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June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 1
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Overview Overview
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Operations Operations
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June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 2
1. WGS machine: Wiring, gluing, soldering, pitch measurement
2. WTM table: wire cutting, side bars gluing, wire tension measurement, open air HV test (single panel)
3. Assembling table: chamber assembling
4. Service table: HV connections, mylar tape on HV bar A, repairing/fixing problems
Operations overview Operations overview
Clean roomClean room
Outside the clean areaOutside the clean area
1. Gas leakage test
2. OPB mounting and soldering
3. Conditioning / HV test of the chamber
4. Uniformity test with source (?)
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 3
Clean room operationsClean room operations
Preliminary operationsPreliminary operations
• Mounting the clamps to fix the panels on the frame (4 in the corners + 3 along each side of the panel)
• Positioning / alignment of panels on the frame
• Check of half gap height
• Protect the cathode with a Kapton foil
• Final cleaning of wire pads with Isopropyl alcohol
Panels entering the clean room have been cleaned already (outside the clean area and in the grey room) and have been checked for geometry and general quality
HV bar A
HV bar B
corners
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 4
• We had problems with wires touching the HV bars, this was due to too high HV bars and to the presence of some tin in the points where the fixing clamps go • The HV bars height has been reduced (in Potenza), the clamps have been slightly modified and the tin will be put only after the wiring
Screwed to the frame
Clamp for the panel
Reference surface
Clean room operationsClean room operations
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1. Wiring
2. While wiring we prepare the guard wires and the glue dispensers (about 5 min before the end of the wiring process)
3. Put the guard wires
4. Gluing
5. Soldering
6. Measurement of the wire pitch (for the first chambers we plan to measure the pitch after each process )
7. Turn the frame and repeat the operations
8. Rough cut of the wires
OperationsOperations on the WGS machine
Clean room operationsClean room operations
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M1R4(min)
M2R3(min)
M4R1(min)
M4R2(min)
M4R3(min)
M5R1(min)
M5R2(min)
Wiring (14 rpm) 40 50 50 60 50 53 30
Wiring (10 rpm) 56 70 70 84 70 74 42
Soldering 60 75 80 90 85 85 45
Gluing 6 8 8 9 9 8 5
Panels per frame 2 2 6 4 2 6 2
Expected timesExpected times
Preliminary operations: right now it takes about 60-70 min
Clean room operationsClean room operations
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Clean room operationsClean room operations
• Soldering of HV connections
• Gluing of the side bars
• Precise cut of the wires
• Wire tension measurement (for the moment 1 panel at a time). We plan to measure 2 panels at the same time, it needs about half a day of work.
• HV test in air of single panel
Operations on the WTM table
At this point, if all the quality tests are passed (conditions will be shown in the traveler), the panel is ready to be put on a chamber and will be stocked in the shelf: “ready to be assembled”
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 8
Clean room operationsClean room operations
Assembling of the chamber Assembling of the chamber
• We assemble the chamber using the same tooling used in Frascati
• We plan to distribute the glue automatically (not yet implemented). This allow a better control of the amount of glue
• The height of the chamber is measured (while assembling) in 14 points for each layer
A
B
1 7
814
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Clean room operationsClean room operations Assembling of the chamber Assembling of the chamber
We observe some discrepancies form the expected heights, this could be due to:
• Too high pressure on the panel from the “forks”
• Some discrepancies in thickness and planarity of the panels
The problem is still under investigation
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 10
Clean room operationsClean room operations Assembling of the chamber Assembling of the chamber
HV_side
A
B
1 7
8
915
16
L1 = 9.50L2 = 23.46L3 = 37.24L4 = 51.14L5 = 64.86
9.5623.4837.1350.9364.87
9.7023.5137.1450.9264.80
9.3523.3937.0850.9664.82
9.8223.5537.2051.0965.00
9.7823.5237.1751.0264.99
9.8423.9037.5651.564.93
9.2723.3937.0551.0965.46
9.0123.3036.8650.5864.67
8.8823.3236.8350.7764.66
9.0423.2936.8250.8464.67
8.9823.3136.9250.8464.76
9.0123.6436.8750.864.75
9.0923.3436.6951.0464.90
The height of all the layers is measured with a micrometer while assembling the chamber.
Exp. Values: L1 = 9.00 mm L2 = 23.00 mm L3 = 37.00 mm L4 = 51.00 mm L5 = 65.00 mm
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Operations outside the clean areaOperations outside the clean area
1. Gas leakage test
2. OPB mounting
3. Conditioning/HV test of the chamber: It’s not clear yet how much time it will take the chamber conditioning. We have anyway space for 20 chambers (8 weeks production) in the rack for the conditioning.
4. Uniformity test with source (??)
Once the chamber has been assembled it is moved outside for the following operations:
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 12
Operations outside the clean areaOperations outside the clean area
Gas leakage test
mbP 5
chamberreference
testunderchamber
Flow in from the bottle
Differential manometer
Requirements: Requirements: PP<=2mb/h @ 5 mb overpressure<=2mb/h @ 5 mb overpressure
The system has been tested with sealed volumes
Chamber 1 is under test, at presentit shows a very high gas leak
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 13
Quality controlQuality control
Wire pitch measurementWire pitch measurement
Pitch distribution right after wiring
Pitch distribution after the gluing of the wires
Pitch distribution after the gluing and soldering processes
Some fine tuning is still needed (optimize the contrast of the images)
Side A
Side B
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Quality controlQuality control Wire pitch measurementWire pitch measurement
P4
28 (
L4)
P4
89 (
L1)
P5
35 (
L2)
P4
91 (
L3)
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Side A: 99.7% < ± 50µm 100% < ± 100 µmSide B: 95.9% < ± 50µm 99.5% < ± 100 µm
Side A: 99.8% < ± 50µm 94.4% < ± 100 µmSide B: 99.7% < ± 50µm 99.8% < ± 100 µm
Side A: 100% < ± 50µm 100% < ± 100 µmSide B: 99.7% < ± 50µm 99.8% < ± 100 µm
Side A: 91.0% < ± 50µm 95.4% < ± 100 µmSide B: 91.0% < ± 50µm 91.4% < ± 100 µm
Side A
Side B
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Quality controlQuality control
Wire tension measurement
Laser
Photodiode
wire
Machanical excitation
Panel
This simple and reliable method has been developed together with Firenze and Roma II
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 16
Quality controlQuality control Wire tension measurement
Laser
Mechanical
Excitation
Photodiode
At present it takes about 3.5 sec/wire (about 40 min/panel)
With 2 panels it will take less that 2 sec/wire (40 min 2 panels)
We are confident to setup the double panel measurement in about half a day of work
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 17
Quality controlQuality control Wire tension measurement
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Serie1
Serie2
Poli. (Serie2)
p214
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wire number
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p173
Before the reinforcementof the frame
After the reinforcementof the frame
The wire tension is in average too high (> 75g) it will be reduced by 5 g
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 18
Quality controlQuality control Wire tension measurement
P_535
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wire number
mec
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p489
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wire number
wir
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(g
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Serie1
L1 L2
p491
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wire number
wir
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(g
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Serie1
L3P428
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panel number
ma
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(g
)Serie1
Poli. (Serie1)
L4
T = (76.4 ± 3.6) g T = (77.3 ± 4.0) g
T = (76.3 ± 4.3) g T = (76.1 ± 4.6) g
Ch
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Panel number
Panel type
Chamber Comments
213 L1 ---- 1 diplaced wire (by 1 mm)
175 L3 ---- 1 Broken wire
161 L1 0 No WTM yet
221 L2 0 No WTM yet
208 L3 0 No WTM yet
178 L4 0 No WTM yet
173 L4 ---- Few wires with tension < 50 g
214 L2 ---- Bump on the cathode
489 L1 1 OK
535 L2 1 OK
491 L3 1 OK
428 L4 1 displaced wires
537 L2 OK
384 L3 Several broken wires
602 L1 Under test
437 L3 Wired and glued
494 L4 wired
So far we have produced 15 M2R3 panels, the best 8 panels have been assembled in M2R3-CH0 and M2R3-CH1
June 8-th 2004 W.Baldini 20
Conclusions Conclusions
• All the production and quality control processes are set and working. There are still some fine tuning needed (2 panels measurement with WTM, fine adjustment in the pitch measurement ) but they are essentially in their final version
• So far we have produced 15 M2R3 panels and we have assembled2 chambers. The very first one (M2R3-CH0) was used essentially to exercise the assembling procedure, the second one (M2R3-CH1) is at present under leak test but it shows a high gas leak.
• We have to improve the chamber assembling
• The procedure to optimize all the production steps is almost in its final version
• The learning process of all the people involved is under way