LAr Filling and Commissioning of Cryogenics

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LAr Filling and Commissioning of Cryogenics K.T.Knöpfle MPI Kernphysik, Heidelberg ktkno@mpi-hd.mpg.de GERDA Collaboration Meeting at LNGS 28-30 September 2009

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General conditions for cool down & filling * procedure acknowledged infrastructure functioning (water,ventilation, safety hardware, time schedule acknowledged safety plan available (before fill of water tank) * already done in hall A with liquid nitrogen now easier by using available cryogenic infrastructure see PID! 4

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Cool down LAr to be taken from storage tank (6.3m 3 ) needed (7+x) m 3 starting conditions no water in water tank isolation vacuum <10-3 mbar safety valve of isolation vacuum unlocked all other valves in defined status Constraints: flash gas < 250 m 3 /h, low temperature gradients 6

mixing of gas and liquid alternative: use ~3m 3 LN2 storage tank with integrated heater; connect at HV109 GAr LAr 7

circular end of fill tube with many holes - avoid cold spots! 8

thermocouples TC E1 - E6 (mounted on outer surface of inner container) temperature drop <20 deg/h ΔTij < 50 deg (no cold spots!) 9

Cool down done if temperature readings are <100 K. Slow process, we plan 1 week. No constraints for TIR tunnel since LAr will be taken from storage tank. 10

LAr fill Filled from LAr tanker via storage tank needed (64+x) m 3 Starting conditions no water in water tank cryostat completely cool isolation vacuum <10-5 mbar all relevant valves in defined status tanker s output connected to storage tank s fill line pressure in storage tank 2 barg Constraints: during fill cryostat pressure must be <0.5 barg. Fill level monitored by Pt100s in volume, by radar, swimmer, temperature and vapour pressure sensors in neck can be also deduced from tanker s flow meter. 11

Filling can be fast, in principle. However, fill rate might be limited by ultrafine filter AF103 12

Assuming fill rate of 1m 3 /h, fill would take 64 hours. Tanker with 20m 3 would block TIR tunnel for 20 hours. Possible scenario: tanker 1 starting fill on a Friday 4 pm tanker 2 continues on Saturday noon tanker 3(4) complete fill at the following weekend. alternative 1: fill during nights from 7 pm to 7 am alternative 2: fill from storage tank Optimized plan will be available as soon as throughput of filter has been measured. 13

Commissioning of cryogenic infrastructure The three major tasks*: 1) automatic refill of cryostat 2) final automatic regulation of pressure in cryostat 3) active cooling system (with DeMaCo participation) * assuming that PLC and all individual components are working according to specs. 14

1) automatic refill of cryostat calibrate all the various fill level sensors in cryostat s neck radar swimmer Pt100s vapour pressure sensors (2 pcs) filling itself will be yes/no decision 15

2) final automatic regulation of pressure in cryostat fine control PCV127 coarse control PCV129-1/-2 (redundant system) tested already before fill now more realistic test set appropriate thresholds tune PID parameters 16

3) active cooling system - complex, long time constants find optimized PID parameters 17

Conclusion GERDA cryostat practically ready for fill - waiting for OK from LNGS ad hoc meeting this Wednesday, 15:30 Time budgets: cool down: LAr fill: thermal equilibration ready for running 1 week 2 weekends or 6-7 nights (best guess) 3 days Cryo-commissioning after fill: refill, pressure regulation, active cooling 1 month altogether minimum. 18

Agenda of meeting on 30 th September, 3:30 pm, Occhialini room: 1) Safety & control systems: status of works, mangement of system. 2) GERDA exhaust gas heater: commissioning, functionality, and water supply. 3) Connection between GERDA heater and LNGS ventilation plant:status. 4) Shift & personnel during cooling down operations? Shifters or on call persons during GERDA start up and data taking? 5) Safety procedures in case of seismic event: emptying of water tank automatically or only in case of pressure/temperature alarms. 6) GERDA laboratory drainage water plant: test of the system, installation of an additional automatic valve to the available manual valve? 7) Integration of all safety plants (GERDA & LNGS) and procedures: test and commissioning before water filling. 8) Seismic analysis: integration of all parts in a single one. 9) Management of 40t crane in hall A. 19

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