Takanori Sekiguchi Fishing Rod Design for KAGRA GAS Filters 1 T. Sekiguchi, E. Hennes G1402449 2014.5.30.

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Takanori Sekiguchi Fishing Rod Design for KAGRA GAS Filters 1 T. Sekiguchi, E. Hennes G

Takanori Sekiguchi Purpose of this work 2 A compensation spring is mandatory when operating a GAS filter, which requires fine tuning of the load under vacuum environment. Design of the compensation system is overviewed. Its stiffness and load tuning range is investigated. Since the compensation spring introduces additional stiffness on the system, its spring constant should be taken care of. In the current design, there is no compensation system in KAGRA standard GAS filters. The compensation system should be designed so that it fits to the current system and can be installed easily.

Takanori Sekiguchi Compensation System at Top Filter 3 The compensation system for the KAGRA top GAS filter equips with a cosine- shape thin maraging blade, which is clamped at a motorized base block.

Takanori Sekiguchi Physics and Design Concept 4 Moment balance at the point φ: For constant radius of curvature, Relation between t and R is determined by maximum stress vs young’s modulus This ratio is 7.5e-3 for t=0.3 mm, R=40 mm. (σ=0.69 GPa, E = 184 Gpa)

Takanori Sekiguchi Rough Idea to Calculate Stiffness 5 Tip force F depends on R Pulling the blade by Δz Stiffness: Top filter design: E=184 GPa, t=0.3 mm, w 0 =41.4 mm, R=41.4 mm, F=0.51 kgf, k= 7.8 gf/mm

Takanori Sekiguchi Finite Element Analysis 6 Calculated from FEA: F=0.57 kgf, k=9.0 gf/mm ~12% larger than predicted from theory, because of Poisson ratio effect Assuming +/- 20 cm range, it can change effective load by 0.37 kg.

Takanori Sekiguchi Finite Element Analysis 7 Surface stress around working point: σ max ~ 0.85 GPa Inner SurfaceOuter Surface

Takanori Sekiguchi Necessary Force for DC Compensation 8 Range of standard GAS filter is roughly +/- 5 mm. When the filter is tuned at 0.3 Hz, necessary force to move GAS filter by 5 mm is (1.8E-3)*M [kgf]. (M [kg] is load on GAS filter) Type-B Top Filter: M=230kg, F=0.414 [kgf] Optimal load: 39.6 kg Load vs tip height of standard GAS filter, tuned at 0.22 Hz

Takanori Sekiguchi For Stronger Blade 9 Changing thickness from 0.3->0.4 mm, the surface stress becomes 1.2 [Gpa], the stiffness becomes 0.89 [kgf] for 40 mm movement, DC force becomes 1.2 [kgf].

Takanori Sekiguchi Fishing Rod for Standard Filter 10 Fishing rod for top filter also fits to standard filter. Space for magic wand can be used. Total Mass of compensation system: ~1 kg Preliminary