DISMANTLING & REMOVAL OF CENTRAL
AND DETECTOR ELECTRONICS
(Ph.Gavillet-CERN/EP - 8th
Jun. 2000)
Content
Time scale, Statistics,
Strategy, Logistics
Time scale
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Equipment in Pit8 : T0 -> T0 + 3 months
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Electronics equipment NOT in Pit8 : T0 + 3 months ->
Electronics Statistics
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EP-Pool statistics (FASTBUS, NIM, CAMAC, VME, Lab instruments)
http://ess.web.cern.ch/ESS/Electronics_Pool
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General Purpose FASTBUS equipment (See appendice A)
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Slow Control equipment (See appendice B)
Strategy
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Minimize interference with detector dismantling
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Minimize use of cranes
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Optimize/rationalize use of PZ lift
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De-synchronize (UX85 -> SX8) and (SX8 -> outside) transports
Logistics & Infrastructure
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Dismantling, packaging & transport : DELPHI responsibility
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D.E: Under responsibility of Detector teams
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Detector enquiry on :
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Foreseen removal period, logistics aspects,..
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Return / Re-use of equipment e.g FASTBUS C.E
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Future use of Alphastations
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Meetings & Web info regularly updated
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Status of removal work
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Recommended/disfavoured periods (e.g B barrack moving)
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Central Electronics Coordinators :
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FASTBUS, NIM, CAMAC,..: Y.Miere
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Slow Control Equipment : A.Augustinus
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Manpower :
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C.E: 2 Ind. support technicians (3 months)
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D.E: ?
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Storage UX85
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C.E + D.E: area for PWS + Fans palettes (~10m^2)
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C.E + D.E: Small place for crates close to PZ entrance
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Storage of Detector F.E modules (gridded cages,crates) (~10m^2)
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Storage SX8
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C.E: Storage for palettes of PWS + Fans, crates full of modules
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D.E: Storage of F.E modules containers
Removal / Re-use
of FASTBUS Central Electronics (C.E)
Removal
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Start at T0 (after ultimate calibration!)
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Handled by Y.Miere + 2 Ind. Support technicians
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Briefing of Ind. Support people on Electronics removal procedure
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Marking (red spot) of all C.E equipment
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Procedure:
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D1: Remove PWS + Fans
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Dismount D1 crates one after each other -> PZ storage
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Collect all C.E from A,B,C,D
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Inventory / matching with EP-Pool lists
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Fill D1 crates with C.E modules of same type, in PZ storage
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Store small equipment (adapters,..) per family, separately in boxes
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Move up D1 crates and boxes
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Transport D1 crates to EP Pool storage asynchronously
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Potential problem
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We may have to keep/store modules NOT on EP-Pool inventory (SI, CI,..)
or DELPHI specific (e.g FIPs)
Return /Re-use
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Detector enquiry
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Type of use (souvenir ?)
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Type, Number of C.E equipment needed
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Source : DELPHI private stock or EP Pool
Removal of Slow
Control Electronics
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Start after FASTBUS C.E removal
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Handled by A.Augustinus + 2 Ind. Support technicians
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Procedure similar to FASTBUS C.E
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Remove S.C equipment
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Inventory / matching with EP-Pool lists in situ
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Separate out Detector / EP-Pool / Gas? equipment in situ
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Move up S.C equipement
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Transport S.C to EP-Pool storage asynchronously
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Store locally (in Pit8) Detector S.C equipment
Removal of FASTBUS
Detector Electronics (D.E)
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Start at T0 + 2 weeks, after removal of FASTBUS C.E and S.C
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Handled by Detector teams (+ 2 Ind. Support technicians: EP-Pool stuff)
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Deal first with FASTBUS D.E (F.E, specific trigger modules,..)
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Potential problems :
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Only 60 (non EP-Pool) crates usable to store modules
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Need of gridded boxes, containers,.. for F.E modules
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A,B,C,D :
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Uncabling ?
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Remove PWS + Fans
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Dismount crates one after each other -> PZ storage
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Move up F.E modules containers & (crates + PWS + Fans) palettes
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Transport F.E modules containers to their storage site
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Transport (crates + PWS + fans) palettes to EP Pool asynchronously
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Store locally (in Pit8) DELPHI equipment (e.g. FASTBUS crates, PWS) ?
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Also remove FASTBUS equipment in SX8 Labs
Removal of non-FASTBUS,
non-S.C equipment (CAMAC, NIM, Lab equipment)
Type
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CAMAC, NIM, VME crates & modules
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Lab. instruments (Oscilloscopes, Generator/Timer,..)
Removal
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Start after FASTBUS D.E removal
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Handled by Detector teams + Y.Miere + 2 Ind. Support technicians
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Problem
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Tracability : Equipment borrowed by someone, accounted to some responsible
and used by somebody somewhere
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Responsibility : Borrower, account responsible, user ?
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Possible procedure
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Detector teams remove equipment in their racks
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Central team remove equipment in its racks
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Inventory / matching with EP-Pool lists in situ
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Separate out Detector / EP-Pool equipment in situ
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Move up all equipement
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Detector team organise transport of their equipment to its destination
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Central team organizes transport of the EP-Pool equipment
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Also remove NIM, CAMAC, Lab. equipment in SX8 Labs
Equipment NOT
in Pit8
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Start after all Pit8 electronics removals
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Handled by ?
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List EP-Pool equipment not yet returned (from EP-Pool inventory)
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Try to localise it
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Ask owners to deal directly with EP-Pool
ONLINE CLUSTER MIGRATION
(Ph.Gavillet-CERN/EP - 8th
Jun. 2000)
Scenario
From T0 on
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Online Cluster stays up in Pit8 until Christmas holidays - (2-3)days
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Detector stations are available for immediate removal
Christmas - (2-3 days)
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Transfer of AXDES1, AXDES2 and AXDEOP to Lab.13
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Early Jan. 2001: Re-installation of a reduced, but functionally identical
Online Cluster (One week work)
System Management
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Coordinator : D.Ruffinoni
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Future : Based on D.R + J.P.Chavanel (part time under new Computing Outsourcing
contract)
Detector enquiry
Future use of the reduced Online Cluster
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Real need (Y/N)
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Duration of use (2001,...)
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Activity (Final detector performance analysis,..)
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Special needs (detector data storage,..)
Destination of Detector Alphastation
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Home Institute : shipment under Detector responsibility
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DELICE : Introduction possible from T0 on
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Replacement of current DELICE station
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New DELICE node
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Lab.13 Online Cluster node : Jan. 2001
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Somewhere at CERN : migration under Detector responsibility
(Warning: the limited internal disk capacity can prevent any migration
e.g UNIX)