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Title: Liquid Argon Upgrade


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Liquid Argon Upgrade
  • ATLAS SHLC Upgrade organization is in place since
    June 2004
  • Goal set by CERN DG upgrade ready for
    commissioning 2012-2014
  • ATLAS steering group workplan document
    ATL-GEN-COM-2005-002
  • Workshop at CERN on Feb 13 strong support for
    RD work
  • Top priority development of new tracker. It
    will be needed by 2010.
  • Specialized workshop in Genova in May 2005. (We
    must pay
  • attention to the services changes planned for
    inner tracker since
  • they coincide with LAr services.
  • Next priority Liquid Argon Calorimeter
  • Radiation levels Shupe
  • Issues of charge collection Oram, Rutherfoord
  • Electronics Issues de LaTaille, Farthouat
  • Details of machine upgrade not likely to be known
    before 2007

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From Chris de la Taille
  • Will not know if front-end boards need
    replacement for a while
  • SLHC system specifications needs to be developed
    and agreed.
  • Some long term RD issues have to start now.
  • LAr RD organization and discussions started
    next step to form working collaborations on
    specific RD issues.
  • Expression of interest
  • Fast Optical links SMU
  • Analog optical links BNL
  • Front End Board upgrade Nevis
  • Front-end IN2P3 Milano BNL
  • Other contributors welcome !
  • ( RS impression strong endorsement of issues
    addressed and interest in collaboration)

3
US ATLAS LAr constraints
  • US ATLAS Research Program budget includes a line
    for Upgrade RD .
  • In FY05 Research Program funded 500k for inner
    tracker RD work at six institutions BNL,
    Hampton, LNBL, Santa Cruz, Hawaii, New Mexico.
  • In FY06 Research Program will have funds for LAr
    RD work.
  • Conditions for funding
  • For the next two-three years the goal is to
    identify protential problems that will arrise in
    the upgrade and to find best technologies
    applicable.
  • Projects should consider ATLAS constraints
    (e.g., major changes of detector modules geometry
    would require too large disruption of the
    experiment).
  • Projects should be endorsed by this group.
  • Funding will compete with all other Research
    Program activities computing, physics, MO,
  • Lar upgrade RD funding projections are level
    for FY06-FY08.

4
US ATLAS LAr constraints 2
  • The technologies do not have to be limited to
    those available in Europe. ATLAS management will
    work with the agencies to obtain export
    restriction waivers on any sensitive technology
    product.
  • Whenever possible, the RD program should aim at
    maintaining the technical infrastructure needed
    to commission the detector.
  • Abe Seiden requested formal proposals to be ready
    in May. They should follow the structure similar
    to that submitted by inner detector groups. All
    proposals will be presented by Seiden to the
    Joint Oversight Group and submitted to the
    Project Office for FY06 funding.
  • Each proposal must have schedule, milestones and
    budget.

5
US ATLAS LAr constraints 3
  • Research Program defined the MO as maintenance
    of the items that were the US Construction
    Project responsibility.
  • At present only the upgrade of these items has
    been considered.
  • New elements may arrise for SHLC measurement of
    radiation levels, very forward calorimetry,
    luminosity measurement, etc.
  • These items represent new scope and should be
    discussed by the ATLAS upgrade steering group
    before any request for US funding. They should be
    sent directly to Abe Seiden.

6
Lessons form the present system
  • At this early stage of the program it is usefull
    to make a list of lessons learned. My biassed
    list
  • Complexity in order to attain the last 5 of
    precission we have a very complex system. We are
    likely to spend 90 of our time on comissioning
    and maintenace of design elements that bring
    small improvements only.
  • Example 1 20 different combinations of FEB,
    preamps, tower builders
  • Example 2 different chip technologies required
    20 voltage regulators/board
  • Question can we simplify the system?
  • Redundancy HV design allows for handling
    failures at the module level.
  • Question do we need and (if needed) can we
    build-in redundancy in the front-end electronics?
  • Goal for the future - top-down system design
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