Repair of MCWV magnets (TT84 – M2). Works on three magnets : MCWV 693, MCWV 697, and MCWV 701 and the associated XABS Cause of the repair : XABS jam into.

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Repair of MCWV magnets (TT84 – M2)

Works on three magnets : MCWV 693, MCWV 697, and MCWV 701 and the associated XABS Cause of the repair : XABS jam into magnets because of the corrosion What we want to do : XABS Extract ABS from magnets Clean out the XABS Replace motorisation cables and switches Maintenance of mechanical parts Magnets Internal inspection of magnets Clean out the magnets Replace magnets hood, emergency stop button, and damaged parts

Need to handle magnets and XABS to building 867  Some preparation to do : Repair the floor of TT84, 2 cracks, 5 days of work One monitor and one pumping window have to be removed Four lifting plates has been built The gutters needs to be sealed and a rolling plate is needed near EHN2 CEDAR structure and BMS 6 have to be displaced Repair of MCWV magnets (TT84 – M2)

Operating mode Repair work of the floor Handling of the 3 magnets to building 867, less radioactive first Disassembly of XABS and magnets in building 867 XABS will be store in shielding Work on XABS (Abu) and magnets (TE-MSC) Reassembly of magnets and XABS Bring back the magnet in TT84 weeks 15 – 16, most radioactive first Radioprotection Maximum dose rate outside the magnet : 40 uSv/h Dose rate of the ABS 3 mSv/h  Measure with RP 12/11/2014 Repair of MCWV magnets (TT84 – M2)

Dates : Civil Engineering : week 51 Handling to 867 : Week 2 Beginning of works on magnets : Weeks 3 – 4 Handling to TT84 : Week 15 – 16 Deadlines Return of beam in M2 line week 17 Repair of MCWV magnets (TT84 – M2)