Title: BDS civil layouts and upgrade path from single IR to two IRs
1BDS civil layouts and upgrade path from single IR
to two IRs
- Andrei Seryi
- SLAC
- October 19, 2005
2Two IRs baseline and alternatives
- Baseline has two Beam Delivery Systems, two
collider halls separated in z by 130m, for two
independent experiments - The paradigm of two BDS, two IRs, two collider
halls and detector is challenged and likely will
be changed - The considered alternative is single IR, single
or two push-pull detectors, at least at the start
of ILC - The intermediate crossing angle alternative has a
lot of advantages to be a candidate for single IR - Plan of upgrade to two IRs need to be worked out
3Single IR baseline and upgrade
- Assume baseline is single IR with 14mrad
- Can have single or two push-pull detectors
- Tunnel stubs included which allow upgrade to have
two detectors in a single IR that can be chosen
much later - The 14mrad angle may still be OK for multi-TeV
(Daniel Schulte) - Keep same collider hall for upgrades
- building other collider hall not optimal if the
first collider hall already has two detectors,
since moving one of them to another independent
collider hall is difficult - Upgrades
- A) 14mrad and small angle, min separation between
detector, no room for shielding - B) 14mrad and small angle, larger separation
between detectors, shielding OK, but adds 1km or
more to the BDS length - C) 14mrad and 20mrad (or more), gg, large
separation between detectors
4Single IR with 14mrad
Tunnel stubs for beam dump
Tunnel stubs for future upgrades. At first stage
can be used as alcoves for diagnostics
electronics, lasers for laser wires, etc.
5Upgrade to two detectors, Version A
- 14mrad and 0-2mrad
- Min separation (1m) between detector (assume
their Ø15m), no room for shielding - Detector cannot be serviced independently
- For disassembly, detectors first need to be moved
out - But this version saves 1-2km of the BDS length
(30-60GeV CM higher energy reach)
6Upgrade A 14mrad small xing
Detectors are placed with min separation, no
shielding in between
The middle tunnel stub was used to continue
tunnel to 2nd IR
7Upgrade to two detectors, Version B
- 14mrad and 0-2mrad
- Large separation between detector, sufficient
room for shielding - Detector can be serviced independently
- For disassembly, detectors may stay on place
- But this version adds 1-2km to the BDS length
(30-60GeV CM lower energy reach)
8Upgrade B 14mrad small xing
Detectors are placed with larger separation,
sufficient to have shielding in between
The first tunnel stub was used to continue tunnel
to 2nd IR
BDS is lengthened by 1-2 km
9Upgrade to two detectors, Version C
- 14mrad and 20mrad (or more)
- Large separation between detector, sufficient
room for shielding - Detector can be serviced, constructed, assembled
independently, on place - Gamma-gamma compatible
10Upgrade C 14mrad and larger xing
The middle tunnel stub was used to continue
tunnel to 2nd IR
Detectors have large separation, sufficient for
shielding and to construct the gg detector on
place
11CF models
- CF groups are developing 3D models which will
help to understand construction plan and issues
and also estimate the cost - Example on the right isfor baseline with 20
and2mrad IRs - Started to create similar models for the single
IRand its upgrades (next slides)
Fred Asiri et al.
12CF models
Fred Asiri et al.
- Upgrade version A with two detectors close
together - Assumed small (SiD) and large detector (LDC or
GLD)
13CF models
Fred Asiri et al.
- Upgrade version B with two detectors separated by
5m - Assumed small (SiD) and large detector (LDC or
GLD) - the needed increase of BDS length is less than
for two 15m detectors
14Conclusion
- The assumed single IR baseline with 14mrad can be
upgraded to - A) 14mrad and small angle, min separation between
detector - B) 14mrad and small angle, larger separation
between detectors - C) 14mrad and 20mrad (or more) large separation
between detectors, OK for gg - Other upgrade scenarios may be possible
- Started to discuss possible civil construction
issues and build models for construction and cost
estimations