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Magnet design-Analysis and database Section


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Mandate

  • Analysis of the construction of the main LHC dipoles and quadrupoles, and of their components, correlating various data coming from coils, collared coils and final cold mass to assure the conformity to design.
  • Steer the production from the FQ and geometry point of view, by proper correlation with the beam optics requirements in operative conditions and study and propose all measures to correct possible deviations or discrepancy to targets.
  • Identification of the parameters influencing the field-shape and the geometrical performances.
  • Manage the factory measuring system of magnetic field used as magnet acceptance (holding points), using the services of the specialized team in the Division (MTI) or Sector (Control group).
  • Validation of the dipole cold masses before dispatch from industry (in strict collaboration with the MD section). Definition of the corrective actions required to rescue components or magnets out of tolerance.
  • Definition of the database for dipoles, both as a mean of analysis and as a tool for the magnet follow-up, in order to allow fast reaction to CMAs, using the expertise and the hardware provided by specialized CERN services (EST, IT).
  • Contribution to validation of final magnets after cold tests and before installation in the LHC tunnel, in the frame of the Magnet Evaluation Board, and to provide the necessary links of the group with beam optics and physics.

People

  • Jerome Beauquis (fellow)

  • Boris Bellesia (doctoral student from University of Clermont-Ferrand)

  • Gilles Berard (staff technician)

  • Arnaud Devred (scientific associate from Commissariat Energie Atomique, Saclay) Nb3Sn project

  • Zhengwei Gao (PJAS)

  • Per Hagen (staff scientist)

  • Jean-Pierre Koutchouk (section leader)

  • Marco La China (doctoral student from Politecnico di Torino)

  • Mirko Pojer (doctoral student from Ecole Polytechnique Federal de Lausanne)

  • David Richter (staff scientist)

  • Nikolai Schwerg (student from Technical University of Berlin)

  • Ezio Todesco (staff scientist) home page

  • Iouri Vanenkov (staff scientist)

  • Christine Vollinger (staff scientist)

  • Elena Wildner (staff scientist)


Activities


Minutes of section meetings
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Studies

  • Calculation of superconductor magnetization effects from cable parameters derived from cable measurements.
    (C. Vollinger in collaboration with N. Schwerg)
     

Previous Studies


Publications - Master Thesis

  • P. Tropea, The CERN-LHC superconducting dipole: assembly and cool-down deformation influence on the magnetic field quality University of Genova, November 2000. Pdf Ps
  • S. Redaelli, Analysis of magnetic field perturbations in the main dipoles and quadrupoles of the Large Hadron Collider University of Milano, Novembeer 2000. Pdf Ps
  • M. La China, Steady state and transient thermo-mechanical analisys of the LHC superconducting dipole University of Genova, November 2001.
  • S. Pauletta Field quality analysis to monitor the industrial series production of the dipole magnets for the Large Hadron Collider University of Torino, July 2002.Pdf

Publications - Ph. D. Thesis

  • P. Ferracin, Mechanical and magnetic behaviour of the Large Hadron Collider main dipole Politecnico of Torino, March 2002. Pdf Ps
     
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