Difference between revisions of "BLTWG Meeting 12/4/2008"
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===Loose ends to be tied up from the review=== | ===Loose ends to be tied up from the review=== | ||
| + | * Engineering issues | ||
| + | *# Tagger coil cooling water flow scheme | ||
| + | *# Tagger iron slab through-rods versus bolts | ||
| + | *# Integration of pair spectrometer pole extensions with vacuum chamber | ||
| + | * Simulation issues | ||
| + | *# Clarify to what extent Moller scattering was present in tagger simulation | ||
| + | * Electron beam integration issues | ||
| + | *# If the electron beam is mis-steered onto the diamond holder frame, what safety system first detects that and shuts down the beam line? Is it fast enough to prevent damage to the experiment or photon beam instrumentation? | ||
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===Simulation geometry consolidation=== | ===Simulation geometry consolidation=== | ||
===New simulation studies=== | ===New simulation studies=== | ||
===Preparation for CHESS run in 3/2009=== | ===Preparation for CHESS run in 3/2009=== | ||
===Initiation of contacts with diamond cutters=== | ===Initiation of contacts with diamond cutters=== | ||
Revision as of 10:18, 4 December 2008
- Time: 9:30 EST
- Place: EVO and ESNET (with telephone bridge)
- Connecting: instructions are here
- Present:
Contents
Agenda
- Loose ends to be tied up from the review
- Consolidation of simulation geometries
- New simulation studies to be done
- Goals for diamond assessment at CHESS in 3/2009
Loose ends to be tied up from the review
- Engineering issues
- Tagger coil cooling water flow scheme
- Tagger iron slab through-rods versus bolts
- Integration of pair spectrometer pole extensions with vacuum chamber
- Simulation issues
- Clarify to what extent Moller scattering was present in tagger simulation
- Electron beam integration issues
- If the electron beam is mis-steered onto the diamond holder frame, what safety system first detects that and shuts down the beam line? Is it fast enough to prevent damage to the experiment or photon beam instrumentation?
