Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Cooling Water Supply for Beamline Components.

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Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Cooling Water Supply for Beamline Components

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Goals Improve system reliability Reduce cost of operation and of future beamline construction Minimize maintenance Provide enhanced engineering and technical support to Users Maintain reliability of APS process water system

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Present System

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division There are presently at least six different designs of user skids being utilized

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Example of Dedicated Beamline User Skid

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Example of Dedicated Beamline User Skid

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Example of Dedicated Beamline User Skid

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Example of Dedicated Beamline User Skid

Ralph Bechtold 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division PROPOSAL Utilize APS process (DI) water systems

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Benefits for CATs Benefit from system improvements made to APS water systems. Operational and maintenance expertise. System reliability equal to that of the accelerator water system (>99.5%). High quality water supply. Eliminate maintenance of pumps, filters, nitrogen, polishing, controls which are currently part of skids. Automatic water make-up. Noise and vibration reduction.

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Typical APS Secondary Water System

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division ASD process water system parameters Supply pressure psig Return pressure psig Supply temperature 78 +/- 0.2 deg F Resistivity 7 Megaohm x cm Filtration 0.5 micron Dissolved oxygen <10 ppb Bacterial control with UV lights Note: Each of 20 secondary water systems can provide up to 50 gpm (25 gpm per sector) of closed loop water for beamline use Other use to be considered individually

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division System improvements implemented since original installation. Improved polishing, degasification and make- up systems. Standby process water/chilled water heat exchanger installed. All secondary pumps have been rebuilt with new bearings, new seals, and sight glass. Laser pump/motor alignment implemented.

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division System Improvements (cont.) New oil selected to increase running time between changes. New, finer filters installed. Uninterruptible flow switchover implemented for standby pumps. High pressure cutout switches installed. Vibration monitoring system implemented. Temperature control improved.

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Considerations / Concerns System modifications and operation shall not jeopardize reliability and operation of APS Administrative controls will assure system stability that may be compromised by pressure fluctuations, contamination, air pockets as a result of Excessive leaks Closing and opening of valves Draining Fill Contaminated Equipment

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Administrative Controls ASD-ME will work with each CAT to determine water requirements and installation options for system optimization. All equipment immediately prior to connection to APS water system will be flushed with APS process water. ASD-ME will coordinate and complete all water system operation including taking equipment on and off line, draining, fill, new piping installation, existing piping modifications etc.

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Proven Implementation Sector 35 connected to APS secondary water system Note: If requirements are different than what current systems are capable of supplying different design options will be offered

Gene Swetin 11/01/2002 Mechanical Engineering Group Accelerator Systems Division Typical Secondary System Connection of Beamline Components To Secondary Water System