Difference between revisions of "Cryogenic Target Shift"
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== The Cryogenic Target == | == The Cryogenic Target == | ||
| − | The Hall D cryogenic target consists of a tapered kapton target cell of 40 cm length, 2 cm diameter, a vacuum chamber, a pulse tube refrigerator, a compressor and its water cooling system, a gas manifold and panel, the electronic controls (PLC logic), support cart and safety storage tanks. The figure below | + | The Hall D cryogenic target consists of a tapered kapton target cell of 40 cm length, 2 cm diameter, a vacuum chamber, a pulse tube refrigerator, a compressor and its water cooling system, a gas manifold and panel, the electronic controls (PLC logic), a support cart and safety storage tanks. The figure below shows some of its main components. |
[[Media: target_fig.pdf]] | [[Media: target_fig.pdf]] | ||
The cell can be filled with liquid H2 (physics run) or gas H2 (empty run). It has a 130 um kapton wall and 75 um entrance and exit kapton windows. | The cell can be filled with liquid H2 (physics run) or gas H2 (empty run). It has a 130 um kapton wall and 75 um entrance and exit kapton windows. | ||
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| + | When filled with LH2, the operating pressure and temperature are P=18 psia and T=17K. | ||
== Routine Operation == | == Routine Operation == | ||
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* '''Fill target with LH2''' | * '''Fill target with LH2''' | ||
| − | * '''Empty target ( | + | * '''Empty target''' (target is still filled with gaseous H2) |
* '''Target off''' | * '''Target off''' | ||
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== Interlocks == | == Interlocks == | ||
| − | + | Safety interlocks protect the target if the temperature decreases below 16K or the pressure decreases 16 psia. | |
| − | If such event happens, the target should not be damaged. However, beam time will be lost. '''Call an expert immediately''' | + | If such event happens or if the target warms up, the target should not be damaged. However, beam time will be lost. '''Call an expert immediately''' |
== Detector Expert On Call == | == Detector Expert On Call == | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 12 June 2014
The Cryogenic Target
The Hall D cryogenic target consists of a tapered kapton target cell of 40 cm length, 2 cm diameter, a vacuum chamber, a pulse tube refrigerator, a compressor and its water cooling system, a gas manifold and panel, the electronic controls (PLC logic), a support cart and safety storage tanks. The figure below shows some of its main components.
Media: target_fig.pdf
The cell can be filled with liquid H2 (physics run) or gas H2 (empty run). It has a 130 um kapton wall and 75 um entrance and exit kapton windows.
When filled with LH2, the operating pressure and temperature are P=18 psia and T=17K.
Routine Operation
There are 3 routine operations:
- Fill target with LH2
- Empty target (target is still filled with gaseous H2)
- Target off
"Target off" triggers the warm-up of the system.
If you did not receive target training, do not operate the target and call an expert.
Interlocks
Safety interlocks protect the target if the temperature decreases below 16K or the pressure decreases 16 psia.
If such event happens or if the target warms up, the target should not be damaged. However, beam time will be lost. Call an expert immediately
Detector Expert On Call
The Cryogenic Target experts are shown in the following table.
| Name | Extension | Date of qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Alexandre Deur | Office: 269-7526 / Cell: 871-5931 | June 12, 2014 |
| Mark Ito | Office: 269-5295 | June 12, 2014 |
