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WGA 8 June 2004 Jerome BEAUQUIS AT/MAS 1 Derived Parameters from Dipole Geometric Measurements •Introduction •“Miscellaneous” parameters •“Stability” parameters •Mechanical twist •Classification •Correctors position at WP08 •Technology

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Derived Parameters from Dipole Geometric Measurements

•Introduction•“Miscellaneous” parameters•“Stability” parameters •Mechanical twist•Classification•Correctors position at WP08•Technology

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Introduction

• Derived parameters are calculated (when meaningful) for all measurements : ITP15, ITP20, WP01, WP03, WP08, WP08X .

• Those parameters are used :- to evaluate the dipole stability (validation of the central foot blocking).- to allocate a slot for a magnet in the machine.

• Some are already in the ID Card, others will be soon in.

• All parameters are stored in the Database.

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“Miscellaneous” parameters

• Average, maximum and minimum for ΔX and ΔZ for both apertures. Also Body_R (maximum ΔR).

• The tenth degree polynomial approximation coefficients and his longitudinal range of use (to avoid dangerous extrapolation at the extremities).

• An indicator to show the quality of the polynomial interpolation of tenth and second degree.

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“Stability” parameters (1/3)Delta Sagitta

• Calculated on the bend part of the dipole : 14.343 m.

• Estimated on fitted data with a polynomial approximation of second order.

• Convention used : a Δsagitta positive means a magnet too curved.

Courtesy of Giuseppe Gubello

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“Stability” parameters (2/3)Maximum & RMS distance

• Calculated on two following measurements steps.

• Estimated on fitted data with a polynomial approximation of tenth order.

• Performed on shifted curves w.r.t external cold feet pads, with the assumption there is no transversal movement on the external cold feet pads. The shift can be different on the two feet.

2.5 5 7.5 10 12.5 15Ym

0.2

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1

Xmm

Max

curve shifted

curve no shifted

shift

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“Stability” parameters (3/3)Movements of “D points” w.r.t to the

fiducials• Enables to evaluate the movement (rotation and translation) of the cold mass w.r.t to the cryostat.

• Calculated on two following measurements steps : WP08i and WP08i+1 .

• A best-fit (with an Helmert transformation) is performed on the fiducials from the two steps. Then, this transformation is applied to the “D points”.

E M S

T

Fiducials adapted on the previous step

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Mechanical twist

• Perform to make easy correlation with the magnetic twist.

• Thus a local twist is calculated with the following formula :

• It is computed on 18 positions, of 0.75m long, which are corresponding to positions of the warm magnetic field measurements made in industry. Positions at extremities are excluded.

• Therefore, an average and a RMS are calculated from local twist.

• Furthermore, a twist integral is defined with a discrete convolution as follows :

V1j,V2j,

V1j,V2j,

XXZZArctan tw

loc

0.75)*i(13.5*tw * 0.75 tw18i

1iiloc,sum

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Classification

• Compute the racetrack (specification given by ABP) to determine the class (golden, mid cell, silver , etc) of a magnet.

• For the time being, only the class is stored in the DB and not the racetrack values.

2.5 5 7.5 10 12.5 15Y

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

RaceTrack

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Correctors position at WP08• Aim : calculate the position of correctors at WP08, without

measuring them.

• Assumption : cold mass extremities are rigid, thus correctors follow movement of flanges between ITP20 and WP08.

X

Z

Flanges at ITP20

Flanges at WP08

Correctors at ITP20

Correctors at WP08

Flanges displacement

So correctors positions at WP08 can be estimated by :

CorWP08 = CorITP20 + FlITP20FlWP08

WP08ITP20ITP20 WP08 FlFl CorCor

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Technology

Measurements

Derived Data

Software Java

Kernel Mathematica

Oracle DB

Chaba

1

4

3

2

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Acknowledgements

Elena Wildner, Dominique Missiaen, Fabien Seyvet

Giuseppe Gubello, Walter Scandale

Gregory Bevillard, Christophe Podevin

Rocio Chamizo, Marta Bajko

ABP