1. MICE Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update Allan DeMello Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory MICE CM38 - Napa California February 25, 2014 February 25, 2014

2. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 2 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Outline Cold mass Prototype vacuum vessel Prototype thermal shield Prototype cooling circuit

3. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 3 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 MICE Cooling Channel Two coupling coil magnets integrated into the RFCC modules Spectrometer solenoid magnets Focus magnets

4. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 4 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Coupling Coil Sub-assemblies

5. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 5 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Coupling Coil Cold Mass Preparation cold mass coil #1 finished at LBNL January 2013 Preparation of cold mass coils #2, #3 and #4 at LBNL to begin when coils arrive from China Strain Gauges Cernox Sensor Voltage Taps Quench Protection Superconductor Lead Stabilizers

6. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 6 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Cold Mass Magnetic Test at Fermilab The 1 st cold mass is currently undergoing magnetic testing at Fermilab

7. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 7 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Coupling Coil Vacuum Vessel LBNL mechanical shop is in the process of fabricating the first cryostat vacuum vessel Estimated completion the end of March (vacuum vessel, tower, warm bore) Drawings will be updated to reflect the “as built” cryostat

8. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 8 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Coupling Coil Coupling coil magnet integrated into the RFCC RFCC Module

9. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 9 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Coupling Coil Scallop Clearance Tight tolerance for vacuum vessel scallops Because of the tight clearance distance (2 mm) between the concave radius of the scallop and the O.D. of the RF coupler vacuum vessel spool a tight tolerance was placed on the final locations of the welded scallops. The tolerance is true position within 0.254 mm Scallops

10. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 10 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Coupling Coil Scallop Clearance MLI superinsulation must also fit inside the 12.5 mm gap between the thermal shield and the inner surface of the scallop. Limited space between inner surface of the scallop and the thermal shield

11. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 11 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Coupling Coil Vacuum Vessel Tolerance Tight tolerance on the final locations of the welded scallops.

12. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 12 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Coupling Coil Scallop Original Scallop Design Original thin walled scallop deformed during welding Gap shows the distortion from welding the scallop to the vacuum vessel

13. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 13 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Coupling Coil Scallop New Scallop Design New design has thicker walls at location of welds to help minimize the distortion

14. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 14 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Alignment Fixture for Welding Scallops Scallop alignment fixture LBNL shop developed a go/no go alignment fixture to ease the welding process for the scallops Scallop alignment fixture Nominal and ± indicators

15. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 15 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Vacuum Vessel Welding Complete Next steps for vacuum vessel LBNL shop will machine the central bore and the tower flange Finish machine the tower Complete the warm bore roll- up Vacuum check the vessel, the tower and the warm bore Ports and bore shown covered due to the bead blasting process

16. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 16 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Thermal Shield Status Initial thermal shield design and drawings were completed Reviewed by LBNL Superconductor Magnet Group Design is being revised for ease of fabrication and assembly (see following slides)

17. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 17 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 New Concept For The Thermal Shield Design concept from Fermilab shown Thermal shield fabricated in two symmetric halves Eliminates welding of TS as final assembly step Removes the risk of damage to the MLI wrapped around the cold mass New model and drawings will need to be generated

18. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 18 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 New Concept For The Thermal Shield Concept model of split thermal shield with edge lip for fasteners Lips joined by fasteners Half of assembly Full assembly

19. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 19 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Prototype Cooling Circuit Assembly Status Initial design drawings have been finished and reviewed by the LBNL Superconducting Magnet group Revisions required before requesting quotes from outside vendors Also requires addition of fiducial target mount points LBNL will ship cooling circuit as two sub-assemblies, to be integrated at FNAL in final assembly

20. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 20 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Cold Mass / Thermal Shield Mock-up A wood mock-up of the cold mass/thermal shield is being planned to assist in defining the coupling coil magnet assembly procedure

21. Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 21 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Projected Schedule Cryostat vacuum vessel components Completed end of March, shipped to FNAL in April Incorporation of red-lines into final drawings by ~mid-June Thermal shield Redesign & drawings to be completed by end of March Fabrication estimated complete by end of May Cooling circuit Drawing revisions to be completed by mid-April Fabrication estimated complete by July/August Cold mass mockup Design complete by end of February Fabrication complete by end of March

22. MICE RFCC Module – MICE Schedule Review at RAL, UK Page 22 Derun Li - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – May 24, 2011 Prototype Coupling Coil Fabrication Update – MICE CM38 - Napa California Page 22 Allan DeMello - Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – February 25, 2014 Summary of Prototype Coupling Coil Cold Mass LBNL finished cold mass preparation work January 2013 Cold mass is currently being tested at Fermilab Cryostat Vacuum Vessel LBNL mechanical shop is fabricating the first cryostat vacuum vessel Scheduled to finish the end of March Thermal Shield Initial design drawings have been finished and have been reviewed by the LBNL superconducting magnet group New thermal shield concept introduced by Fermilab New model and drawings need to be generated prior to fabrication Cooling Circuit Initial design drawings have been reviewed by the LBNL superconducting magnet group Revisions required before requesting fabrication quotes LBNL will integrate components into two sub-assemblies to be shipped to FNAL this summer