Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research Status Report

Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research Status Report Dieter Krämer FAIR Technical Director Nu. STAR Week, February 27 th, 2013

Our Vision. . . on the Way towards FAIR D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 2

The FAIR Site as of Today 13. 01. 2013 D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 3

Scope of Civil Construction Beamline: ∑ 3. 2 km Synchrotron: 1. 1 km (existing, SIS 18) D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 4

What will be Visible at the End D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 5

Building Permit Approved Handing the Application for the building permit to the Bauaufsichtsamt (771 files) in 08/2011 Handing the building permit to FAIR by Stadträtin Brigitte Lindscheid in 10/2012 (21 files) Consequences • 73 requirements, amongst them many on fire prevention • Textures necessary for the building permit D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 6

Other Permits • Clearing trees in 11/2011 • Streets to the site in 01/2012 • Infiltration of contaminated water in 02/2012 • Planting trees in 06/2012 • Handling ground water (partially) in 11/2012 • Storage of soil in 11/2012 • Radiation safety construction permit (partially) (3. TEG) in 02/2013 D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 7

Preparing the Site Contracted: Start of works: Planned finish: in 01/2012 in 02/2012 in 07/2012 D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 8

1500 Pillars to Stabilize the Ground Contracted: Start of works: Planned finish: in 12/2012 in 02/2013 ca. 2 Jahre D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 9

MAC Review on Civil Construction FAIR MAC Review on Civil Construction: • Organization / responsibilities • technical issues / solutions • Procurment strategy • Contract issues • Schedule • Change management Recommendat ions: • integration of all requests into planning documents • freeze planning (reject all change requests) • Check of costs • technical review in 6 month from now D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 10

Up-Coming Tenders in Civil Construction Contracts to be awarded in 2013/2014, values ≥ € 500, 000. - Estimated. Contract values in € I. Construction works Excavation, ground engineering, structural works Ductwork for cables in forest Total (II. ): 271, 100, 000. 500, 000. 271, 600, 000. - approved by Council D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 11

Civil Construction Schedule Next steps: • Include licensing requirements • Include radiation safety requirements • Include latest change requests • Re-check with users • Check media lines (collision studies) • Conclude planning documents (LP 4) • Prepare tender documents • Call for tender structural works (4. 2014) D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 12

Accelerators p-Linac SIS 18 SIS 100 UNILA C HESR Rare-Isotope Production Target Anti-Proton Production Target CR Cryring NESR 100 m D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 13

Major Activities @ GSI Contract with GSI to provide 1440 FTE for establishing specification for the various Components and to perform tech. Follow-up in the name of FAIR signed in 2011. • New project structure FAIR@GSI • Accelerator bottom up schedule work > resource loaded Schedule finalized • Time line for writing of specifications D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 14

Status of IKC – Council Decisions D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 15

Status of IKC con‘d Collaboration Contracts: RUS – Efremov on 51 magnets for HEBT are at final negotiation RUS – BINP on associated magnet vacuum chambers has been signed RUS – Efremov on further magnets for HEBT is slightly delayed RUS – BINP on magnets and vacuum for CR and others In kind Contracts GER – GSI providing 1450 FTE for technical supervision signed GER – Jülich on HESR is setteled ROM – on HESR contributions is under negotiation GER – GSI on ACC components: IKC main contract is close to finalization SLO – Cosy. Lab/ITech on diagnostics: IKC draft is under negotiation POL – discussion on technical level proceeding with GSI cryo experts draft main contract under negotiation FRA – discussion on technical level with GSI IND – technical discussions on power supplies is proceeding D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 16

Status of Procurements by FAIR Planned Tender: HESR Dipoles and Quadrupoles SIS 100 RF cavities and power amplifiers CR Quadrupoles S-FRS sc Dipoles D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 ordered at French Comp. in preparation 17

Relative to Cost Book (%) In-Kind Contracts on Accelerators D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 18

The Super-FRS Nu. STAR D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 19

Super-FRS Radiation Resistant Magnets • Normal conducting magnets using mineral insulated cable • 3 dipole, 3 quadrupole, and 2 sextupole magnets • Prototype dipole built and tested by BINP • Prototype dipole delivered and assembled at GSI • Handling tests under way • No In-kind Target area Quadrupoles Dipoles Sextupoles D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013

Super-FRS Superferric Dipoles • 24 dipoles required IPP, Hefei • Iron dominated, warm iron, SC coil • Large aperture ± 190 mm x ± 70 mm; 50 ton • Prototype built and tested by FAIR China Group • Council mandated FAIR Gmb. H to procure the dipoles within a formal open tender process D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013

Super-FRS Superferric Multiplets • 24 multiplets (7 m long) • Quadrupol triplet • up to 3 sextupoles and 1 steerer • Octupole coils in short quadrupoles • iron dominated, cold iron (up to 37 tons) • warm beam pipe (38 cm inner diameter) • 7 short multiplets (2. 6 m) GER in kind contribution D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 22

Super-FRS Superferric Dipoles Timeline • Approved by FAIR Council as German In-Kind • Strategy: first production of one long and one short pre-series multiplet • Specification in approval process • Tendering documents in preparation in parallel D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 23

Super-FRS Energy Buncher • Indian In-kind • 3 dipole units (30° deflection angle, superferric) Large aperture (x = ± 350 mm, y = ± 100 mm); weight ca. 115 to • 4 Multiplets, (warm aperture ± 300 mm) • Advanced design for dipole (VECC); • Review foreseen for spring 2013 • VECC established contact to industry, → production time expected to be ≈3 years (dipoles) D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013

Status of Specifications “Energy Buncher” In Brief Related PSP-Codes: 2. 4. 2. x 2. 4. 11. x Related Partner(s): VECC / CMERI (India) Overall status statement: All specifications will be released until end of Q 1/2014 Details Specifications for Dipole Magnets: Dipole 4 specifications due for approval 30 September 2013 Specifications for wide Sextupoles and Dipole Chambers: All other specifications in preparation and are to be released Q 1/2014 D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013

Status of Testing of sc Magnets GER in kind contribution • Collaboration with CERN for S-FRS • Technical discussion on Work Packages • Contract sifned CERN: ready for testing Q 1 / 2015 D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013

Super-FRS Target Area Beam Catchers Degrader Target S m fro SI Hot cell D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013

Super-FRS Target • German in-kind (GSI) • Target chamber needs update for larger wheel overall size stays but re-design • Wheel bearing tests for vacuum seem promising now • Huge pillow seal vacuum test succesful Ø=500 mm. Large race track shaped seals (1200 mm x 160 mm) developement in progres Ø=500 mm D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 28

Super-FRS Hot Cell • German in-kind, needs contract with nuclear engineering company • Test stand planed • Master-slave manipulators & window ordered for test stand, delivery 3. 2013 29

Transport Container • German in-kind -> recent offer from Finland/proposal by RUS • Similar device for antiproton target needed Contract with manufacturer, first design Negotiations with ministry and TÜV, green light for design Detailed design Production of container end of 2016, target hall building with crane ready. 2017 Iron shielding and vacuum containers with plugs mounted, delivery of container, tests of lifting plugs from real chamber 2018 First beam in target hall possible, operation permission for radioactive material 2019 First operation of flask with activated material 5. 8 m 2013 2014 2015 2016 30

Beam Catcher • Indian in-kind • Concepts for vacuum chambers are adjusted: pumping channels, shielding inside vacuum chambers • Still question of lifetime of graphite catchers to solve 2012 Investigate large area pillow seals for connections, prototype (GSI) prepare engineering design, Prepare specifications 2013 structural analysis of chambers thermo-mechanical analysis of catchers Decision on connection of vacuum chambers, large pillow seals or welding specifications (GSI), Test prototype beam catcher with beam at GSI. 2014 Measure heat transport. Finalize mechanical design of catcher and chamber. Make contract on delivery of system. drive Deliver one vacuum chamber with alignment mechanism. 2015 Test catchers with manipulators in GSI test stand. Approve final catcher design. Cu/Al e it 2016 End of 2016, target building ready (FAIR) h p a r g Fabrication of all beam catchers, FAT 2017 Delivery to FAIR, install iron shielding and magnets mm Mount beam catcher chambers 460 2018 Realignment, practice with plugs, first operation with beam D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 31

Actual Timeline 2011 2012 6 7 8 9 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 10 6 Submission building permits 7 Site preparation 8 Civil construction contracts 9 Building of accelerator & detector components 11 2018 12 10 Completion of civil construction work 11 Installation & commissioning of accelerators and detectors 12 Data taking D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 2019 32

Thanks to M. Winkler and H. Weick for their transparencies Thank you for your attention D. Krämer – Nu. STAR Week Feb. 27 th, 2013 33