Cryo-Ops 2014 Workshop Goals J. G. Weisend II November 2014.
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Transcript of Cryo-Ops 2014 Workshop Goals J. G. Weisend II November 2014.
Cryo-Ops 2014
Workshop Goals
J. G. Weisend IINovember 2014
About Cryo-Ops
• The 1st Cryo-Ops Workshop was organized by JLab in 2004
• It has been held every 2 years since:
• 2006 – SLAC• 2008 – CERN• 2010 – TRIUMF• 2012 – KEK
• The Cryogenic operations environment has changed greatly in the last 10 years: larger, more diverse, new challenges
About Cryo-Ops
• From the start, Cryo-Ops was meant to differ from and complement existing conferences like ICEC and CEC
• Differences include:
• Stress on the operation, including commissioning, of cryogenic systems rather than R&D in cryogenics
• Trading of experience & lessons learned in cryogenic operations
• Always held at an operating cryogenic facility• Workshop Format – no parallel sessions, more time for
discussion• Slightly different attendee list: more operators & technicians -
industry representatives included in later workshops
Workshop Goals
• Exchange information and experience on cryogenic operations issues including: reliability, maintenance, cryoplant operations and control, process control and instrumentation, safety and project management
• Facilitate professional contacts for future collaborations or communications
• Encourage knowledge transfer and feedback between operators of cryoplants and the cryogenic industry
• Provide a look at the current state of large scale cryogenic systems at scientific facilities as well as at future facilities.
• Assist in overall staff development and training
Discussion & Interaction are Important
• Posters will be displayed throughout the workshop.
• There will be a special 15 min discussion/QA session on the posters
• There will be a 30 min panel discussion at the end of every day
• Participants are encouraged to actively participate in all such discussions
• If anybody wants to raise any particular issue/ topic please let the organizers know and every effort will be made to include it in the program.