Difference between revisions of "Minutes-9-26-2013"
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- Work on the platform in the Hall continues. The opening between the cart rails is not so wide, it will be difficult to cable the bottom of the FDC. Eugene: can't we lift the FDC during the cabling then put it back on rails? Will wait for Bill to answer, but one likely problem is the surveying that has to be done without cables. It was not clear how so many FDC cables will run below the platform perpendicular to the many trays there below the racks: the sides of these cable trays are very close to the platform. | - Work on the platform in the Hall continues. The opening between the cart rails is not so wide, it will be difficult to cable the bottom of the FDC. Eugene: can't we lift the FDC during the cabling then put it back on rails? Will wait for Bill to answer, but one likely problem is the surveying that has to be done without cables. It was not clear how so many FDC cables will run below the platform perpendicular to the many trays there below the racks: the sides of these cable trays are very close to the platform. | ||
| − | - Fernando wanted to have a list of people that will work on the FDC cabling so that they can be trained in advance. Vlad, Lubomir, and Beni are the first in the cable list. Casey and Tina were assumed, as well, but according to Fernando they will be busy with Tom for at least the next two month. There will be also people from FEL helping with the cabling. | + | - Fernando wanted to have a list of people that will work on the FDC cabling so that they can be trained in advance. Vlad, Lubomir, and Beni are the first in the cable list. Casey and Tina were assumed, as well, but according to Fernando they will be busy with Tom for at least the next two month. There will be also three people from FEL helping with the cabling. Vlad and Lubomir know how to connect the LV cables (there's schematic, but it's difficult to find the connectors on the detector) and only the LV connections will take at least a week. Beni: we can test the LV connection right away by looking at the current. Fernando: is it possible to connect the LV cables in advance to the FDC? Possibly, but installing/re-installing the skin will be more difficult, moving the FDC to another cart will also be difficult, and there's not enough space in 126 around the FDC. Fernando is concerned that it is not clear yet where the control equipment will be installed. |
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| + | - We know now that the FDC during the installation can stay no more than 5-6 feet from the magnet. This space will be used by BCAL people to work there simultaneously with us; need to coordinate all the work with them. The watter cooling system they use for BCAL will not be done before we start cabling and will be tested while FDC is there. | ||
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== Engineering == | == Engineering == | ||
| − | - Bill has | + | - Bill was not at the meeting but sent an update before: Casey has be-burred the plastic angles for the skin, but is busy now in the Hall. We need him however to install the skin on the FDC. We need a tech to work on the mesh in ESB; all the parts including the new side support, are there. |
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| + | - Fernando: full crate test of the new F1TDC is done, the crates are ready to go in the Hall. Cody is working on the crate test of the fADC125. | ||
== Tests at EEL126 == | == Tests at EEL126 == | ||
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- Beni can read now the new F1TDCs with the DAQ. For this test we have all the HV cables to connect two cells: #6 (bottom) and #3 because they have parallel wires. Cell #3 will be fully equipped with wire and cathode cards. Cell #6 will have only wire cards, so in total we will have 4 new F1TDCs connected, per configuration. Thus we can do all possible tests on cell #3 and also wire resolution studies with both cells. Beni will keep the old configuration with the old F1TDCs in case we want to compare them with the new F1TDCs. | - Beni can read now the new F1TDCs with the DAQ. For this test we have all the HV cables to connect two cells: #6 (bottom) and #3 because they have parallel wires. Cell #3 will be fully equipped with wire and cathode cards. Cell #6 will have only wire cards, so in total we will have 4 new F1TDCs connected, per configuration. Thus we can do all possible tests on cell #3 and also wire resolution studies with both cells. Beni will keep the old configuration with the old F1TDCs in case we want to compare them with the new F1TDCs. | ||
Revision as of 18:44, 27 September 2013
September 26, 2013 FDC meeting
Contents
Agenda
- Installation preparations [1] (all)
- Engineering (Bill)
- Electronics (Chris, Nick)
- Tests in EEL126
- New F1TDC (Beni)
- Other
Minutes
Participants: Eugene, Fernando, Dave, Chris, Nick, Simon, Vlad, Beni, Glenn, and Lubomir.
Installation preparations
- Work on the platform in the Hall continues. The opening between the cart rails is not so wide, it will be difficult to cable the bottom of the FDC. Eugene: can't we lift the FDC during the cabling then put it back on rails? Will wait for Bill to answer, but one likely problem is the surveying that has to be done without cables. It was not clear how so many FDC cables will run below the platform perpendicular to the many trays there below the racks: the sides of these cable trays are very close to the platform.
- Fernando wanted to have a list of people that will work on the FDC cabling so that they can be trained in advance. Vlad, Lubomir, and Beni are the first in the cable list. Casey and Tina were assumed, as well, but according to Fernando they will be busy with Tom for at least the next two month. There will be also three people from FEL helping with the cabling. Vlad and Lubomir know how to connect the LV cables (there's schematic, but it's difficult to find the connectors on the detector) and only the LV connections will take at least a week. Beni: we can test the LV connection right away by looking at the current. Fernando: is it possible to connect the LV cables in advance to the FDC? Possibly, but installing/re-installing the skin will be more difficult, moving the FDC to another cart will also be difficult, and there's not enough space in 126 around the FDC. Fernando is concerned that it is not clear yet where the control equipment will be installed.
- We know now that the FDC during the installation can stay no more than 5-6 feet from the magnet. This space will be used by BCAL people to work there simultaneously with us; need to coordinate all the work with them. The watter cooling system they use for BCAL will not be done before we start cabling and will be tested while FDC is there.
Engineering
- Bill was not at the meeting but sent an update before: Casey has be-burred the plastic angles for the skin, but is busy now in the Hall. We need him however to install the skin on the FDC. We need a tech to work on the mesh in ESB; all the parts including the new side support, are there.
Electronics
- Fernando: full crate test of the new F1TDC is done, the crates are ready to go in the Hall. Cody is working on the crate test of the fADC125.
