1. SiD Engineering: Iron and Solenoid Design Kurt Krempetz (Layer 5) (Layer 1) VXD

2. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/092 SiD Engineering Group Participates Meet via Webex every other Wednesday morning 8:00 PST Engineers Physicists –ANL Victor Guarino  Hcal –FNAL Bob Wands  FEA Bill Cooper Kurt Krempetz  Integration Walter Jaskierny  Solenoid Electrical –LAPP Claude GirardYannis Karyotakis Franck Cadoux Nicolas Geffroy  Hcal –LLNL Doug Wright –PSL Farshid Feyzi  Muon Steel –SLAC Marty Breidenbach Marco Oriunno  Ecal Tom Markiewicz Wes Craddock  SolenoidTakaski Maruyama –RAL Andy Nichols  TrackingPhil Burrows –U of Texas, Arlington Andy White

3. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/093 ILC Document Server Web Address: http://ilcdoc.linearcollider.org/http://ilcdoc.linearcollider.org/ Currently in SiD Engineering: 2 Documents on Hcal Geometry 1 Document on Global Parameters 1 Document on BeamCal

4. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/094 Contributions to the LOI Global Parameters Supplied Engineering consultation to sub- detector groups Magnet section –Solenoid –Return Iron MDI, Push-Pull and other IR Hall Issues –Marco will give a separate talk Cost Estimate –Marty will give a separate talk

5. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/095 Solenoid System 5 T superconducting solenoid Power supply, pressurized water cooled dump resistor and dump switch that moves with the detector Helium Refrigerator supplying 4.5K LHe to the Solenoid and a pair of 2 K cold boxes for the superconducting focusing quadruples. Superconducting Detector Integrated “anti” Dipole (DID)

6. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/096 SiD- CMS Comparison SiDCMSUNITS Central Field5.04.0T Stored Energy1.562.69GJ Stored Energy Per Unit Cold Mass1211.6kJ/kg Operating Current17.7519.2kA Inductance9.914.2H Fast Discharge Voltage to Ground300 V Number of Layers64 Total Number of Turns14572168 Peak Field on Superconductor5.754.6T Number of CMS superconductor strands4032 Total Mass of Solenoid125220Metric ton Rmin Cryostat2.5912.97m Rmin Coil2.7313.18m Rmax Cryostat3.3923.78m Rmax Coil3.1123.49m Zmax Cryostat±3.033±6.5m Zmax Coil±2.793±6.2m Operating Temperature4.5 K Cooling MethodForced flowThermo siphon

7. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/097 CONDUCTOR REPLACEMENT MOTIVATION The CMS conductor requires difficult on site ebeam welding There is great incentive to produce a cheaper/ “easier” conductor The replacement conductor should be also easier to wind An advanced design could be used in other projects such as high field MRI magnets

8. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/098 SiD CONDUCTOR OPTIONS Ultra High Purity Al 6082 T6 Al Superconducting Cable Al – 0.1 % Ni Stainless steel cable Aluminum/matrix composite CMS CONDUCTOR Option 1Option 2Option 3

9. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/099 CMS Winding Pack

10. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/0910 Solenoid Cryostat

11. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/0911 Solenoid Central Field

12. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/0912 Anti Solenoid-DID

13. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/0913 Solenoid/ Barrel Iron

14. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/0914 Iron Return Flux 11 Plates –200 mm Thick Gaps –40 mm Total Weight –~8000 tonnes 7000 tonnes of Plates 1000 tonnes of support Structure

15. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/0915 Iron Return Flux

16. Kurt KrempetzSiD SLAC Workshop 3/0916 Moving Forward What is next???-After the LOI –Stretched Detector –More detailed designs of Subsystems Ecal End Caps Hcal End Caps Muon End Walls Detector Moving System Detector Alignment System –Continue Conductor Studies Start of a Solenoid/Return Iron Specification