Title: F. Cerutti, M. Mauri, A. Mereghetti
1ESTIMATION OF PARTICLE FLUENCES IN ELECTRONICS
LOCATIONS
- F. Cerutti, M. Mauri, A. Mereghetti
- for the FLUKA team
2Overview
- What, why, how
- Radiation levels in UJ56 (and UJ57) high energy
hadrons - Available estimates for RR areas
- Conclusions
3Rationale
4Single Event Errors
A dedicated working group
T. Wijnands
Radiation To Electronics Taskforce
(R2E) http//ab-div.web.cern.ch/ab-div/Meetings/r2
e/
as a part of its mandate
establish, extend and evaluate the inventory of
information needed to assess radiation-induced
electronics failures
5UJ56, UJ57, RR57
Looking at IR5
6FLUKA model of IR5 (present LHC)
Concrete shielding blocks
Triplet
D1
TAN
IP5
TAS
UJ57
UJ56
courtesy of M. Fuerstner (SC/RP) with
contribution of C. Hoa (AT/MCS)
7gt20 MeV hadron fluence
for a total luminosity of 100 1015 b-1 y-1
(i.e. LL0 for 107 s/y)
vertically averaged over the -60cm lt ylt 60cm
interval (beam axis at y0)
In UJ56, after a 2m concrete shielding, the high
energy hadron fluence at beam level ranges from
1.3 109 up to 1.3 1010 cm-2 y-1
8CMS shielding effect?
assuming CMS cavern walls as totally absorbing
in fact high energy hadrons in UJ56 come from
interactions between TAS and D1 (Q2)
9Upstairs
vertically averaged over the 220cm lt ylt 420cm
interval (beam axis at y0)
Upstairs (sensitive electronics) high energy
hadron fluence is in the range 1.2 - 3.6 109 cm-2
y-1
10Past calculations for RR areas
11RR17
70 1015 b-1 y-1
optics version 6.4 (_at_20sx)
1.6 1014 protons y-1
0.21 - 6.3 1010 m-1 y-1
12RR57
13IR1
14Conclusions
- Expected high energy hadron fluence in UJ56
(triplet electronics) is worrying for the present
LHC at nominal luminosity (with ideal shielding
without holes) - Past estimates for the IR1/IR5 RR areas are not
on the safe side (failure risk related to the
electronics type). It is worth cross-checking
them (expected losses at TCLP.4, gas density). - No simple luminosity scaling for IRP1 (different
aperture, longitudinal positions) - New dedicated studies to be planned under the
coordination of the R2E Taskforce