LBNF Controls LBNF Beamline Controls The LBNF Beamline
LBNF Controls LBNF Beamline Controls • The LBNF Beamline Controls will provide services for process control, monitoring, timing, save-and-restore and data logging for the entire LBNF Beamline from extraction through the absorber. • The LBNF Beamline Controls will also provide accelerator timing information (beam extraction, etc. ) and accelerator network services to the LBNF Near Detector. 1
LBNF Controls Scope The LBNF Control System will be expected to: • Reliably log data for every beam pulse • Plot both real-time and logged data in strip-chart form and capture all operational information for the beamline devices in a database • Issue alarms for off-nominal conditions and provide power-supply controllers with ramping capability • Provide support for “slow” control subsystems: water, vacuum, etc. • Display information from the position and loss monitors along the beamline and provide an auto-tuning facility to keep the beam centered over its length without significant human intervention • Provide a beam permit function to inhibit subsequent beam extraction to LBNF in the case of a single bad beam pulse until the problem has been resolved. 2
LBNF Controls Scope • The Accelerator Controls Network (ACNET) provides complete control system services for the Fermilab accelerator complex. As an extension of the accelerator complex, LBNF will have its control system requirements supported via ACNET. • This ACNET support is virtually identical to that presently provided to Nu. MI. • LBNF Controls Conceptual Design is based on the successful Nu. MI Controls design. 3
LBNF Controls Requirements • The Controls Task shall design and develop the controls system for the entire beamline from extraction through the absorber. The task shall be done in a manner that will readily interface with the existing accelerator control system. In addition, the controls subtask shall provide the clock signal and accelerator network to the Near Detector Service Building and Hall. • Controls shall follow Fermilab standards (FESHM, FEM) • Controls shall use existing AD/Controls standard equipment & designs whenever possible. • Controls shall use designs that are compatible with the existing Controls System in all cases. • Controls shall be ready for installation as soon as Beneficial Occupancy of LBNF service buildings is obtained and predecessor tasks are complete. 4
LBNF Controls Requirements • Controls Infrastructure – LBNF Controls Infrastructure shall interconnect all LBNF electronics spaces – LBNF Controls Infrastructure shall tie back into the existing ACNET network and clock distribution systems at the MI-8 Service Building – LBNF Controls Infrastructure shall consist of a minimum of a 96 conductor single mode fiber optic backbone – Controls fiber and termination hardware shall be available for installation as soon as Beneficial Occupancy of LBNF service buildings and installation of equipment racks are complete – LBNF system hardware equipment racks shall be available for installation when Beneficial Occupancy of LBNF electronics spaces defined in LBNFdoc-2952 is declared • Controls Network System – LBNF Controls Network shall be compatible with the existing ACNET Controls Network – Controls networking hardware shall be available for installation as soon as Beneficial Occupancy of LBNF service buildings, installation of equipment racks and controls fiber infrastructure are complete 5
LBNF Controls Requirements • Controls Timing and Link Systems – LBNF Timing and Links system shall be compatible with the existing ACNET Timing and Links system used in the Main Injector – Controls timing hardware shall be available for installation as soon as Beneficial Occupancy of LBNF service buildings, installation of equipment racks and controls fiber infrastructure are complete • Controls System Hardware – LBNF system hardware shall be compatible with ACNET – LBNF system hardware shall make use of existing AD/Controls equipment & designs whenever possible • Controls System Software – LBNF system software shall be compatible with existing AD/Controls system software • LBNF Beam Permit (BP/ABT) – LBNF Beam Permit shall be compatible with existing AD Beam Permit systems 6
LBNF Controls Design • Controls for LBNF are based on the existing Nu. MI Controls design, with comparable equipment in comparable locations. • Controls for LBNF will be an extension of the existing ACNET control system used in the rest of the accelerator complex. ACNET provides monitoring, control, timing, datalogging and save & restore services. • ACNET networking and timing systems are planned to be made available to all the LBNF Service Buildings and to designated underground Support Rooms. (Includes Near Detector) • LBNF Beam Permit will be developed based on existing Nu. MI design. • LBNF Controls will utilize existing AD hardware/designs where possible (however, no CAMAC will be supported in new LBNF controls locations) • LBNF Controls will use commercial hardware where applicable (Network switches, hubs, VME crates, processors, PLC’s, etc. ) • LBNF Software will be based on existing AD/Controls System Software 7
LBNF Controls Design • New Controls for LBNF will be installed in the following locations: – LBNF-5 Service Building Control Room – LBNF-20 Target Complex – LBNF-30 Absorber Service Building – Absorber Hall – LBNF-40 Near Detector Service Building – Near Detector Hall • Modifications to existing AD/Controls for LBNF in the following locations: – MI-60 Service Building (MI Beam Sync modifications) – MI-10/14 Service Building (LBNF Extraction Kicker Controls) – MI-8 Service Building (AD Network and Clock System tie-ins) – AD Main Control Room (Beam Switch Sum Box (BSSB), Timeline Generator (TLG), etc. ) – AD Computer Room (Network Line Card) 8
LBNF Controls Design AD/Controls Infrastructure • Fiber Plant for Accelerator Networking, Clocks & LBNF Beam Permit • 96 conductor, single mode fiber cable to all service buildings and underground support rooms. Fiber cable(s) expected to tie into existing accelerator networking and timing resources at MI-8 • Cable planned to be pulled via existing MI duct banks from MI-8 to MI 10, then through new LBNF duct banks from MI-10 to LBNF-5, LBNF-5 to LBNF-20, LBNF-20 to LBNF-30 and LBNF-30 to LBNF-40 • Cables to underground support rooms through ducts from associated service buildings • Required duct banks between buildings and to tunnel areas along with necessary cable trays are provided via Conventional Facilities and Installation Tasks • Fermilab Standard 19” equipment racks will be provided in all LBNF Controls rooms in LBNF-5, LBNF-20, LBNF-30 & LBNF-40 as well as designated underground locations 9
LBNF Controls Design AD/Controls Infrastructure 10
LBNF Controls Design LBNF Controls Network & ACNET Hardware 11
LBNF Controls Design LBNF Controls Network & ACNET Hardware HRM Hot-Link Rack Monitor Standard Configuration • 64 Channels 16 bit ADC • 10 KHz FTP Support • 64 Bits Digital I/O • Byte configurable • 8 TCLK Timer Channels • 1 u. S resolution • 8 – 16 bit DACs Development of update to add BP/ABT dynamic sampling functionality required 12
LBNF Controls Design LBNF Controls Network & ACNET Hardware VME Hardware • Commercial Crates – 7 & 21 slot configurations with rear transition card cages • Commercial processor cards • Fermi AD/Controls VME clock decoders (TCLK, MDAT, MIBS) – VUCD – VRFT – IP-UCD with VME carrier board – PMC-UCD with VME carrier board • Fermi AD/Controls VME Ramp Cards – V 473/474 4 -channel Fast Ramp Card – V 468 Ramp Generator Card (new design based on existing C 468) • Commercial Digital I/O card 13
LBNF Controls Design LBNF Controls Network & ACNET Hardware • Beamline Service Building Control Room – 20 Relay Racks, 7’ – 24 port ACNET network switch, ACNET console, fiber termination shelf – 6 VME crates, with HRMs & clock fanout, 2 LBNF BP/ABT Input Concentrators, ACNET clock repeater chassis • Target Service Building – 10 Relay Racks, 7’ – 24 port ACNET network switch, ACNET console, fiber termination shelf – 2 VME crates, with HRMs & clock fanout, 2 LBNF BP/ABT Input Concentrators, ACNET clock repeater chassis • Target Hall Utility Room – 10 Relay Racks, 6’ – 24 port ACNET network switch, ACNET console, fiber termination shelf – 2 VME crates, with HRM & clock fanout, 2 LBNF BP/ABT Input Concentrators, ACNET clock repeater chassis 14
LBNF Controls Design LBNF Controls Network & ACNET Hardware • Absorber Hall, Absorber Support Building, Near Detector Hall, Near Detector Service Building – 5 Relay Racks, 6’ – 24 port ACNET network switch, ACNET console, fiber termination shelf – VME crate, with HRM & clock fanout, LBNF BP/ABT Input Concentrator, ACNET clock repeater chassis • MI-10/14, MI-60, MI-8, MCR, AD Computer Room – Additions/modifications to existing ACNET systems & networks • Expanded equipment plan by location can be found in Doc_DB #2952 15
LBNF Controls Design LBNF Beam Permit • Will be similar to existing Nu. MI beamline and P 1/P 2 beam permit systems – Static & dynamic (sampled) inputs accommodated, Manual Reset • Fall of BP/ABT inhibits beam on next cycle, extraction from MI (time dependent) • Fiber Link – Source at LBNF-30, status to MI-14 (LBNF Extraction Kicker), MI-60 (MIBS Input) & MCR (BSSB Input) Software Development • LBNF Autotune, LBNF Beam Permit Application, Beam Budget Monitor, TLG, VME Front End Programming, Ramp Card Control Application & BSSB Application 16
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