OUTPUT 5 DCS WIRING 1 DCS WIRING 1 SPACE 6 SPACE 2 SPACE 2 2 SPACE 6 SPACE 6 SPACE TBD 24 DCS DISTRIBUTION/ PROTECTION CRATE 6 INPUT/OUTPUT INPUT/OUTPUT DCS WIRING 2 5 5 DCS WIRING 2 5 6 6 6 SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE 6 3 3 45 6 17 6 17 45 45 6 45 6 RACK 1 RACK 2 RACK 3 RACK 4 RACK 5 RACK 6 RACK 7 RACK 8 RACK 9 RACK 10 RACK 11 Purple cable Tray Green cable Tray Orange Cable Tray Red Cable Tray 1 ‐ There is one empty spare Rack RACK 7 2 ‐ The Gradient &RTD equipment RACK6 can be moved to Rack 4, then Rack 6 will be empty spare rack 3 ‐ Added Heinzinger HV PS in the near row between Rack 9 and Rack 10 4 ‐ Perhaps the DCS In/Out, can be optimazed and make as spare empty rack the Rack 8 5 ‐ IT Rack can be optimazed

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