follow up on option 3c: new evacuation gallery work method, schedule, cost, implications for cms

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Contributions from BE -ABP -ASR -BI -CO DG -RP EN -CV -EL -MEF -STI GS -SEM -ASE IT -CSPH -CMX TE -CRG -EPC -MPE 05/11/2010 1 [email protected] Follow up on option 3c: New Evacuation Gallery Work method, Schedule, Cost, Implications for CMS

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Contributions fromBE -ABP -ASR -BI -CO

DG -RP EN -CV -EL -MEF -STI

GS -SEM -ASE

IT -CS PH -CMX TE -CRG -EPC -MPE

05/11/2010

Follow up on option 3c: New Evacuation GalleryWork method, Schedule, Cost, Implications for CMS

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Method of work and draft schedule→ Week 1 & 2

→ CE set up time - impact on CMS only→ Includes metallic platform installation, ventilation system for dust extraction,

tooling installation, temporary power cables, dust screen.

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Loading platform

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Method of work and draft schedule→ Week 1 & 2

→ Removal of services in UJ56 – “Eau Brute” water piping (~1week if prepared), CV equipment (1week), BRAN gas bottles…

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→Week 3 & 4: →Excavation phase – Impact only on CMS – no work on the –Z end of

the UXC55→Removal of services in UJ56 – water piping, CV equipment…

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Method of work and draft schedule

To UXC55

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→Week 5& 6: →Excavation phase – Impact both on CMS and UJ56

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Method of work and draft schedule

To UXC55

Second crew

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→ Week 7,8,9 & 10: →4 weeks of lining - impact on both CMS and UJ56

→Shuttering, concrete pipe through the PX56, paint…

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Method of work and draft schedule

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→Week 11 and 12: → 2 weeks of clean up - impact on both CMS and UJ56→ Removal of metallic platform in UXC55

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Method of work and draft schedule

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→Week 13 onwards: → Installation of blast door ~10kCHF→ Installation of a sector door in new gallery (move from UJ561)

→ 1st draft estimate: ~60CHF mainly driven by software modification and commissioning

→ Installation of lighting→Modification of ventilation

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Method of work and draft schedule

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→Error margin on time estimates for CE work→ +/-20%,

→Potential sources of delay→ Difficult dust management→ Services not dismantled in time in UJ56→ Unforeseen access restrictions→ Unexpected water inflow from PM54, unforeseen geological conditions

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Additional considerations

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→Error margin on cost estimates for CE work→ 800,000CHF +/-30%,

→Use of PM56: to be used for CE personnel access→Potential RP issues

→ S Roesler: The design should not compromise the non designated area status of the USC55, especially since the geometry would allow to add shielding

→ Getting simulations to back this statement would take 1 month of a fellow…. Once this gallery becomes part of the baseline solution, the resources for the necessary verification will be found, if necessary, with financial help by Christoph

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Additional considerations

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→ During the 2012 shutdown CMS will have to be fully open to allow the servicing of the PIX

→ -Z end draft sequence already verychallenging.→ 12 weeks of delay would have tobe included.→ Significant overhead

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Impact on CMS

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→ Cons:→Non negligible cost→12 weeks of delay on the CMS schedule→Significant disruption to the CMS Experimental area during work

→ Pros:→Faster and safer emergency evacuation→Allow using the UJ561 for R2E or upgrade projects→ In line with initial and approved evacuation scheme (Christoph

Schaefer)

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Pros and Cons

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Reserve Slide

CV equipmentTo relocate for

R2E

BRAN GasCan be moved

6.92m

J Bos PH-CMX

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Reserve Slide

J Bos PH-CMX

New blast door

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Reserve Slide→EN-EL work: ~ CHFM2.3→Not including work to be done by other service groups

contributing to the relocation of EN-EL equipment→GS-SEM work:→Escape gallery: < CHFM1→Service ducts: CHF4,000/m→E.g: 15m link between UJ56 and bypass = CHF60,000

→Costs of fire doors, smoke detection, metallic structures, cooling and ventilation, re-commissioning still not assessed