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CLICdp Tracker Technology Meeting Update of the Mechanics for the Tracking Detector Update of the Mechanics for the Tracking Detector Szymon Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 3/23/2016 Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt Presentation Layout Presentation


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CLICdp Tracker Technology Meeting

Update of the Mechanics for the Tracking Detector Update of the Mechanics for the Tracking Detector

Szymon Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt

Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 3/23/2016

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3/23/2016

  • Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks:

‐ Requirements & Objectives ‐ How the petals could be attached to one Tracker Disk ‐ Proposal of the mechanical structure which could combine two Tracker Disks together ‐ Design concept of the mechanical structure which could support six Tracker Disks ‐ FEA model

  • Support Structure for the Outer Tracker Disks (update):

– Proposal of the mechanical structure which could combine two Tracker Disks together – How to support four outer Tracker Disks? – FEA model

  • Summary

Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 2

Presentation Layout Presentation Layout

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Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 4

Tracker Detector

Inner Tracker Disks

Inner Tracker Disks

3/23/2016

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 5

Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

Requirements & Objectives

  • Due to the fact that the Inner Sub‐System includes the beam pipe, the supports for all

components, including the Inner Tracker Disks should be designed with two halves

  • Design proposal needs to be implemented in such a way to take into account some

aspects coming from the assembly procedure

  • Support structure should be easily attachable to the Support Tube and be compatible

with the gaps which were established for the services

  • Due to the detector performance, we are looking for a stiff and lightweight construction
  • One of the major objectives is to minimize the value of radiation length and make the

structure as much invisible for the particles as possible.

  • For the time being, We assumed the scenario when the petals would be mounted only
  • n one side of the Tracker disk.

3/23/2016

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 6 3/23/2016

Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

How the petals could be attached to one Tracker Disk

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 7 3/23/2016

Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

How to combine two Tracker disks together?

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 8 3/23/2016

ID1 ID2

Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

Proposal of the mechanical structure which could combine two Tracker Disks together

Petals Petals

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 9 3/23/2016

Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

How to support six inner Tracker Disks by means of one mechanical structure?

ID1 ID2 ID3 ID4 ID5 ID6

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Interlinks

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Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

Design concept of the mechanical structure which could support six Tracker Disks Disks

ID1 ID2 ID3 ID4 ID5 ID6

Petals Petals Petals Petals

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 11

Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

Mechanical structure ‐ two halves

3/23/2016

+ =

ID1 ID2 ID3 ID4 ID5 ID6 ID1 ID2 ID3 ID4 ID5 ID6

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 12

Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

FEA model ‐ BCs

3/23/2016

ID1 ID2 ID3 ID4 ID5 ID6 x,y,z,Roy = 0 y,z,Roy = 0 x,y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 13

Support Structure for the Inner Tracker Disks

FEA model ‐First results

3/23/2016

 Sag: ~ 38 μm  1st Natural frequency: ~ 40 Hz  Estimated Radiation Length ~0.235 %

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Support Structure for the Outer Tracker Disks

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 15

Tracker Detector

Outer Tracker Disks

Outer Tracker Disks

3/23/2016

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Support Structure for the Outer Tracker Disks

Proposal of the mechanical structure which could combine two Tracker Disks together

OD1 OD2 OD3 OD4 OD1 OD2

Petals Petals

Two Outer Tracker Disks

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 17 3/23/2016

Support Structure for the Outer Tracker Disks

How to support four outer Tracker Disks?

OD1 OD2 OD3 OD4

Interlinks

OD1 OD2 OD3 OD4

Petals Petals Petals

Four Outer Tracker Disks

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Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 18

Support Structure for the Outer Tracker Disks

FEA model ‐ BCs

3/23/2016

OD1 OD2 OD3 OD4 x,y,z,Roy = 0 y,z,Roy = 0 x,y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0 y,Roy = 0

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Support Structure for the Outer Tracker Disks

FEA model ‐First results

3/23/2016

 Sag: ~ 13μm  1st Natural frequency: ~ 28 Hz  Estimated Radiation Length ~0.26 %

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Summary:

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  • Design concepts of the mechanical supports for

the Inner & Outer Tracker disks have been shown.

  • Promising feedback related to the material budget

& mechanical response of the structure.

  • The concepts are still ongoing towards further
  • ptimization.

Szymon Krzysztof Sroka, Wolfgang Klempt 3/23/2016

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Thank you