1. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Project Status report - Technical aspects RAMSES Project Status report - Technical aspects Presented by D. Perrin (TIS/RP) on behalf of the RAMSES team (ST/MA, TIS/IE & TIS/RP)

2. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 The RAMSES will provide LHC, and finally CERN, with an integrated RAdiation Monitoring System for the Environment and Safety covering acquisition, transmission, logging and display for the LHC machine, LHC experiments and experimental areas.The RAMSES will provide LHC, and finally CERN, with an integrated RAdiation Monitoring System for the Environment and Safety covering acquisition, transmission, logging and display for the LHC machine, LHC experiments and experimental areas. TIS will exploit this system to assess radiation risks and to control the release of radioactivity.TIS will exploit this system to assess radiation risks and to control the release of radioactivity. The system will also be incorporated into the accelerator and experiment control rooms.The system will also be incorporated into the accelerator and experiment control rooms. The mandate of the project team covers the system specification, prototyping, tendering, installation and integration of radiation monitors and industrial control equipment for safety systems.The mandate of the project team covers the system specification, prototyping, tendering, installation and integration of radiation monitors and industrial control equipment for safety systems. RAMSES Project Mandate / Scope

3. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Project Major functions  Monitoring radiation variables (real-time) Measurement of dose rates during LHC operation around the accelerator, in experimental areas and their annexes, on the surface and in the environment (prompt radiation) Measurement of radioactivity in released gases and fluids (radioactive nuclides) Measurement of induced activity during LHC stop/shutdown  Generation of local radiation alarms and transmission of remote alarms  Generation of interlocks  Long term data storage Measured values Events (radiation alarms, technical alarms, system faults, etc) System configuration

4. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Project Major requirements and constraints  LHC design (strong dependency)  Distributed Radiation Monitoring network  Flexible and modular design for easy configuration  Integrated software infrastructure (control rooms and networks)  Operational 24/24 hours a day, 365/365 days per year  Industrial components State-of-the-art radiation monitors and monitoring stations.  International standards for radiation protection instrumentation  Valid for the replacement of the current radiation monitoring system (ARCON)

5. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Project Mandate / Scope The radiological safety of the LHC will be ensured by the on- line measurement from about 350 radiations monitors of 15 different types spread over the 8 access points, both surface and underground installations. Radiation monitors The choice and position of the radiation monitors depend on: - Quantities to detect; - LHC Design (strong dependency); - Monte-Carlo simulations; - Extensive professional experience in RP;

6. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003  Stray radiation monitoring station:  Stray radiation monitoring station: (x 13) Gamma and muons monitor [EPIC]; Neutrons monitor [ERC];  Ventilation monitoring station (Emissions):  Ventilation monitoring station (Emissions): (x 18) Gas monitor [VGM]; Aerosol sampler [VAS];  Water monitoring station (Effluents):  Water monitoring station (Effluents): (x 9) Release water monitor [RWM]; Release water sampler [RWS]; Radiation Monitors Inventory Inventory For the Environment 1/2  Ventilation flow;  Water discharge flow;

7. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 Radiation Monitors Inventory Inventory For the Environment 2/2  Meteorological data : ( wind speed, wind direction, atmospheric stability class ) : Ultrasound anemometer [USA]; (x 5)  Samples from the environment : Environmental aerosol sampler [EAS]; (x 4)  Conventional parameters in released water  Conventional parameters in released water (x 9) pH; Temperature Conductivity Turbidity Flow rate  Non-ionising radiation fields  Non-ionising radiation fields (x 13) Electromagnetic fields

8. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 For radiation protection Radiation Monitors Inventory Inventory  LHC accelerator and experimental areas : Area REM-counter monitor [ARC]; (x 17) Area Gamma dose rate monitor [AGM]; (x 2) Area Mixed field radiation monitor [AMF]; (x 10) Tunnel Gamma dose rate monitor [TGM]; (x 15) Tunnel Mixed field radiation monitor [TMF]; (x 7) X rays monitor [XRM]; (x 6) Induced activity monitor [IAM]; (x 151)  Other monitors & equipment : Hand&Foot monitor [HFM]; (x 8) Site Gate monitor [SGM]; (x 5) Tools & material controller [PCM]; (x 18) Alarm radiation display [PAD]; (x 40)

9. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5

10. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5

11. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5

12. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5

13. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5 RAMSES Installation example at LHC point 5

14. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 ( For surface and underground installations ) Integration in the LHC Project  Reservation of space for radiation monitors (PSIWG, ST/CV) ~ 350 radiations monitors (~ 50 non-RP monitors);  Reservation of space for associated electronics (PSIWG) 24 racks equivalent (30 locations); 24 racks equivalent (30 locations);  Evaluation of cabling needs (ST/EL) ~ 60 km (~30 km for Induced Activity Monitors);  Evaluation of powering needs (ST/EL) < 25kVA;  Network communication (TCP/IP) Requests underway through CEIWG (~200 connections);  Preliminary planning of installation and EVM (~ 100 work units) ; RAMSES Monitoring hardware infrastructure RAMSES

15. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Integration in the LHC Project RAMSES Induced Activity Monitor [IAM]

16. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Integration in the LHC Project RAMSES PX15 AMF + PAD PCM ARC

17. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003

18. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Project Fully redundant server Centralises data coming from the stations Stores the data in the database (measured values, alarms, configurations) Surveys the correct operation of the RAMSES (technical alarms) Acts as server for the different HCI of the system (real-time and historic data) Integrates RAMSES into CERN control infrastructure

19. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Project CERN will use Data Exchange Module to integrates RAMSES in the LHC control infrastructure: Transfer radiation alarms to the LHC control room (CAS) Transfer technical alarms to the TCR (CAS) Provide displays for radiation monitoring in the LHC control room Provide displays for monitoring conventional parameters in water releases (for TCR) Sharing measured values with external system (e.g. LHC Experiences…)

20. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 200420052006200720082009200120022003 Installation and calibration Commissioning Minimum time before LHC 1st beam Production by industry Qualification of Instrumentation Development by industry Procurement procedure Evaluation & Specifications RF test 4 th quarter 10/2001 : Project Launched 7/2002 : Market Survey launched launched 1 st LHC beam Sector test TI8 -> LHC-7 7/2003 : Invitation to Tender 12/2003 : FC -> Contract Adjudication Adjudication LHC Underground cables installation campaigns 17 September 2003 Integration in LHC RAMSESStatusRAMSESStatus

21. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 Organisation RAMSES Project Product Owner L. Evans DG (for LHC) (Maître d'Ouvrage): W. WeingartenTIS (for other CERN sites) Product Manager P. Proudlock AC (for LHC) (Maître d'Ouvrage Délégué): H. Menzel TIS (for other CERN sites) Project Owner: H. MenzelTIS (Maître d'Oeuvre) Project Leader: L. ScibileST/MA (Maître d'Oeuvre Délégué) Project Engineers ‘Radiation Protection‘ : D. Forkel-WirthTIS/RP ‘Environmental Safety’: P. VojtylaTIS/IE ‘Radiation Monitors’:D. PerrinTIS/RP ‘Software Infrastructure’: G. Segura, R. BartolomeTIS/IE and ST/MA

22. RAMSES Project Technical AspectsDPerrin RSOC September 17, 2003 RAMSES Project Thank you for your attention ! The project team Luigi Scibile Doris Forkel-Wirth Daniel Perrin Pavol Vojtyla Gustavo Segura Roberto Bartolome