Baby MIND Magnet 10 th June Meeting E.N.. Meeting goals 10 th June meeting goals: – Magnet design endorsement – Choice of coil option – Steel procurement.

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Baby MIND Magnet 10 th June Meeting E.N.

Meeting goals 10 th June meeting goals: – Magnet design endorsement – Choice of coil option – Steel procurement strategy – Review timeline – Resources commitment integration of detector modules and magnet 2

Documents and info Baby-MIND magnet technical description: – to be reviewed (EDMS ) Coil options: – Aluminium folded strip option: slides (EDMS ) – Integral coil option: slides (EDMS ) and video – Criteria for choice: one slide Steel procurement: – procedure to follow – technical specifications – list of suppliers – how to pay (team account vs CERN account) Project timeline: Resources: 3 Use EDMS for now

Magnet design constraints and concept 4

Magnet design constraints Size and cost: Fe depth: 1 m (stop 1 GeV  ) Fe ~ 60 t (3.5 x 2 x 1 m roughly) Peak field: 1.5 T (1.4 T) Power: < 10 kW Handling: access to shaft Knowledge of B field in steel to few % Baby-MIND Wagasci 5 Side MRDs

1800 mm 45 or Upper half-plate Lower half-plate mm 2020 mm Fe Coil: Al + insulation 10 Dimensions to be confirmed a) b) Upper Aluminium coil: 20 to 100 turns Magnetized steel plates Inserts that connect the two plates: to be optimised for mechanical rigidity and flux lines Lower Aluminium coil: 20 to 100 turns a) b) side view

Coil options 7

NO Preparation fix steel thickness procedure & tooling Coil thickness n [mm] Feasibility YES Selection criteria [TBC] Prototyping Production Design Validation [cost estimate] Procurement Fe plate engineering Plate module production x40 Integral coil wrapped on independent jig: mechanical bolting + welding Engineering Aluminium coil Insulator tape Structural materials Folded strip option: one per turn: Preparation Purchase steel plate Engineering Coil element design Insulation Connectivity Feasibility YES NO scale 1:1scale 1:y 8

Integral coil optionFolded strip option Prototyping statusPartially completed ToolingSubstantial (but available)Light Process complexityComplex windingMultiple connections Process scalabilityNot trivialExcellent Aluminium engineeringNone required – straight off reel Strip, folding and contact design Steel plate procurementNot requiredSteel required? InsulationWell understoodValidation required Completed coil production rate (incl. insertion on steel) 2-3 days1 day Manpower for productionx2 peoplex1 person Hardware costsAl: < 10 kCHF Insulator: < 10 kCHF Tooling: 10 kCHF Al machined: ?? Insulator: ?? Handling and storageMore stepsFewer steps 9 Comparing coil options

Steel procurement 10

Steel specifications 11 JFE-EFE Steel (JAPAN): 2.66 Eur/kg ($3/kg) 2.79 Eur/kg incl. transport to GVA Lead time 4mo + 2mo transport ARMCO (AKSteel - Europe): 2.3 Eur/kg (EXW Germany) Lead time 4mo

Timeline (Apr. 2015) 12

Back-up 13

Modularity in design simplifies proposed use at various facililities, downstream of: – WAGASCI at J-PARC (2016 onwards) : anti-nu selection efficiencies > 90%. – LAr (WA105) (2017 onwards): Use of MIND detectors integrated from start of studies or Long Baseline experiments in Europe (LBNO): muon charge ID and momentum, tail catching of hadronic showers. Baby MIND could provide partial acceptance for events in 6×6×6m 3 of WA105 LAr. – ANNIE at Fermilab. Planned use of Baby-MIND type detector J-PARC EHN1 extension Baby-MIND positioned here Side MRDs Wagasci 14

CAD of steel plate (to be updated) Will be simplified to reduce machining steps and costs 15

M. CapeansH. Ten Kate Magnet productionMagnet design System Eng. Design & calculations Safety aspects Technical specs. Prototype validation Commissioning of final magnet Prototype construction Coordination of final magnet construction M. Capeans proposal: 18 march 2015 Overall coordination Mechanics integration Procurement? Coordination UNIGE Power supply definition and procurement P.S. TE-EPC

Stray fields: up to 2 cm from surface of steel along z Bx [T] By [T] Bz [T] Magnetized steel plates: B-field # of plates not representative of final detector 17

Costing # ItemQty Total [kCHF] CERN [kCHF] INR [kCHF] SOFIA [kCHF] UNIGE [kCHF] UK [kCHF] StartEnd Detector modules: passive components 1 Plastic scintillators Sep. 13May 15 2 WLS fiber6000m25 Nov. 13Jul Photosensor connectors Sep. 13Jan Module mechanics5060 Sep. 14Jul. 15 total detector modules passive comp Detector modules: photosensors and electronics 5 Photosensors Jun. 14May 15 6 Electronics & DAQ3000ch Jan. 14Dec. 15 total photosensors and electronics Magnet: steel and coils 7 Steel plates50150 Mar. 15Dec Magnet mechanics-60 Mar. 15Mar Magnet coil prototype125 Mar. 15Sep Magnet coils64125 Sep. 14Mar. 16 total magnet steel and coils Magnet: p.s. and instrumentation 11 Magnet power supply15025 May. 15Feb Magnet safety and instrumentation -25 Jun. 15Apr. 16 total magnet power supply and instr Grand total CERN contrib. INR contrib. SOFIA contrib. UNIGE contrib. UK contrib. Project totals [kCHF]

Case i): Module and Fe plate configuration 19 s1s2s3s4s5-6s7-9s10-13 s30 s14-18 m1 m2 m3 m4 m5 m6 m7 m8 m9 m10 m11 m12 m14 m13 m15 m m Case i) and ii): 90 mm For all other Fe plates: Case i): 30 mm m: detector module s: steel plate Except this Fe plate: 90 mm s s Case i): 30 mm