(Title) – Final Design Review (FDR)

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(Title) – Final Design Review (FDR)

(name) PI

(name) PA

Date of Review

First Use

Acknowledgements

Image of diagnostic

LLE Will Complete after the review

Enter number of pages – required for PDM submittal

Update logo

Establish Key Contacts

Update Date from: /View/Master/Slide Master

Edits are made on the slide master accessed via:

/View/Master/Slide


Overview - Motivation

-Summarize Scope-Summarize Motivation

Campaign Details:EP or Omega Or Joint Shot?;Campaign Type? Side Lighter/ Back Lighter?What TIM’s or Fixed? High Xrays, High Yield? High EMP?, Tritium?


Requirements

List RequirementsMechanical - PositioningPerformanceAccuracy

Show/Validate that the requirements have been met


Target Diagnostic Check List

(Diagnostics Only) – Disclose Equipment Requirements

Double Click and Edit; Items marked “Y” should show up on a slide in the presentation

# Description Y/N Comment1 TIM Based N2 Trigger Y See Cable Diagram3 Power Y See Cable Diagram <= Voltage Level4 Optical Fiducial N5 Fiber Optic Cables N6 Computer Network Y Existing7 Dark Room N8 Setup Calibration Space N9 Space for Support Y S Morse Addressing Storage Location?10 Data Acquisition Equipment Y Existing11 HV Safety Interlocks N12 OIP Interface Y Existing13 Cooling Water N14 Gas Requirements N <= Type & Pressure15 Other N


Design Concepts

1) Present Design – LLE will ask questions on the following topics (be prepared):

•Weight

•Rigging – CG – Handles that straddle CG

•Vacuum/optical Compatible materials

•FEA

•Safety Note must be in LLE ME hands prior to FDR

2) “Target Diagnostic Check List” Cover Items checked “Y”

3) Issues Options Trade offs


Beam Envelope – Clearances – Space Envelope

Step File must be sent to LLE 1 week prior to the review for beam clearance and space envelope checks


P &ID – Tutorial Located on LLE Web Site

240 psi

240 psi

240 psi

pump


System Level Cabling Diagram – Shows system interconnects


Detail Electronic Design – (show wire numbers/cabinets)

Need to show cable and wire numbers – cable connections is a significant cause of shot delays

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Space Claim – Floor Plan

Temporary Scopes and PS’s

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Operations

Installation steps

Setup/Alignment Overview

Typical Shot – Steps to Service diagnostic

SRF Definition

Status of Procedure –install, Alignment and shot operations draft procedure must be submitted to LLE prior to FDR

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CDR Action Items

Copy CDR Action Items Table Here; Review after the design presentation; this helps LLE to understand the items are addressed

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Viewing/Editing SRA –

4)This button allows the SRA to be viewed/printed/saved – Save the SRA

2) Select SRA

1) Click on your project from the project status summary to get to the LLE Project Milestones page

3)Edit then Select Save & Print

5)Take a screen shot of the SRA and place in presentation

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SRA

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SE: Tim Duffy PI: C Stoeckl PDM: D-ES-X-417 Rev AHXRDREFURB Task ID: HXRDREFURBProject:

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1 Ooperator Access/ EOperator damages cable when accessing the PMT

1) Poor Mechanical Design Damage the PMTs

3 2 1) Ensure the ME design provides the proper strain relief on the PMT connector

3 0 Y

2) Loss of balance, Lack of awareness

Damage the PMTs

3 2 2) Training & Procedures 3 1 Y

2 Alternate Configurations

POperator damages cable when installing PMT

Improper installation, ie clamping cable after installed

Damage the PMTs

3 2 Must Secure cable, prior to exposing connection to stress

3 0 Y

2 2 1)Tag-out prior to servicing 2 1 Y

2 2 2)Training & Procedures 2 1 Y4567891011

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None - 0 Marginal (minor injury) -2 Catastrophic ( Death) -4Imposible - 0 Remote (not expected) -2 Probable (Expected) -4

Minor-1Improbable-1

1 3Critical (Severe Injury) -3Infrequent (could happen once) -3

ValueHazard

Probablilty

HV is remote and may be on when servicing

Minor injury do to fall

1 Ooperator Access/ EOperator damages cable when accessing the PMT

3 HV POperator receives low current shock

FMEA – Each Entry on SRA requires an Entry on FMEA; additional entries can be made

Double Click & Edit

Enter the Line #’s into the SRA Form (Associated Risk) There must be a change in

one of these two columns (Before vs After)

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Viewing EQC

2) Select EQC

1) Click on your project from the project status summary to get to the LLE Project Milestones page

3) Select “Save & Print Landscape”;

Take a screen shot of each page and put in presentation (two slides)

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EQC

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EQC

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Issues - Risks

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Who does What - Assignments

Resources –

Spares - Maintenance

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Budget (LLE Reviews Only)

(Title) – Final Design Review (FDR)

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