Updated Engineering Analysis and Design for Detector Support

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Updated Engineering Analysis and Design for Detector Support Structure Jackson Waters Tuesday Meeting July

Updated Engineering Analysis and Design for Detector Support Structure Jackson Waters Tuesday Meeting July 24 th, 2018

Updated Engineering Drawing Figure 1 below gives a diagram of the detector setup with

Updated Engineering Drawing Figure 1 below gives a diagram of the detector setup with the support structure implemented Figure 1: MI-40 Beam Test Design Diagram 2 7/24/18 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Plate Stress and Deflection Diagram Figure 2 displays the diagram of the attachment plate

Plate Stress and Deflection Diagram Figure 2 displays the diagram of the attachment plate used in the support structure with a concentrated load at the center causing it to bend/deflect Figure 2: Plate Diagram for Stress and Deflection Analysis 3 7/24/18 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Plate Stress and Deflection Analysis 4 7/24/18 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Plate Stress and Deflection Analysis 4 7/24/18 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

More Plate Stress and Deflection Calculations 5 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector

More Plate Stress and Deflection Calculations 5 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Plate Stress and Deflection Calculations (ctd. . ) 6 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday

Plate Stress and Deflection Calculations (ctd. . ) 6 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Stress Analysis on RF Cavity Detector Need to ensure that the cavity can handle

Stress Analysis on RF Cavity Detector Need to ensure that the cavity can handle 2 atm (30 psi) of pressure from the gas inside. – This was based on a previous analysis done on a cylindrical test vessel. – This analysis was used to calculate: • Minimum required thickness of the cylindrical shell • Minimum required thickness of flat unstayed circular heads • Plug Shear Stress – Equations from the previous analysis are used with modifications made for the new cavity. 7 7/24/18 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Stress Analysis Calculations • 8 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Stress Analysis Calculations • 8 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Stress Analysis Calculations • 9 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Stress Analysis Calculations • 9 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Stress Analysis Calculations • 10 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Stress Analysis Calculations • 10 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

Conclusion • Engineering of Support Structure: – The detector will fit in the allotted

Conclusion • Engineering of Support Structure: – The detector will fit in the allotted area – Solid Al 6061 -T 6 attachment plate can be used with the detector • Stress Analysis: – RF Cavity detector meets minimum requirements for handling 2 atm (30 psi) of pressure 11 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting

References 1 Beardmore, R. Loaded Flat Plates. Retrieved from http: //www. roymech. co. uk/Useful_Tables/Mechanics/Plates.

References 1 Beardmore, R. Loaded Flat Plates. Retrieved from http: //www. roymech. co. uk/Useful_Tables/Mechanics/Plates. html 2 Beam Deflection Formulae. Retrieved from http: //ruina. mae. cornell. edu/Courses/ME 47352012/Rand 4770 Vibrations/Beam. Formulas. pdf 3 Yonehara, K. Stress Analysis of High-Pressure Test Vessel (Draft v 1. 4). 12 1/11/2022 J. Waters | Tuesday RF Detector Meeting