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SuperFGD Super Fine Grained Detector arXiv:1707.01785 JINST 13 (2018) P02006 (cube size not to scale) A new concept for a highly segmented and high-performance detector 1×1×1 cm3 Some event displays 0.56m ● 1x1x1 cm3 plastic scintillator cubes with 3 fibers 1.92m readout along x, y, z 1.92m ● 2 106 cubes Front view Side view ● ~60 000 readout WLS and MPPC ● Active mass 2 t ● Detailed (3 2-D) projections and high segmentation 12 ● Good tracking, timing, PID • 1×1×1cm3 plastic scintillator cubes read out in 3 directions by WLS fibers and MPPCs • ~2 million cubes, ~60k channels • ~2 ton active mass 2
Slide from “ND280 upgrade Workshop CERN, 3-4 October 2018” Very preliminary plan (I) Shown in October 2018 SFGD should be ready for installation by 1st October 2021 Detector assembly: J-PARC or KEK, start in Fall 2020 SFGD components Preliminary deadline - scintillator cubes first delivery (~30%) by Summer 2020, full by January 2021 - MPPCs. WLS fibers, optical interface March 2021 - box, mechanics September 2020 - calibration system April 2021 ?? - electronics, cables May 2021 Administrative, engineering and technical support at J-PARC (KEK) - person in charge at J-PARC or KEK - MoU, documentation, paperwork, logistics, custom…. - storage, assembly area, mechanics, stands, tools, safety… Time and manpower for assembly and tests (rough estimation): - 7-9 months, 2 shifts (8+8 hrs), shift team: 2 students + 1 expert Assembly procedure will be tested and finalized with a large prototype of (1 2) x 105 cubes w/o electronics at INR in Summer 2019 13 3
ss form with 12 chambers uctivityProduction ofsec 12 cubes/80 cubes and drilling holes 00 cubes/hour 5000 cubes/day (10 Drillinghrs) machine One of the drilling machines in Uniplast is shown. Two machines are available for work now, two more are in the process of delivery from a manufacturer. Size of the machine looks excessive for drilling of small cubes, but we need massive power spindle for fast and accurate drilling. 5 2 4
Cube production Production Scintillator production of cubes New press form with 12 chambers - productivity 12 cubes/80 sec ~ 500 cubes/hour 5000 cubes/day (10 hrs) Drilling holes Drilling holes Drilling holes (2 drilling machines) at Uniplast - productivity ~ 150/hour ~2500/day + 1 drilling machine bought -> delivery on 20 Feb 2019 + 2 1 drilling machine ordered –> delivery in about 2 months ~5000/day with additional machines 5
Cube Assembly of assembly 1 Plane : time estimation Estimate by Yury Quality control of cubes (selection, dimensions, holes…) ~30 min/string 4 people select cubes for 192 strings ~25 hrs Assembly of 1 string 15-20 min 4 people assembly 192 strings for 16 hrs Assembly of 1 line in a plane ~30 min Assembly 192 lines from 2 opposite sides ~50 hrs Total time for assembly of 1 plane ~60 hrs approximately 1 week 36864 cubes / plane 56 planes for SFGD Plan still to be defined, possibility of multiple sites 11 6
size and hole geometry from specified values. We have assembled the first sheet from 36800 cubes. • QA/QC and assembly procedures still in rapid development • Assembly of planes in Russia proposed recently • Alternative approach also being investigated • Will work to define timelines and milestones with latest information in coming weeks • More solid estimate expected by May, with experience of assembling several planes 7
Mechanical structure The mechanical box • Sandwich of 2 mm carbon-fiber (CF) skins and AIREX core (0.06 g/cm ) or Rohacell (seems stronger than AIREX) 3 • Basic design of box and • The 6 CF-based plates will be screwed together CF interface defined AIREX CF The light readout interface • Each CF plate has 3 mm holes to get WLS fibers out of the box • Stress tests at CERN to compare • Estimate of production CF sandwich with and without holes ✦ 15-20% more deformation timeline available in ✦ Stress not an issue • Stress tests confirmed the FEA results 2 ~month • Based on US-Japan prototype 8
Electronics sFGD electronics readout scheme First transfer of files between UniGe and LLR: • LLR to work on the design modifications. • end January 2019 • NDA is signed between LLR (Ecole Polytechnique) and UniGe. • Schematics • CITIROC cost from LLR (Omega price for IN2P3, not CITIROC • PCB layout (PDF) price, confirmed with Christophe de la Taille). • BOM 5 • FEB specification v3.0 9
By Etam sFGD electronics project milestones and deliverables TBC 4 11
2018 2019 2020 2021 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 R&D Scintillator cubes Mass production Cube assembly R&D procedure Test with 10% Procurement WLS fiber QC and preparation Prototype Optical coupling Connector production MPPC-PCB production Procurement MPPC MPPC mounting on PCB MPPC QC Design Prototype test SFGD mechanics Fabrication Shipment to Japan Design ASIC/FPGA procurement SFGD FEB FEB prototype FEB production and test Design and prototyping Backend electronics Production Design Calibration Production Design DAQ Final system System test Cube assembly Assembly and MPPC, electonics integration integration Commissioning on surface Installation and commissioning To be updated with more detail 12
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