Cryogenic cavern in Asian site Conceptual design of the cryogenic system Layout of the cryogenic plant for site A & B New layout of the cryogenic system.

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Cryogenic cavern in Asian site Conceptual design of the cryogenic system Layout of the cryogenic plant for site A & B New layout of the cryogenic system Storage of helium inventory Cooling water for cryogenic system Summary & Future Plan KEK K. Hosoyama

Conceptual Design of Cryogenic System 1 1 ~ 2 km Cooling Tower 2K Cooling Water Piping Cooling Tower 2 K and 4 K Ref. Cold Box ~ 5 MW x 2 units Helium Gas Compressor 4 K Ref. Cold Box Helium Gas Compressor SC Cavities 2 K Ref. Cold Box 4K Multi-transfer Line Helium Gas Piping There are many option of layout of main components: 4K cold boxes will be installed in the large caverns at the end of access. Compressor units will be installed in underground tunnel. 2K Multi-transfer Line SC Cavities in Main Tunnel Helium Gas Compressor underground ? surface ? Access Tunnel

Conceptual Design of Cryogenic System 2 5 km 4 K He Ref. Cryomodule ~ 5 MW x 2 He Compressor x 2 units 2K He Ref. x 2 units Access Tunnel Cooling Tower He Compressor x 2 units ~ 5 MW x 2 2K He Ref. x 2 units Cooling Tower Access Tunnel Cryomodule 4K cold boxes will be installed in the large caverns at the end of access. Two 2K cold boxes must be installed in the caverns at 5 km intervals and each 2K cold box supports cooling of ~2.5 km long cryogenic unit. Long multi-transfer line must be installed in the main tunnel to connect 2K and 4K refrigerators. We must carry in the 2K cold box and distribution box through main tunnel. 5 km 2.5 km Multi-transfer Line

Layout of Cryogenic Plants for Mountain Site-B Zone km Zone km Zone km Zone km Zone km Zone km 2.5 km 5 km 2.5 km 1.3 km 1.1 km2.2 km2 km2.6 km1.9 km 2K Ref.#62K Ref.#52K Ref.#42K Ref.#32K Ref.#22K Ref.#1 He Compressor 2K cold boxes and distribution boxes will be installed in the cavern in the main tunnel 4 K cold boxes & compressor units will be installed at the end of access tunnel Comments : 1)Long multi-transfer line must be installed in the main tunnel 2)End of access tunnel a large space will be prepared for assembling a TBM. This space can be used for a 4.4 K cold box. 3)Compressor unit will be installed far away from main tunnel in the cavern near by access tunnel. 4)Helium will be recovered as liquid in the Dewar installed near by the 4 K refrigerator cold box. 2K Ref. cold box ( + cold compressor) 4 K Ref. cold box Access Tunnel

Layout of Cryogenic Plants for Mountain Site-A Zone km Zone km Zone 3 5.0km Zone km Zone km Zone km 2.5 km 5 km 2.5 km 1.6 km 0.2 km1.3 km0.2km 2K Ref.#62K Ref.#52K Ref.#42K Ref.#32K Ref.#22K Ref.#1 He compressor unit 2K Ref. Cold box ( + cold compressor) 4.4 K Ref. cold box 0.7 km Zone km Zone km Zone km 0.2km Shaft Access Tunnel H = 50mH = 30 mH = 40m 2K cold boxes and distribution boxes will be installed in the cavern in the main tunnel 4 K cold boxes & compressor units will be installed at the end of access tunnel Comments : 1)Long multi-transfer line must be installed in the main tunnel 2)End of access tunnel a large space will be prepared for assembling a TBM. This space can be used for a 4.4 K cold box. 3)Compressor unit will be installed far away from main tunnel in the cavern near by access tunnel. 4)Helium will be recovered as liquid in the Dewar installed near by the 4 K refrigerator cold box.

Cryogenic Cavern (old version) 18kW Helium ref. cold box / CERN LHC Sub tunnel Main tunnel Access tunnel The 4K ref. cold box can be installed in cavern prepared for assembling TBM The size of the cold box will be limited by transportation on road from factory to the site Cavern at the end of access tunnel: used for assembling TBM for the tunnels 4 K ref. cold box Transportation of the cold box

Installation of Main Cryogenic Components Sub tunnel Main tunnel Access tunnel D 5.2 mD 4.1 m 10.2 m 7.2 m D 3.9 m Cold box for LHC 18 kW at 4.5K Ref. Cryo-module 4K cold box will be carried through the access tunnel to the cavern at the end of access tunnel. -- Enough cross section for transportation of 4K cold box and compressor unit! Problems: 2K cold box must be carried in and out through the main tunnel. 2K caverns must be constructed for installation of 2K and distribution boxes. Multi-transfer line must be installed in the crowded main tunnel. Multi-transfer Line (between 4K and 2K cold boxes)

New Layout of Cryogenic Plant To solve following problems: a) Installation of 2K cold through main tunnel b) Need the 2K cryogenic cavern and the long multi-transfer line. --- We decide to change the route of access tunnels to reach to the 2K cold boxes! New access tunnel plan: Cryogenic caverns will be constructed at the end of the access tunnels at every 5 km intervals in the tunnel. Main components of two cryogenic plants: compressor units, 4K refrigerator cold boxes, 2K cold boxes, distribution boxes, and multi-channel transfer line, will be installed in the cryogenic cavern.

Concept of New Cryogenic Cavern Access tunnel 56 m 30 m 20 m Main tunnel Sub tunnel 4K cold box Compressor 2K cold box 8 m 20 m

Detailed Structure of Cryogenic Cavern Temporary size of the cryogenic cavern is given here as for starting point. To decide the shape and size of cavern, we need the detailed design study of the main components and these layout in the cavern. We must keep contact with cryogenic experts who designed, constructed and has long operation experience of similar system. We need close collaboration with industry to carry out the design study. In designing the cryogenic system we must care about the safety and maintenance. compressor unit x 2 4K cold box x 2 2K cold box x 2 2K distribution box liquid helium Dewar ( 50,000 L )

Helium Compressor Unit Helium compressor for18kW Helium Ref / CERN LHC The helium compressor is installed in far end of the cryogenic cavern Location of the cavern is ~ 60 m away from the main tunnel to avoid the vibration 26 m 12.5 m Compressor + Motor 5 m x 1.9 m x 2 m H 6 m

4K Ref. Cold Box for LHC Size of 4K cold box Linde 4.5K D4m x L18 m

4.5K + 1.8K Cold Box and Distribution Box for LHC

Cold Compressor for LHC 1.8K Refrigerator Size of Impeller  104  115  165  251

Storage of Helium Inventory Vaporization loss: 50,000 L x 0.5%/day = 250 L / day ~10 L/hr Small refrigerator can be used as “Baby-Sitter” Required Liquid Helium ~ 650,000 L Storage as gas: standard 100 m 3 gas storage tank (D3 m x L15 m) ~ 250 units Storage as liquid: ~50,000 L liquid helium Dewar (D3 m x L10 m ) ILC Cryogenic Systems Reference Design T.J. Peterson et al. CEC Vol. 53

Conceptual Design of Water Cooling System 1 ~ 2 km ~ 100 m Cooling Tower A 4K cold box Compressor Access Tunnel Option Shaft for Cooling Tower Cooling Tower Cluster 1)Cooling tower at the entrance of access tunnel can support cooling of underground 2 cryogenic plants. 2)Cooling tower cluster can support cooling of ~ 8km long distributed heat load. The cooling water circulate in 900 mm in diameter pipe. 3)By installation of the cooling tower in the tunnel, we can eliminate heat exchanger which need to cut the head pressure. But we need large bore shaft. 4)By using the “thermo-siphon” of refrigerant we can reduce the pipe size.

Extraction of heat from the tunnel (1/2) Plan A 32 o C 37 o C 42 o C 37 o C D H = 100 m ~150 m Plan A’ 37 o C Circulation of water 1) Use the specific heat 2) Large amount of mass flow 3) Large size and long length piping 4) Heat exchanger to cut pressure Heat Exchanger 32 o C 37 o C 42 o C D H = 100 m ~150 m Underground Cooling Tower 1)Eliminate the heat exchanger 2)Need large dia. shaft Cooling Tower Cooling Tower Access tunnel Shaft Latent Heat of Water Specific Heat of Water

Conceptual Design of Underground Cooling Tower Cooling Tower ~100 m Cooling Water 37 ℃ 32 ℃ 1 L / sec = 539 kcal / sec = 2253 kW 1 MJ = 0.44 L / sec = 1.6 m3 / hr 5 MW Supply Water ~ 8 m 3 / hr Cooling Tower Fan 2 m  ~ 3 m MW 5 MW 30 m2 60 m2 ~ 9 m  7 m  10 m  Underground Surface

Underground Cooling Tower 10 m Top view D 10 m D 7 m 5 m 7 m Side view D 7 m D 10 m 10 m Cooling Tower Cooling Tower Cooling Tower Cooling Tower Cooling Tower Cooling Tower Cooling Tower 10 m 5 m 21 m scale 5 m x 5 m

Extraction of heat from the tunnel (1/2) Cooling Tower Plan A 32 o C 37 o C 42 o C 37 o C NH3, R410A, R32 37 o C H = 100 m ~150 m Plan B h1 Te = 35 o C 37 o C Tc =32 o C h2 h3 Cooling Tower Circulation of water 1) Use the specific heat 2) Large amount of mass flow 3) Large size piping 4) Heat exchanger to cut pressure Circulation of refrigerant 1) Use the vaporization heat 2) Small amount of mass flow 3) Small size piping 4) Eliminate the heat exchanger Gas Liquid Pump Heat Exchanger Latent Heat of Water Latent Heat of Refrigerant At room temperature, the vapor pressure of water is very low. The capacity of heat flow is very small! Condenser Evaporator

Heat transfer capacity of refrigerants WATERAIR NH3R410AR32 LiquidGasLiquidGasLiquidGas Te ℃ Pe kPaA Tc 32 ℃ Pe kPaA Density t/m3 Specific Heat Mcal/t ・℃ DTDT ℃ Latent Heat Mcal/t Velocity m/s Cooling Power Mcal/m2 ・ h

Motor power for circulation of water and refrigerants WATERAIR NH3R410AR32 LiquidGasLiquidGasLiquidGas Mass Flow Rate t/h Velocity m/s Pipe Size m ⊿ k Pa Pipe Size m Velocity m/s ⊿ k Pa Pipe Length m ⊿P⊿P k Pa ⊿H⊿H 0 *0100 m Water Head 0 * k Pa ⊿ P at H.X k Pa Total ⊿ P k Pa Pe-Pc k Pa Pump Efficency 60% % Motor Power 1318 No Need kWkW Moter Power 4.4% 0.0% / Cooling Power Ideal case: larger pipe size for water Water pipe size: 1m in dia. Note: In the case of water ; head of flow and return cancelled 30 MW Heat Load Case

Summary & Future Plan Cryogenic caverns will be constructed at the end of the access tunnels at every 5 km intervals of the main tunnel. The 4K and 2K cold boxes and distribution box will be installed in cryogenic caverns. The compressors will be installed in the far end of cryogenic cavern. Large amount of helium inventory will be stored as liquid helium for long shutdown of the cryogenic system. The cooling water used at the cryogenic plant will be supplied by cooling towers constructed at entrance of access tunnel. We need detailed engineering design study of cryogenic system collaboration with industry. Extraction of heat from the deep tunnel economically is key issue. We need more study including new idea.