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LINAC OPS Budget Review WBS 2 Accelerator Operations

Detailed review of SLAC Linac Operations covering budgetary planning, accelerator upgrades, and operational missions. Includes support groups, scheduling, and maintenance.

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LINAC OPS Budget Review WBS 2 Accelerator Operations

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  1. LINAC OPS Budget ReviewWBS 2Accelerator Operations John Seeman Division Director Accelerator Systems Division LCLS DirectorateFebruary 18-20, 2009 FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 1

  2. Topics Mission of WBS 2 • Accelerator System Division • Support groups • Operations • Accelerator upgrades • Scheduling beam time • WBS 2 FY2009 budget plan • FY10-FY12 budget planning FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 2

  3. Mission of WBS 2 • Operate the SLAC Linac to deliver an electron beam through the LCLS Undulator. • Deliver an ultra-fast coherent photon beam to the LCLS Users in an efficient and reliable manner. • Upgrade the Linac and Undulator Complex to provide better future beams. • Maintain Linac “Operations Related” infrastructure. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 3

  4. SLAC ACCELERATOR FACILITIES Turn-on in 2009: LCLS will be the World’s First X-ray Laser FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 4

  5. LCLS Complex FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 5

  6. LCLS Injector with 135 MeV Spectrometer FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 6

  7. SLAC Linac FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 7

  8. LCLS Beam Transport Hall FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 8

  9. LCLS Undulator Hall FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 9

  10. LCLS Undulator Magnet Installed FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 10

  11. Main Control Center for LCLS Operations FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 11

  12. LCLS Directorate – Detail 1/2009 FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 12

  13. Accelerator Systems Division (ASD) Matrixed Org. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 13

  14. Additional Essential Support • Support is obtained from other directorates and departments from LCLS, ETS, and FAC to carry out direct linac operations: • Metrology • Klystron and RF control • Mechanical design • Mechanical fabrication • Facilities • Controls • Power conversion • Data systems • Engineering • Financial • Accelerator physics FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 14

  15. Accelerator Systems Division (ASD) • ASD has coordinated operation of accelerators at SLAC for well over 30 years. The accelerators are: • Linac (50 GeV) • PEP-I • SPEAR-I and II • SLC • PEP-II • FFTB • LCLS Injector, Linac, Undulator Complex • Programs, training, and documentation in place to carry out the programs carefully, safely, and with full technical rigor. • The staff is trained to carry out these programs, holding all accelerators to the same standards. • Formal procedures are in place to deal properly with DOE safety standards, Operations Directives, and the Citizen Committees. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 15

  16. Operations Authorization • Authorization of operating the Linac Related Accelerators at SLAC follow the organization of the SLAC laboratory: • SLAC DOE Site Office • Laboratory Director • Associate Laboratory Director for LCLS • Head of the Accelerator Systems Division • Head of the Operation Group • Engineering Operator In Charge (EOIC) in the Control Room FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 16

  17. ASD Documentation • Guiding documents: • SLAC Guidelines of Operations • ASD Operations Directives • LCLS/LINAC/Undulator SAD • LCLS/LINAC/Undulator ASE • Accelerator Safety Assessment Documents • ES&H documentation • Un-reviewed Safety Items (USI) handled by Guidelines of Operations and LCLS SAD • ASD Operational documents FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 17

  18. Linac Operating Modes in FY2009-FY2012 • LCLS beam: • 3 to 14 GeV e- bunches 30-120 Hz to 1 x 1010 • Linac capabilities (if needed): • e- to 49 GeV at 120 Hz at 2 x 1010 • e+ to 49 GeV at 120 Hz at 2 x 1010 FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 18

  19. Planning with Accelerator Users and Maintenance Staff • 8:00 Meeting every day, seven days a week, in MCC. • Operations report by EOIC, including run time statistics, progress in carrying out scheduled program, descriptions of problems, etc. • Reports by representatives of major experimental user groups. • Attended by PPA, Accel Div, and Operations management reps, Program Deputy, System Physicists, Area Managers, and representatives of user groups and major technical support departments; typical attendance: 45 persons. • 8:15 Maintenance Meeting, five days each week. • Run by Accelerator Operations Department maintenance managers. • Attended by supervisors of all maintenance groups, Area Managers, and interested physicists and engineers. • Attendance: typically 45 persons. • Accelerator Plans Meeting, weekly. • Review of operational progress, problems, and plans. • Attended by Accel Systems Div and Dept Heads, Program Coordinators, Accelerator Section Heads and ADSO. • Upgrade planning meetings held several times a month. • Accelerator Improvement project • Equipment projects FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 19

  20. Accelerator Maintenance and Upgrades • Planned Maintenance Days • Whenever possible, identified maintenance, repair, and installation jobs are pre-planned. • Coordination • Daily 8:15am meeting. • Coordinated by Operations Maintenance Office. • Area Managers are advocates for their areas. • Standby Maintenance List (SML) • Jobs that are planned and can be launched on short notice. • Provides options for EOIC to take advantage of unscheduled interruptions. • CATER Electronic Database records items. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 20

  21. CATER Maintenance Planning and Control • CATER database accessible over the internet by everyone involved with SLAC accelerator maintenance. • Operators report problems as they occur by making entries in CATER. • Repair work is launched immediately if the problem is inhibiting the scheduled accelerator program. • Jobs are tracked using CATER until they are finally closed. • CATER entries since Jan 1989: ~86000. • CATER entries in one year (2006): • New problems (~20 per day). • Problems closed (~20 per day). FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 21

  22. Long Down Time Planning • Long Down Times usually occur once each year and typically last two to three months. • Area Managers collect job requests from system physicists, project engineers, maintenance groups, and the ARTEMIS database. • A comprehensive schedule is prepared, updated, and reviewed at weekly meetings, starting about four months before the down time. • This schedule lists each job with an assigned shop, and lists the Project or Group Manager, Responsible Task Person, and Area Manager. • Schedule specifies time and duration of each job (with 1 day time resolution), and number of persons required. • Schedule specifies authorizations required (WAF, RSWCF, EWP, etc.). • Detailed (shift by shift) schedule of pre-run testing, safety certifications, and turn-on activities is prepared by the Operations Dept and revised as needed on a real-time basis. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 22

  23. Accelerator Improvement Projects (AIP) FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 23

  24. AIP continued FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 24

  25. AIP (Cont) FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 25

  26. Large Equipment • FY2009: K10 Substation upgrade for LCLS reliability ~2.5 M$. • FY2010-FY2012: Keep this level fixed to cover new linac related large equipment upgrades. Examples: • Additional K Substations • Variable Voltage Transformers • Motor control centers • High voltage high power cables • Switch gear FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 26

  27. Legacy and Risk Items • Legacy items: • Linac Variable Voltage Sources (VVS) for klystrons are original equipment. Fortunately, very few have failed. Plan in place to slowly replace them. (Risk ~1 week down) • K10 substations are original equipment and are slowly being replaced. (Risk ~1 week down) • High voltage linac power cables for substations are slowly being replaced. (Risk ~1 week down) • Linac control system (20 year old SLC era) is being maintained and is slowing being replaced. (Risk ~1 day down) • Risk items: • All components have gone through safety assessments and have mitigations including fire, earthquake, electrical, pressure vessel, … FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 27

  28. Tracking of LCLS Run Time and Reliability. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 28

  29. LCLS Installation and Commissioning Time-Line InstallUndulators First Light in FEH PPS Cert. LTU/Dump LTU/Und Install X-Rays in NEH First Light in FEE CD-4 (7/31/2010) FEE/NEH Install FEH Hutch BO PEP-II run ends now J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J D M D A 2008 2009 2010 Down Down? PPS LTU/Und Comm. NEH Ops & Commissioning Linac/BC2 Commissioning Re-establish e- to SL2 FEL/FEE Commissioning Nov. 3, 2008 FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 29

  30. Year Operation Schedule FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 30

  31. Proposed Weekly Schedule for Fall 2009 for Initial User Run FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 31

  32. Long Term Schedule • The long term beam operation schedule calls for running all the time, i.e. every month, in FY09 through FY12 except for the following down months: • FY09: October, March • FY10: January-February, August • FY11: August-September • FY12: August-September • Each year 200 days for user runs and ~100 days for turn on, repairs, and accelerator studies. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 32

  33. X-ray User Performance Drivers for ASD • Reliable operation with high uptime (>95%). • Steady beam parameters when operating. • Rapid but reasonable change of beam parameters when needed by the user. • Maintain alternate user programs when expected user program changes. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 33

  34. Proposed Initial Beam Parameters for Users J. Galayda FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 34

  35. WBS 2 Budget Definitions • 2.1 Management: operations direction, safety, clerical. • 2.2 Minimum Maintenance (MM): keep warm-ready the first 2 km of the linac for future LCLS expansion. • 2.3 Operation: run LCLS beam and direct maintenance. • 2.4 Upgrades: new beam capabilities, AIP, large equipment upgrades. • 2.5 Non-routine: costs for special repairs for larger items not day-to-day. • 2.6 Control room: accelerator operators, engineering operators, ops over-site people • 2.7 Power: power costs of LCLS accelerator running • 2.8 Reliability: track and analyze LCLS accelerator uptime FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 35

  36. Determined Direct Operations costs with each Department • Example for Klystron Department: • Tasks to operate LCLS: • Build and repair 5045 klystrons • Linac running support of klystron modulators • Sub-booster maintenance and repair • Timing system operation and upgrades • Klystron XL4 support (x-band tube) • Microwave phasing system maintenance • Thyratron replacement in modulators • LCLS RF gun support of operations FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 36

  37. WBS 2. ACCELERATOR OPERATIONS (FY2009) FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 37

  38. 2.2 Linac Sectors 0-20 Minimum Maintenance State • Maintain Sectors 0-20 (2 km) in a warm state to preserve klystrons, accelerating sections, waveguides, water cooling systems, controls, magnets, instrumentation, lights, fire systems, freezing abatement,… • 2.2.1.1 Oversight 0.6 FTE 128 k$ • 2.2.1.10 Metrology 0.2 FTE 75 k$ • 2.2.1.11 Instruments 0.5 FTE 111 k$ • 2.2.1.2 Facilities 4.2 FTE 911 k$ • 2.2.1.3 Controls 4.0 FTE 1045 k$ • 2.2.1.4 Data systems 0.5 FTE 122 k$ • 2.2.1.5 Power conv 5.0 FTE 1152 k$ • 2.2.1.6 RF systems 3.5 FTE 806 k$ • 2.2.1.7 Mech desg/fab 2.5FTE 603 k$ •  Invest 5 M$ per year to maintain a ~1 B$ facility. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 38

  39. 2.3 Beam Delivery Operations • Operate the Linac Sectors 21-30, beam transport line, and undulator to produce an LCLS beam to the LCLS FEL. Operations, routine maintenance, reliability, and coordination. • 2.3.1 Injectors 11.3 FTE 2731 k$ • 2.3.2 Sector 21-BSY 30.0 FTE 8892 k$ • 2.3.3 BSY-FEE 11.6 FTE 2453 k$ • 2.3.4 Undulator 18.3 FTE 3889 k$ FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 39

  40. 2.4 Beam Delivery Upgrades • Upgrade the Linac Sectors 21-30, beam transport line, and undulator to produce improved LCLS beams parameters to the LCLS FEL. Design, production, installation, and coordination. AIP and equipment projects are included here. • 2.4.1 Injectors 7.8 FTE 1940 k$ • 2.4.2 Sector 21-BSY 24.2 FTE 8436 k$ • 2.4.3 BSY-FEE 8.2 FTE 1638 k$ • 2.4.4 Undulator 8.5 FTE 1735 k$ FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 40

  41. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 41

  42. WBS 2 FTE count by Performing Organization FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 42

  43. FY10-FY12 Year Planning • Direct staffing level remains the same. • AIP: • FY2009: 6 M$ • FY2010: 8 M$ • FY2011: 10 M$ • FY2012: 10 M$ • Add one reliability person in FY2010 • Power: • FY2009: Average 30 Hz running ($66/MWhr) • FY2010: Average 60 Hz running ($68/MWhr) • FY2011: Average 120 Hz running ($74/MWhr) • FY2012: Average 120 Hz running ($76/MWhr) FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 43

  44. WBS 2. ACCELERATOR OPERATIONS (FTE) FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 44

  45. WBS 2. ACCELERATOR OPERATIONS (costs) FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 45

  46. Conclusions • Linac/LCLS operations are managed by the Accelerator Systems Division under the LCLS Directorate. • Maintenance and upgrade installation work is accomplished through a matrix organization using the staff of ASD, EPD, ETS and FAC drawing on engineers, technicians, and ES&H and shop services. • We have developed organizational structures, software tools, and documentation that enable us to manage an ambitious accelerator-based science program safely and effectively. • We have developed a bottoms-up budget to incorporate all these direct activities. FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 46

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