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Title: On reproducibility (again)


1
On reproducibility (again)
  • Based on several inputs of N. Sammut, S.
    Sanfilippo
  • Presented by L. Bottura to the LHCCWG
  • 11.9.2007

2
Components reproducibility
  • Geometric
  • Change in the cable positions
  • Saturation
  • No issue detected
  • Persistent currents
  • Pre-cycle current
  • Modeling
  • Decay Snapback
  • Pre-cycle current and time
  • Residual magnetization
  • It packs everything we did not understand properly

3
GeometrySummary of uncertainty
  • uncertainty estimated as 3 ? of multipoles
    repeatedly measured on the same magnet (few
    magnets tested)
  • after powering
  • after training
  • u(b1)2.8 units
  • u(b3)0.3 units _at_ 17 mm

4
Persistent currentsSummary of uncertainty
  • The effects are large (of the order of 10 units)
  • The variability associated with powering cycles
    is very large
  • MB (IFT 2 kA vs. nominal)
  • u(b1) 1.5 units
  • u(b3) 1 units _at_ 17 mm
  • MQY (Imin 50 vs. 200 A)
  • u(b2) 10 units _at_ 17 mm

These values are relevant only if the pre-cycle
is changed from run to run
5
DecaySummary of uncertainty
  • Although we have seen (much) better, we maintain
    that the empirical model (data fits) has a
    typical error that can amount to up to 20 of
    the effect
  • Main source of uncertainty is from the modeling
    of powering history, all other effects (aperture
    differences, cycle details, ageing) are small and
    have negligible systematic
  • Why so cautious ?
  • The sample of magnets used for the data-fitting
    is limited (10 magnets)
  • The biased sample adds uncertainty in the
    projection of the average

6
Uncertainty after correction
Values estimated for MBs in July 2004, RMS review
NOTE variations of pre-cycle from the nominal
one (e.g. due to limitations during commissioning
or changes in optics) will cause an additional
uncertainty that can be much larger than the
above values
7
New elements and a reminder
  • Tracking test, July 2007
  • Effects of hysteresis on correctors
  • Other mysteries and miseries

8
Tracking - what ?
  • The plan was (and still is) to have 2 MBs and 1
    MQ running simultaneously to verify
  • B1/B1const
  • B2/B1const
  • integral B30 and integral B50 MBs
  • We experienced difficulties in maintaining stable
    operating conditions on the SM-18 benches (mainly
    on cryogenics), which made running two benches
    simultaneously practically impossible
  • A first test campaign was nonetheless performed,
    testing B3 and B5 corrections on a single MB
    powered using a customized version of LSA from
    the SM-18 control room

9
Main result
  • After considerable tweaking, and many, many
    measurements(1) we could compensate b3 to
    approximately 0.5 units (0.25 units peak-peak)

(1) The measurements taken during the tracking
test amount to about 10 of the whole
measurement raw database (ovation for Nicholas
and Marek)
10
Why so deplorable ?
  • Measurement issues
  • Instrument calibrations (gains, coils 0.1 units)
  • Completeness of the harmonics integral (small ?)
  • Modeling issues
  • Persistent current model
  • Relevance of the data source (50 A/s vs. 10 A/s
    0.5 units)
  • Accuracy of the model (0.1 units)
  • Residual magnetization model (?)
  • Control issues
  • Translation of nominal optical parameters to
    currents for the power supplies (checked on-line,
    further check in progress)
  • Timing (small)
  • ?

11
10 A/s vs 50 A/s precycle
Difference in pre-cycles produce substantial
variations in the apparent persistent currents,
affecting the model. We have to check the
accuracy of the extrapolation.
12
Other miseriesEffect of precycle - MQT
Data courtesy of W. Venturini
The effect low current cycling can be massive
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13
and misteriesa2 anomaly in Ansaldo-2 (2002)
  • The shape of the a2(I) has a strong anomaly in
    one aperture of on Ansaldo-2 (2002) reassembled
  • This data is real !
  • not a cable hysteresis
  • measurements are OK as far as we can tell
  • a magnetic piece (protection layer, shim,) in
    the collared coils?
  • Observed in few other magnets
  • Depends linearly on maximum current reached

14
A conclusion for this round
  • For the moment, we maintain the original
    estimate, with the following caveats
  • The whole series tests were performed using 50
    A/s pre-cycles (or proportional for magnets
    working at nominal current other than 11850 A).
    The 50-10 extrapolation may have troubles
  • We still cannot explain why the tracking (a
    single harmonic, a single magnet) is so
    miserable. A new test campaign is being set-up
    for mid October. Volunteers are welcome
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