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Schedule
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• Next Linear Collider
• Conventional Facilities
• Web Based Integration

Corvin 99.11.03
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Next Linear Collider Schematic Diagram
Electron Source
Matter Anti-Matter Interaction Point _at_ 0.5
TeV
Positron Source
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NLC Perspective View
Klystron Gallery

• Highlights
• 20 miles long
• One-half mile wide
• 330 MW power
• 4.4 mgd makeup water
• Tunnel 50 feet below grade
• Earth-covered klystron galleries at 250-yard
  intervals
• 100-acre campus
• Approximately 2500 employees
• Radiation exposure less than background

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Main Linac Klystron Gallery Support Buildings
Linac Cartoons
lt Klystron Halls
within
Support Bldg. gt
92 Buildings, 6700 SF Each, w/ Concrete Floor,
Walls, Roof at Grade with 1 Meter Earth Berm
Cover. Adjacent Roadway, Power, Water,
Communications Utilities
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BaBar - NLC Contrast

• BaBar Project Web - Mature, High
  Level Exceptional
• NLC Project Web -
  New, Evolving, Pre-Conceptual, Open, Varied,
  Diverse Growing

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Abstract
ie Web Any Browser
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Credits

• Chris Adolphsen
• Nick Arias
• Nick Braughton
• David Burke
• Bob Fuller
• Jon Ives
• Keith Jobe

• Ruth McDunn
• Kyle Millage
• Mike Neubauer
• Tor Raubenheimer
• Javier Sevilla
• Julia Weiler
• Zane Wilson

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NLC Project Web Software
Goal 2 Platforms, 2 Browsers, GIF JPEG
Graphics
PC Project WinNT 4.0
Mac www OS 8.5
PC www WinNT 4.0

• Navigator
• Explorer
• Front Page
• Eudora
• Hyper Snap
• Acrobat
• Power Point
• Prizm
• Solid Edge

• Navigator
• Explorer
• Eudora
• Acrobat
• Word
• Excel
• Power Point
• Access
• Primavera
• Sure Track
• Success

• Navigator
• Explorer
• Acrobat
• Eudora
• GraphicConverter
• Design 3D
• KeyCAD

Initial Tools
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Feb98 Startup - (PA bedroom _at_ 130 am)
Goal Access My Stuff to Work on it Anywhere,
Anytime

• NLC Concepts Motivation
• Mac Laptop w/OS 7.5
• Navigator 3.0
• Design 3D Modeling Tool
• No Formal NLC Project Organization Yet
• No NLC Web Server Yet
• No Home-Work Network Interface Yet
• No NLC Project Software or PC Yet

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www.geocities.com/collider
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Notice - Disclaimer
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Collider Scroll Page
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Virtual View Rear Isle Workspace
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Rack Layout
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Linac Support Building Wire Frame View Into Earth
Cover
Conceptual Linac Layout
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Isokeraunic Map
Thunder-Storm Days per Year
40X
5X
90X
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Sketch
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Main Linac Subsystems - Integrated Composite
Layout View
Conceptual Layout
Breakaway View
Ready for CDR
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Resource Loaded Schedule 2 of 2
FY 99 FY 00 FY 01 FY 02
FY 03 FY 04 FY 05 FY 06
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Ready for CDR
Campus Overview - 750,700 SF
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Work Breakdown Structure
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Beamline Schematic WBS Structure
Beamline Facilities Map to Same WBS Format

• 142X Housings
• 1421 Injectors
• 1422 Damping Rings
• 1423 Pre-Linac
• 1424 Main Linac
• 1425 Collimation .
  IP Switch
• 1426 I R Transport 1
• 1427 I R 1
• 1428 I R Transport 2
• 1429 I R 2

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Cost Estimates
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Pre Post Bootstrap Timeline

• Launch Collider on Geocities
• Move to NLC Office w/PC Mac
• Geocities - NLC Server Transfer
• Formal NLC Project Organization
• Geocites IPO - Yahoo! Buyout
• NLC Project Software Integration
• NLC Formal Review for Pre-CDR

• February 98
• May 98
• September 98
• October 98
• November 98
• December 98
• May 99

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NLC Project Software Applications
Success- WBS Cost
Access- Data Base
SureTrak- Schedule
FrontPage- WWW
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NLC URLs
Project
http//www-project.slac.stanford.edu/nlc/home.html
Laboratory
http//www.slac.stanford.edu
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NLC Project Homepage
Click
Author Ruth McDunn
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NLC Tech Page
Click
Authors Keith Jobe Nixx Arias
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Schedule Page
Author Nixx Arias
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NLC Technical Home Page
Click
Authors Keith Jobe Nixx Arias
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NLC Conventional Facilities Home Page
Body
Sidebar
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NLC Web Layout - Sidebar

• Blue Fade Sidebar
• Edit-Refresh Date
• Home Page Link
• Japan Project Content
• USA Project Content
• Site Search Tools
• Collaborator Links
• Disclaimers
• Comments Suggestions

Authors Keith Jobe Nixx Arias
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NLC Web Layout - Main Link Page

• Banner Logo
• Project Content
• Project Content
• Contacts, E-Mail, Map
• Meeting Minutes
• Comments Suggestions
• Edit-Refresh Date

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Integrated CDR Schedule

• AE Task Orders

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AE Task Order Work Packages
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Campus Manufacturing Tenant - WBS 12
Typical Process Detail
Typical Summary Detail
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Main Linac Klystron Gallery Support Building
Overview
Conceptual Layout Cartoon

• Earth Covered for Thermal, Acoustic, Aesthetic
  Isolation
• Power Cooling Utilities Offset on Adjacent Pad
  Isolating Vibration
• Support Building Contains Klystrons, Modulators,
  Power Supplies, IC Racks, Power Water
  Distribution

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Drawing Lists
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Sample (of many) Wbs 142 Main Linac Facilities
System Costs Sheet
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NLC Web Linked E-Mail

• Document Link
• Meeting Minutes Link

• Project Homepage Link
• User E-Mail Link
• User Homepage Link

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NLC Reliability Definitions
Source http//www-osma.lerc.nasa.gov/rbd/rbd_attc
.html
MTBF Mean Time Between Failures (in hours)
1 Year 8760 Hours
Lambda (L) Failures per Unit Time (one year)
Single System Reliability e - L t d
Where t Mission Time (1.00 Year) d
Duty Cycle (1.00)
Parallel Redundant Reliability 1 - ( 1 - Ri ) N
For N number of identical systems each of which
has a reliability of Ri
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Illinois Sites
North South
East-West
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Precast Layout Section

• RF Penetrations _at_ 3.75 Inches Diameter

• Concrete Shielding _at_ 10 Feet

Scaled Image Ruler
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Linac Section Layout Models
1/3 Billion
1/2 Billion
3/4 Billion
3/4 Billion
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DLDS RF Distribution Defines the Linac Facility
Layout
Klystron Gallery
At Surface Underground
Linac Tunnel
57 Meters
171 Meters
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Linac Support Building Beam Housing Tunnel

• Surface Support Building
• Penetration Shielding Plug
• RF Combiners
• Klystrons Modulator
• Downhole RF Penetration
• Beam Housing Tunnel
• Cable Trays
• RF Distribution Piping
• RF Structure Strongback
• Magnet Support Pedestal
• Cooling Water Piping

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Summary
The NLC Conventional Facilities Web Collects
Exhibits Pre-Conceptual Project Information
Allows One to get to
Their Stuff Anytime Anywhere
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Conclusion
World wide web based integration for the Next
Linear Collider Conventional Facilities has moved
through startup into the pre-conceptual phase
consistent with the current project and the users
needs. The level of access and the tools
available are open and effective. For a
pre-conceptual environment, one that stimulates
creative interest and affords ample
participation, the mix is just right.