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2 Review of the operation scenarios and required manning of the activities P. Schnizer and L. Serio

3 Outline Introduction Scope, schedule and test plan Staffing – Operation team – Technical support team – Expert support team Maintenance and consolidations Preliminary estimates Conclusions L. Serio3CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

4 Introduction Testing Super-FRS magnets requires: Operating the infrastructure of the test facility, Handling the magnets, Performing the tests and analyse the data Other non-continuous activities include the troubleshooting, maintenance and consolidation of the test infrastructure The magnets are pressure vessels operated at cryogenic temperature and include high voltage equipment. Appropriate procedures and qualified personnel are required such that the facility can be operated in accordance with CERN regulations L. Serio4CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

5 Outline Introduction Scope, schedule and test plan Staffing – Operation team – Technical support team – Expert support team Maintenance and consolidations Preliminary estimates Conclusions L. Serio5CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

6 Scope Identify the activities, resources (number and skills) and cost to Perform the tests of the Super-FRS magnets in building 180 at CERN Guarantee the safe operability, reliability and availability of the test facility and required infrastructure Identify key competencies from the Organizations (CERN, GSI) to staff the activities according to the requirements, expertise and type of activities If no particular expertise is required the staffing could be from either Organization or subcontracted to industry (other). L. Serio6CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

7 Requirements Operation of the test facility requires an operation team executing the day-by-day work a support team on call for specific non-continuous tasks regular but non-continuous activities such as survey specific corrective maintenance not handled by the operation team troubleshooting a support team to perform preventive maintenance and consolidations to guarantee availability & reliability a pool of experts available on best-effort basis to diagnose and resolve blocking issues L. Serio7CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

8 Assumptions Operation and maintenance during normal working hours Continuous processes (cryogenic and cooling water) require on-call intervention during non-working hours Safe shutdown and, if possible, re-start (safety, cost and schedule) The test facility will be commissioned in Q4 2016. Prototype and pre-series magnets testing in Q2 – Q4 2017 Series magnets testing from 2018 to 2021 L. Serio8CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

9 Schedule L. Serio9CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

10 Test program L. Serio10CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

11 Outline Introduction Scope, schedule and test plan Staffing – Operation team – Technical support team – Expert support team Maintenance and consolidations Preliminary estimates Conclusions L. Serio11CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

12 Staffing: Operation team The regular operation shall be executed during normal working hours by a trained operation team (CERN, GSI, other) It consists at least of: Team leader: with the obligation of overseeing all operation and ensuring that all foreseen work packages can be executed Craftsmen, mechanics, electromechanical, welders Electrician / instrumentation specialist Process operators Cryogenic operators Electrical tests and sensor test: executing all high voltage tests, continuity tests, sensors and cabling Magnetic measurement operator and data analysis engineer Survey technicians L. Serio12CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

13 Staffing: Technical support team Not continuous activities assigned according to expertise/responsibility efficiency / cost CERN Transportation and crane operation Safety checks (documents check) and validation Data acquisition and controls specialist technical support Power converter, energy extraction and quench protection technical support Magnetic measurements technical support GSI Magnets follow-up and analysis validation Magnets (test) acceptance L. Serio13CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

14 Staffing: Technical support on-call On-call personnel is required to provide prompt support to guarantee the safe and reliable operation or re-start to avoid long recovery times and potential financial losses: Cryogenics operator and maintenance technicians Cooling water system maintenance technicians Electrical power distribution The above could be provided by CERN maintenance and operation on-call services (staff and contractors) Nota: CERN is launching a call for tender for the operation and maintenance of its cryogenic installations by an industrial partner. Operation (cryogenics operation team) and maintenance of the cryogenic system could also be performed by the same contractor. L. Serio14CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

15 Staffing: Expert support team Expert support familiar with all design and construction details to analyse and propose consolidation to re-establish performances Expert support on best-effort basis from CERN can be provided for all systems (based on the WP responsibilities) Expert support on best-effort basis from GSI competence domain shall be located on site at CERN: Measurement system support Magnet analysis Magnet supervision and responsibility L. Serio15CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

16 Outline Introduction Scope, schedule and test plan Staffing – Operation team – Technical support team – Expert support team Maintenance and consolidations Preliminary estimates Conclusions L. Serio16CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

17 Corrective maintenance If a measurement system or infrastructure component flags an error which the operation team does not know how to handle, it will call one of the persons of the corrective maintenance team The on-call services are required for cryogenics, cooling water and the electrical system which require immediate intervention to avoid long delays and potential financial losses For other systems the personnel working on normal working hours from the operation and technical support teams shall provide corrective maintenance L. Serio17CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

18 Preventive maintenance CERN will guarantee the reliability and availability of the infrastructure and test facility performing regular preventive maintenance or consolidations (if required) during shutdown periods. The following systems will be serviced during the annual shutdown: Cryogenic system Instrumentation, controls and DAQ Electrical distribution and cooling and ventilation Power converters Energy extraction The following systems require a more frequent recalibration. This will be triggered or performed by the operation team: Power converters direct current transformers (DCCT) Magnetic measurement equipment L. Serio18CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

19 Outline Introduction Scope, schedule and test plan Staffing – Operation team – Technical support team – Expert support team Maintenance and consolidations Preliminary estimates Conclusions L. Serio19CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

20 Required resources and budget L. Serio20CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

21 Outline Introduction Scope, schedule and test plan Staffing – Operation team – Technical support team – Expert support team Maintenance and consolidations Preliminary estimates Conclusions L. Serio21CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

22 Conclusions In summary and covering a period of 4 years of operation the estimated financial and human resources are: – 3.5 MCHF operation costs (excluding electricity) – 38.2 m-y (not counting the expert support on best-effort basis) A possible scenario for staffing sharing, based on available (existing) and required (future) competencies as well as the most efficient, reliable and safe operation set-up, is: – CERN: 7.4 m-y – GSI: 12 m-y – Other support (best from GSI): 18.8 m-y – Other industrial contract: 3.5 MCHF equivalent It is recommended that the future operation crew participates to the commissioning phase for support and in order to receive adequate training L. Serio22CERN – GSI c.tte meeting 20150623

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