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Title: RICH STATUS REPORT


1
RICH STATUS REPORT
  • AMS TIM
  • 27-31 October 2008
  • Carlos Díaz Ginzo
  • CIEMAT

2
Content
  • HV-BRICK
  • RHV vibration test
  • EHV RHV TVT test
  • JINFR repair
  • Schedule
  • RICH assembly status

3
RHV vibration test at INTA
  • 5 units tested with the following results
  • Visual inspection after test reveals no damage on
    the units or on the Zn washers.
  • Sine sweet spectra comparison indicates no change
    of behavior.
  • Functional test before and after show no damage
    on the electronic.

4
RHV THERMAL SYSTEM
Zirconium washers
Silver Teflon
Heaters
DTS sensors
Thermostats
HV radiator
5
TVT Test Setup
HV-Bricks
Loads
  • 40x2 channels in total with nominal load.
  • Resistor divider factor 1/90.
  • 4 different voltages settings measured at each
    output on both A and B linear regulators and
    elevators.

6
TEST PROFILE AND THERMOCOUPLES
TRP
  • TAMB ambient temperature
  • TNO-max maximum non-operating temperature
    65oC
  • TNO-min minimum non-operating temperature
    -35oC
  • TQ-max maximum operating temperature 65oC
  • TQ-min minimum operating temperature -20oC
  • According to AMS02-SP-CGS-002 document
  • Thermostat test performed only on two units
  • Thermocouples
  • 1 Th in Shroud 3 Th in Table
  • 8 Th on HV-Brick
  • 2 Th on loads

7
TEST RESULTS ECAL 80_05 80_06
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D
8
TEST RESULTS RICH Bricks 02 03
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D
9
THERMOSTAT TEST
  • Following AMS02-SP-CGS-002 and AMS02-RP-CGS-008
  • Thermostats operation (nominal Open -15 C, Close
    -18 C)
  • Since on orbit they will be used even during
    worst cold operative cases, they will be tested
    in both configuration, operative and non
    operative.
  • All Heaters and Thermostat worked properly
    during all the test
  • DTS temperatures were recorded when Thermostat
    were switched on/off.
  • Determination of minimal environmental
    temperature when heaters on
  • Starting from the minimum non operative
    temperature (HV brick OFF, heaters OFF), the
    heaters will be enabled and the TV chamber
    temperature will be decreased in steps of 2C
    until the heaters will be still able to keep the
    TRPs temperature above the minimum non operative
    one (HV brick OFF, heaters ON). The minimum
    environmental temperature that can be experienced
    by the non operative HV bricks will be defined
    hence by the test.
  • Starting from the minimum operative temperature
    (HV brick ON, heaters OFF), the heaters will be
    enabled and the TV chamber temperature will be
    decreased in steps of 2C until the heaters will
    be still able to keep the TRPs temperature above
    the minimum operative one (HV brick ON, heaters
    ON). The minimum environmental temperature that
    can be experienced by the operative HV bricks
    will be defined hence by the test.

Heaters on
Heaters on
DT5 C
DT14 C
10
JINFR repair
AMS wire link JINR?? CDP implemented on board do
not work properly, due to either improper layout,
and/or crosstalk with other signals on board
(LV1, busy)
Board tracks were cut and externally wired, as
shown in the pictures.
11
JINFR Test and Final assembly
To implement the solution for the JINFR, we had
to remove all the JINFR boards already installed
on the detector and used during the cosmic ray
test. That implied disconnecting all the internal
cables and kaptons from the boards, and then
removing the boards from the triangular Grids.
12
Software online
  • Setup with 2 JINFR 2 RHV for software test
    (Andrei Kunin).
  • Gustavo is making the DSP modifications decided
    by the collaboration.

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14
RICH assembly status
  • Finish ATS RICH080102-1
  • Route missing cables, complete ATS RICH080212-3,
    prepare external cabling routing, and make
    optical wayouts.
  • Install the Debris Shield and Venting system.
  • Close the Optical Seal
  • Other activities
  • TEST

15
Finish ATS RICH080102-1 Steps 15, 16, 17, related
to the mechanical assembly of the detector. Close
this ATS.
Eye bull removal, step 15
Eye bull removal, step 15
Install electronic covers, steps 16, 17
Install electronic covers, steps 16, 17
16
Route missing cables, complete ATS RICH080212-3,
prepare external cabling routing, and make
optical wayouts.
Make 4 new cables wayouts
Glue HV cables to HVPP
Connect internal cables
Ground internal cables shielding
17
Install the Debris Shield and Venting system.
Following CGS venting analysis we have design a
venting system attached to the DS panels. All
the pieces of the venting system are in surface
treatment and the modification of the DS are on
going.
18
Optical seal
To have the possibility of future access to the
RICH electronic, we will attach the optical
blanket to the DS by Velcro and join the upper
and lower blankets also with Velcro making some
loops.
19
Other activities
  • Close LTOF main structure holes to increment
    the optical seal protection. This solution was
    tested during the pre-integration of the
    detector.
  • To close the ATS RICH080118-2 related to the
    Aerogel panel installation we will install the
    Teflon bag support under the LTOF structure,
    connect the Teflon bags and fill the container
    with N2.
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