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1 Sub-Detector Assembly Area Summary of discussion at ALCW2015
2015/9/1 Yasuhiro Sugimoto @ILC Infra/CFS mini-WS

2 Discussion at ALCW2015 For consideration of facilities required for Central campus/IP campus (assembly space, office space, etc.), each sub-detector should clarify the assembly scenario One session of ALCW2015 Vertex/Si Tracking sessions was dedicated to this discussion Assembly scenarios of the following sub-detectors were presented Vertex/Si Tracker TPC ECAL AHCAL SDHCAL

3 A tentative design of IP campus
Surface buildings (from presentation by M. Miyahara)

4 Assembly hall For ILD, assembly hall is used for
Iron yoke assembly Solenoid assembly and installation Installation of HCAL, ECAL, and Muon detector Field mapping Assembly and test of sub-detectors should be done in another building in IP campus or in Central campus

5 Preliminary Central campus Preliminary conceptual design exists
Functions and area of facilities are tentatively listed up Details of each facility are not designed yet Preliminary (M. Miyahara, AWLC14)

6 Central campus (M. Miyahara, AWLC14)

7 ILD Si trackers (by Y.S.) Si trackers inside TPC – Inner tracking system (ITS) Vertex detector (VTX) Silicon Inner Tracker (SIT) Forward Tracking Disks (FTD) VTX is supported from beam pipe SIT, FTD, and beam pipe are supported from Inner Support Structure Si trackers outside TPC Silicon External Tracker (SET) Endcap Tracking Detector (ETD) Supported from TPC or ECAL

8 Inner Tracking System

9 Clean room in research building
Assembly scenario 1-a Sensor chip RO ASIC Ladders CFRP ladder base Clean room in research building Detector hall VTX half barrels Support structure Beam pipe . SIT half barrels ITS Final check ILD FTD half disks University / Institute Company IP campus

10 Clean room in research building
Assembly scenario 1-b Sensor chip RO ASIC Ladders CFRP ladder base Clean room in research building Detector hall VTX half barrels Support structure Beam pipe . SIT half barrels ITS Final check ILD FTD half disks University / Institute Central campus Company IP campus

11 Clean room in research building
Assembly scenario 1-c Sensor chip RO ASIC Ladders Clean room in research building CFRP ladder base Detector hall VTX half barrels Support structure Beam pipe . SIT half barrels Final check ITS ILD FTD half disks University / Institute Central campus Company IP campus

12 Clean room in research building
Assembly scenario 2-a Sensor chip RO ASIC Ladders CFRP ladder base Clean room in research building Detector hall Support structure VTX half barrels Beam pipe . SIT half barrels ITS Final check ILD FTD half disks University / Institute Company IP campus

13 Clean room in research building
Assembly scenario 2-b Sensor chip RO ASIC Ladders Clean room in research building CFRP ladder base Detector hall Support structure VTX half barrels Beam pipe . SIT half barrels ITS Final check ILD FTD half disks University / Institute Central campus Company IP campus

14 Comparison of scenarios
Examples Belle-II SVD: (a la 1-a) Ladders are assembled in universities & institutes Ladders are shipped to KEK, and full barrel is assembled at KEK CMS Silicon Tracker: (a la 2-b) TIB, TOB, TID, TEC are assembled in universities & institutes including CERN These modules are assembled into a Silicon Tracker at Tracker Integration Facility (350m2) at CERN main campus Silicon Tracker is transported overnight to Point 5 for installation ATLAS Inner Detector: (a la 2-a) Sensor modules are assembled in universities & institutes SCT barrel is assembled in Oxford University SCT barrel is shipped to CERN inner detector integration facility Less number of transport is preferable Less risk of damage Inspection/test is necessary after each transport But transportation is manageable Many examples such as detectors for LHC It seems there is no show-stopper in every scenario CMS Silicon Tracker Shipping container for ATLAS SCT barrel

15 Space requirement We could build Silicon Tracker Integration Facility either in Central campus (1-b, 1-c, 2-b) or IP campus (1-a, 2-a) Even in case of 1-b, 1-c, and 2-b, a similar space, which can be shared with other sub-detector, would be necessary for maintenance or temporally storage 5m VTX SIT FTD A possible layout of Silicon Tracker Integration Facility (150m2) ITS 5m (Small hoist here) 15m

16 Si trackers outside TPC
Assembly scenario depends on the support scheme From TPC? (baseline in TDR) From ECAL? We cannot draw the assembly scenario unless we decide the support scheme and the assembly scenario of supporting detector is clarified

17 TPC (by J. Timmermans) Experience for ALEPH Suggestion for ILD
Sectors are shipped to CERN Assembly and test in Bldg129 (main campus, ~200m2) for few years Whole TPC is transported to Pit-4 (~20km away from the main campus) There was ~100m2 space in Pit-4 for TPC Suggestion for ILD Assembly and test at Central campus, which takes few years Large and clean area in Central campus

18 TPC Some comment on Jan’s suggestion
For LEP, a building in the Main Campus had already existed when the construction started For ILC, buildings at Central campus and IP campus will get ready at almost the same time So, there is no strong reason to assemble and test TPC at Central campus

19 ECAL (by H. Videau) ECAL consists of 8 staves
Each stave made of 5 modules has weight of ~10t Support cradle is few tons Require 900m2 (500(B)+400(E)) space for storage, assembly, and test If this space is at the central campus, ~15t transportation has to be considered

20 AHCAL (by K. Gadow) Modules (16/ring x 2rings) for barrel and towers for end-cap are shipped to the central/IP campus ~20 ton / module 200m2 space is necessary for storage and test of modules/towers 2x20t cranes Air-conditioned 16 modules are assembled to a full half barrel in front of the solenoid, and pushed into the solenoid Sensitive layers are installed after installation of module structures

21 ? SDHCAL (by I. Laktineh) SDHCAL barrel consists of 5 wheels
Each wheel consists of 8 modules Weight of a wheel is 88 (+37) ton Two scenarios of the wheel structure assembly Assembly in industry / campus Assembly in assembly hall Each SDHCAL endcap consists of 4 modules Each module weighs 50 (+22.5) ton ? 2 endcaps

22 SDHCAL GRPC detectors are inserted in assembly hall
Surface of 1000m2 is needed for assembly, and 200m2 for storage (5 wheels and 2 endcaps) There is not enough space in assembly hall Calorimeter assembly building at IP campus might be necessary (Transportation of wheels to assembly hall by a special trailer such as “Super Carrier” or air-pads) GRPC insertion with specific tool Common services Ready to be connected

23 Summary We should not forget about space for Muon detectors and SiD
Space requirement Trailer Si trackers ~150m2 clean room in IP campus and/or Central campus TPC ~200m2 / 0m2 clean room in Central campus ~100m2 / 200m2 clean room in IP campus ECAL ~900m2 space with crane in Central campus or IP campus 15 t HCAL AHCAL option ~200m2 air-conditioned space in Central campus or IP campus 20 t SDHCAL option ~1200m2 space in IP campus or Central campus (Transportation challenge in Central campus case) 11 t or 125 t Total 1450m2 (AHCAL option) / 2450m2 (SDHCAL option) We should not forget about space for Muon detectors and SiD Space for pre-assembly of iron yoke modules would be needed ECAL and SDHCAL group assume parallel assembly of the barrel part and the endcap part Barrel part and endcap part can be assembled in series to reduce the space requirement (?)

24 Back-up slides

25 A possible ILD assembly timeline


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