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Project Status Update
  • John N. Galayda
  • Director, Strategic Projects Division
  • Director, LCLS Construction
  • June 25, 2009

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Construction gt93 complete
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TEC (Line Item) Progress
  • FY08 budget challenge is behind us.
  • Addl budget under a CR allowed early award of
    FY09 procurements

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Just Completed ETC
  • Based on April Actuals
  • TEC - 352.0M
  • ACWP - 319.4M
  • EAC 342.9M
  • ETC - 23.5M
  • Contingency 9.1M (39 of ETC)
  • Project 93 complete on TEC
  • Early commissioning success has led to some
    savings of TEC, shift of activities to
    OPC/Commissioning
  • Contingency planning

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Project Status
  • Technical Systems nearing completion
  • Injector, Linac, Undulator and E-Beam Controls
    complete.
  • XTOD, XES and Photon Controls in installation
    phase
  • Civil Construction nearing completion
  • Turner Construction 100 complete and demobilized
  • FEH Hutch bids accepted 2.3M vs. estimate of
    3.8M
  • Scope additions Hutch 6, Mezzanine
  • Still placing heavy Project emphasis on 2009
    Science
  • FEE installation is on critical path
  • AMO install/commission is, too
  • LCLS Project transitioning to LCLS Operations
  • Facilities IJ, Linac, BTH, UH, NEH, XT, FEH,
    MMF
  • Systems Injector, Linac, Undulator, E-Beam
    Controls

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DOE (Level 2) Milestone Performance
29 June 09
Projected CD-4 date is driven by a planned
shutdown in early 2010
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Risk Assessment
  • Happily, many technical risks to the project may
    be retired
  • Civil construction generic risks are pretty
    invariant right up to the end of the project.
  • While less cost-to-go means less budget risk, the
    approach of CD-4 milestone means schedule risk
    becomes more significant

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Alternate Strategy for Office Space
  • Requires allocation of 3M contingency
  • 22,000 GSF pre-engineered building
  • Some technician set-up space on ground floor
  • 25 enclosed offices
  • LEEDS Gold certified
  • Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMAX) contract
  • Performance specification defines the deliverable
  • Beneficial Occupancy mid-April 2010

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Risk Assessment (contd)
  • Major risk is civil construction claims
  • appropriate accrual was put in baseline TEC
  • Major schedule risk is civil construction
    schedule
  • As noted in Risk Registry

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Critical Path(s)
  • Critical Path (CP) to CD-4
  • Photons detected in the FEH
  • Shutdown FEL commission Photons in FEH 76
    days
  • FEH PPS System 98 days
  • FEE Installation 121 days
  • Space Renovation BO
  • March 30 BO 80 days
  • Final LCLS procurement.
  • LCLS Early Science
  • AMO install - AMO commissioning Early science
  • September 1, 2009. Not a risk to CD-4

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Project Schedule
  • CD-4 Deliverables
  • Characterization of x-ray beam
  • Characterization of XR beam in FEE June 2009
  • Intensity known to exceed CD-4 goal
  • Detection of X-rays in Far Hall
  • Far Hall hutches will be ready 12/2009
  • Shutdown scheduled December-March
  • K-10 substation
  • Systems will be ready before end of shutdown, gt 4
    months float.
  • Not a threat to the project
  • Space renovation
  • 4 months float

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Procurements
  • LCLS using co-located procurement cell
  • 2 Buyers (technical components)
  • 1 Contract Administrator (mostly Turner contract)
  • 1 Construction Buyer (Davis-Bacon contracts)
  • 1 Term Negotiator (price and change negotiations)
  • Demand on SLAC Purchasing Dept. still high
  • LCLS Cell also supports LUSI MIE, SXR, MEC in
    the future
  • SLAC procurements over 1M require DOE approval
  • SLAC ARRA projects increasing demand
  • LUSI, SXR need a lot of foreign procurements
  • SLAC Purchasing organization is rebuilding
  • Jerry King, new purchasing head
  • Hats off to Barry Miller
  • Communications with SLAC Site Office are improving

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WBS 1.2 LCLS Injector100 Complete
WBS 1.4 LCLS Undulator Systems 100 complete
WBS 1.3 LCLS Linac100 Complete
Commissioning Complete 3/2008
Commissioning Complete 9/2007
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1.4 Undulator Systems
  • Completely installed
  • 28/33 undulators now in place

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X-Ray Transport/Optics/Diagnostics
  • WBS 1.5 is gt91 complete
  • LLNL scope gt92 complete
  • Most FEE instrumentation now at SLAC
  • Installation and testing underway
  • 2-phase installation diagnostics, then mirrors
  • X-ray diagnostics online in June
  • Mirror systems online in July

Soft X-Ray Offset mirror system
collimator
Gas Detector
K Spectrometer
Solid Attenuator
Direct Imager
Pulse Energy Thermal Detector
Slit
Hard X-Ray Offset mirror system
Gas Attenuator
e-
Gas Detector
Start of Experimental Hutches
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LLNL Hardware Prepared for Delivery to SLAC
Gas Attenuator
February-March 2009
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June 2009
Calorimeter
Attenuators
Imager
Temporary Beam Stop For Phase 1
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Imager
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Schematic of AMO Instrument
  • Carry design to completion May
    2008
  • Build/buy and assemble Jul-Dec 2008
  • Assembly Testing Feb-Jun 2009
  • Ready for first light Jul 2009

Find out what will be
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AMO Subsystems Fabrication 5/09
High Field Physics Chamber
Diagnostics Chamber
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AMO Installation 6/09
Diagnostics High Field Physics
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XR Beam Path to Far Hall
  • Hardware procurements underway
  • Scope transfer from LLNL to SLAC
  • Support design same as Beam Transport Hall
  • Bids received, 15 lower price
  • Cabling bid package in preparation

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Civil Construction
  • 1.9 gt89 complete
  • Far Hall scope now includes 3 hutches and
    equipment mezzanine
  • Far Hall Hutch awarded, 2.3M against a budget
    of 4.2M
  • Substantial Completion of Turner Construction
    Company scope (TCCo 100 complete) 11/2008
  • A/E design of space renovation 90 complete
  • 2/3 of Building 28, floors 12 of Bldg 751
  • A/E cost estimate incorporated in baseline

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NEAR EXPERIMENTAL HALL SUBBASEMENT May 2008
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Far Hall rebar lattice
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Assessment Safety
  • SLAC, ANL, LLNL had excellent safety performance
    from their workers
  • Contractors managed by SLAC did well
  • Difficulty communicating expectations to
    subcontractors through GC
  • Situation improved as a result of contract
    enforcement and engagement of GC upper management
  • Total Project Hours
  • 2.14 M Hours worked
  • DART Rate 1.03
  • Subcontractors
  • 594 K Hours worked
  • DART Rate 3.03 (9 Incidents)
  • TRC Rate 4.04 (3 Incidents)
  • LCLS Collaboration
  • 1,546 K Hours worked
  • DART Rate 0.26 (2 Incidents)

DART Rate
Injury rates based on 200 K hours (100 man years)
of effort. DOE/SC Goal is a Reportable Case (TRC)
rate of lt 0.25 and a Days Away, Restricted, or
Transferred (DART) rate lt 0.65 per 100 FTEs.
No DARTs in past 15 months
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Commissioning Time-Line
  • Commissioning
  • Project Milestones
  • Installation Periods

First FEL Light
Install Undulators
Project complete
First Light in FEH
PEP-II ends
First e- to dump
First e- from gun
X-Rays in NEH
FEE/NEH Install
First Light in FEE
LTU/Und Sys Install
First Users
Injector Install
BC2 Install
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2007 2008
2009
2010
Down
Down
Down
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NEH
FEH
Linac
Injector
LTU/Und
Linac/BC2
FEL/FEE
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Commissioning Readiness Process
  • LCLS, SSO completed the readiness process through
    e-beam dump and x-ray front-end enclosure to
    support December 2008 start of e-beam/FEL
    commissioning
  • Accelerator Readiness Review to support Near Hall
    Operations July 2009
  • Instrument Readiness Review (internal) for AMO
    July 2009

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13 December 2009, Beam to Dump
  • Readiness review completed 6 December
  • Transport through the undulator beam path
  • No undulators installed
  • Set up beam thru Linac-to-Undulator
  • Injected single shots to undulator beam path
  • Second shot of electrons arrived at the dump

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Single Undulator Tests in FebruaryFirst Attempt
to Observe Gain 10 April 2009
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Yes I Do Smile on Occasion
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Output Light Energy vs. Undulator Length
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18th Undulator
Results are consistent with FEL saturation at
1.5 Angstroms
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Weve got it! 1.5x1012 _at_ 8keV
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Bunch Compression Measured after BC2 (0.25 nC)
sz gt 25 mm
L2
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Normalized phase space centroid jitter after BC1
(4 of rms beam size)
RMS AyN 3.4
RMS AxN 3.9
Stability is not so far off of our goals (10)
1-s beam size
D. Ratner
near end of linac (12 of rms beam size, but
sometimes larger)
RMS AyN 9
RMS AxN 14
Q 0.25 nC
DE/E jitter ? 0.03 DQ/Q jitter ? 1.5
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Saturation Achieved, 800-8,000 eV
  • Electron bunch length 78 fs FWHM
  • Energy in FEL pulse inferred from e-beam energy
    loss

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Measurements and Simulations for 20-pC Bunch at
14 GeV
Photo-diode signal on OTR screen after BC2 shows
minimum compression at L2-linac phase of -34.5
deg.
PRELIMINARY
Y. Ding
1.5 Å, 3.6?1011 photons Ipk 4.8 kA ge ? 0.4 µm
Horizontal projected emittance measured at 10
GeV, after BC2, using 4 wire-scanners.
LCLS FEL simulation at 1.5 Å based on measured
injector beam and Elegant tracking, with CSR, at
20 pC.
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20-pC Bunch at 4.3 GeV, 15 Angstrom Approaches a
Longitudinally Coherent Single Spike
z 25 m
(power profile at z 25 m varies from shot to
shot due to noisy startup)
Y. Ding
15 Å, z 25 m, 2.4?1011 photons, Ipk 2.6
kA, ge ? 0.4 µm
1.2 fs
LCLS FEL simulation at 15 Å based on measured
injector beam and Elegant tracking, with CSR, at
20 pC.
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Saturation Achieved, 800-8,000 eV
  • With settings designed to give electron bunch
    length 2 fs
  • Gain, saturation observed experimentally

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Comprehensive XR diagnostics Online Next Week
Calorimeter
Attenuators
Imager
Temporary Beam Stop For Phase 1
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Instruments and Tentative Operations Plan
Near Experiment Hall
AMO SXR XPP
Far Experiment Hall
CXI XCS MEC
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AMO Installation 6/09
Diagnostics High Field Physics
Instrument checkout in July-August 2009 First
experimenters September 2009
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Summary
  • Project is 93 complete, into the endgame
  • Earned value progressing steadily
  • CS contingencies adequate to manage remaining
    risk
  • Initial turn-on of FEL went exceptionally well
  • Scope enhancements under consideration
  • Transition to science and operations is
    progressing
  • Maintaining schedule for early science with AMO
  • Full LUSI and Linac Ops funding is a big help
  • CD-4 is 14 months away
  • Keep eye on the (CD-4) ball
  • Photons in Far Experimental Hall
  • Completion of Office Space

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