Status Brussels GANTRY Jorgen D’Hondt CMS Tracker End Cap meeting – 22th of October 2003 Overview of the pilot run (second week of October) aims and achievements accuracy on position and angles residual features Position 3 on the plates Outlook Overview of the pilot run 2 plates were used for R6 modules (plates R6.1 and R6.2) – only position 1 and 2 Supply plate Aim : 15 modules / 5 days Achievement : 11 modules / 3.5 days We stopped due to crash of hard disk ! Assembly plate + + Mod1 Mod2 Mod3 Residual features New capton for the frames (used for the first time) increased thickness by ~100mm vacuum leakage on both R6 plates solved by placing small tape washers ~120mm (cheap, easy and replaceable) but still a small vacuum leak on plate 2 (R6.2) under the sensors could be solved relatively easy in the future mostly plate 1 (R6.1) was used during pilot run In total 11 modules have been assembled plate R6.1 : 8 modules (6 valied) plate R6.2 : 3 modules (0 valied) But… Pilot run summary Module # 302000200…. Plate # Date status Remarks/reason 15024 62 04/09 Valid No rings yet 15025 62 04/09 Valid No rings yet 15002 61 06/10 Valid 15003 61 06/10 Not 15005 61 07/10 Valid 15006 61 07/10 Not 15007 62 07/10 Not 15008 62 07/10 Not 15009 61 08/10 Valid 15010 61 08/10 Valid 15012 62 08/10 Not 10-12 mdeg, 2 mdeg between sensors 15013 61 09/10 Valid after assembly/No after curing check 15014 61 09/10 Valid after assembly/No after curing check However mod. correctly assembled ** However mod. correctly assembled ** Detector shifted ** faulty status due to 1 badly measured coordinate Angle precision sensor Control Criterion : chooses worst angle out of four… If pattern recognition fails for one marker, then module not valied ! frequency should be checked and criterion changed Residual features New capton for the frames (used for the first time) increased thickness by ~100mm vacuum leakage on both R6 plates solved by placing small tape washers ~120mm (cheap, easy and replaceable) but still a small vacuum leak on plate 2 (R6.2) under the sensors could be solved relatively easy in the future mostly plate 1 (R6.1) was used during pilot run In total 11 modules have been assembled plate R6.1 : 8 modules (6 valied) plate R6.2 : 3 modules (0 valied) But… after taking the angle feature into account plate R6.1 : 8 modules (8 valied) plate R6.2 : 3 modules (0 valied) successful pilot-run taking into account the residual problems Precision tests Precision of the position of the sensors after assembly (x-y plane of GANTRY) No significant or systematic effect after curing (done on second vacuum pump) Precision tests We did the same for some dry assemblies … similar observations Position 3 on the plate Problem between 3th and 4th column in y-direction Shift calibration file with more than 3 columns thanks to G.Pasztor and T.Rusell Karlsruhe measurement Gantry measurement Summary of modules assembled in Brussels # and type Plate/ pos. Date DB Internal External Precision precision 10 dummy Old, 1-3 Beg.02 dummy OK 2 dummy Old, 1-2 9 real +HB R6.1, 1-3 End 03 3 real? R6.1, 1-3 06/03 2 real + HB R6.2, 1-2 2 dummy dummy No check No check OK Graph. holes Files exist No lbl OK OK Position 3? 9/03 OK OK No check R6.2, 1-2 10/03 dummy OK No check 8 real + HB R6.1, 1-2 10/03 OK OK waiting 3 real + HB R6.2, 1-2 10/03 Not yet Not good waiting TOTAL: 39 - Comments Vacuum leak Outlook for Brussels GANTRY Solve the residual vacuum leak on plate R6.2 should take some days (in parallel) Adapt the calibration file to solve the position 3 problem New calibration plate from Bari arrived in Brussels re-calibration of GANTRY (~2 days) Prepare GANTRY for R5N and R5S should take ~3 days Prepare GANTRY for R3 should take ~3 weeks in theory we should be ready early december Waiting for hybrids till about the same time…
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