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Testing Goals and Notes Sarah Lockwitz, FNAL Mini-Review Planned for July 28, 2016 Tentative Charge: 1. Is the proposed setup and test plan sufficient for evaluating the proposed ProtoDUNE-SP field cage design with regard to high voltage?


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Testing Goals and Notes

Sarah Lockwitz, FNAL

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Mini-Review Planned for July 28, 2016

  • Tentative Charge:
  • 1.

Is the proposed setup and test plan sufficient for evaluating the proposed ProtoDUNE-SP field cage design with regard to high voltage?

  • 2.

Are there any electrical or mechanical problems with the design of the test apparatus?

  • 3.

Are there any safety issues to be addressed?

  • 4.

Does the TSW contain the needed resources to do this?

  • Tentative Schedule:
  • 1.

Overview and Motivation for the Test (20 min+10)

  • 2.

Plan for ProtoDUNE-SP HV (20+10 min) (Bo or Francesco)

  • 3.

Technical Review: Mechanical Specifications (Jeff) (25+15 min)

  • 4.

Technical Review: Electrical Specifications (Glenn) (25+15 min)

  • 5.

Cryogenics and plan for instrumentation (Alan with input from WM on camera)

  • 6.

Phase II Plans (Cheng-Ju) (20 min)

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Goals of Testing: Ensure that the ProtoDUNE design is a success

  • Expose any weaknesses so that we can fix them
  • Test the high voltage features of the ProtoDUNE design
  • The beam plug is a challenging feature of the design
  • Beam plug must be tested in the field cage
  • There are enough untested features of the field cage that testing everything at once

would make it difficult to determine the source of instabilities (if they arise)

  • Test the field cage without the beam plug first. Characterize performance.
  • Test the field cage with the beam plug to understand the beam plug performance.

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Testing Goals & Plans

  • We cannot do a full size test of ProtoDUNE
  • We will do a partial & scaled test in 35t. (Size effects?)
  • Cathode at full voltage (-180 kV), 10 TPC stages at correct voltage, anode plane at -47 kV, resistor chain to ground.
  • TPC has 4 parallel chains of 5.5 GΩ (11 stages x 500 MΩ. The 500 MΩ is from 2 1 GΩ resistors in parallel

between each profile)

  • Resistors will have surge protection. The last stage beyond the TPC is under development.
  • Test interfaces.

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180 171 162 153 147 171 162 153 147

  • Really want to evaluate these edges.
  • First one is at 177 kV
  • To get that voltage w/o the tail of resistors, one

really gets into large tube to tube ΔVs (~20 kV)

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What is a successful test?

  • We want the HV+TPC design to not adversely affect data-taking at ProtoDUNE
  • TPC should be robust (no breakage of field cage from HV)
  • We shouldn’t have instabilities that affect data-taking
  • HV system should not create troublesome noise for the DAQ (filter can be tested separately)*
  • System should not create light that adversely affects data-taking
  • Have not found this to be an issue in a non-broken TPC
  • Might want to put a PMT in the cryostat
  • Should not have freq. breakdowns (relative term, aim for zero).

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Let’s think about this…it would be good to have an answer by the review

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Rough Schedule

  • July:
  • Complete design of field cage components

including TPC circuit (resistors & varistors)

  • Order long lead time materials
  • Mini-Review week of July 25th
  • Fabricate parts
  • August:
  • Remove 35t TPC
  • Continue fabrication
  • Test fit?
  • Clean pieces
  • September: Install PhaseI HV Test
  • October: Purge, cool down & fill cryostat
  • November: Perform Test
  • December: Transfer LAr to LAPD. Warm up cryostat.

Takes a little over 1 month

  • January: Install Phase II
  • February: Purge cooldown & fill
  • March: Test Phase II

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Monitoring Ideas

  • Toroid: Polarity of first pulse tells you where the

voltage drop was

  • Pick off/Field cage termination (required port)
  • HV Supply: Heinzinger offers much better current

readout ability (~100 nA vs 10s uA with a Glassman)

  • Camera: M. Kordosky & group (required window(s)

and/or feedthrough ports)

  • PMT/SiPMs? (required ports)
  • Any other ports needed?
  • Not planned at the moment: Antenna,

microphones

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Blips: Toroid and FCT signals while running

  • Do not cause trips
  • Can affect data-taking (shield plane reduces this)
  • 35t and another experiment have seen them
  • Both positive & negative polarities
  • Small test stand has not.

Not a deal breaker at this time, but something to be aware of.

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Membrane Performance?

  • The proposed test does not evaluate the effect of

the TPC+cryostat membrane performance. This should be a low risk (40 cm away).

  • The 35t was done by a Japanese company and

has a different profile than what Proto-DUNE will have (GTT).

  • We have some GTT profile onsite. We have

some that people are willing to allow us to test.

  • If there’s a strong motivation, we can test them

in a small test vessel we have onsite with access to TPC-quality argon. Would only be able to test up to ~100 kV at the moment (likely < 1 inch). We would have to pay for the argon.

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A Note on Cable Terminations

  • I saw Bo has requested DS 2134 cable.
  • I am sure people already have ideas

about cable terminations.

  • If anyone would like an additional idea,

we’ve used this technique for cable terminations at FNAL. Tevatron used them for decades.

  • I’m willing to share parts, help with

drawings, etc. if anyone wants to use this.

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Cleaning G10/FR4

  • An option for cleaning the G10/FR4

parts is an ultrasonic bath the TD at FNAL has

  • The parts in the photo are ~2.5 m

in length

  • On the G10, the cleaner used was

Elba-Clean 65 (total cost to arrive at the lab was ~$1k)

  • If there’s interest, I can ask if this is

available to use at the end of the summer.

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From T. Strauss