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Micromesh-selection for the ALTAS New Small Wheel Micromegas detectors

With New Small Wheel Upgrade scheduled for the next long LHC shutdown the innermost end-cap regions of the ATLAS Muon system will be equipped with eight layers of Micromegas detectors. The single quadruplet modules will be up to 2,5m long and 2,2m wide. A key component of a Micromegas are fine condu...

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Autor principal: Kuger, Fabian
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2016
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2196936
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description With New Small Wheel Upgrade scheduled for the next long LHC shutdown the innermost end-cap regions of the ATLAS Muon system will be equipped with eight layers of Micromegas detectors. The single quadruplet modules will be up to 2,5m long and 2,2m wide. A key component of a Micromegas are fine conductive meshes, dividing the gas volume into a drift and an amplification region. The selection of the correct mesh is an important design objective, effecting various detector aspects. Among others the electrical field configuration, electron losses during mesh transition and gas flow within the detectors have been studied. Mechanical stability requirements and production process related constrains have been investiaged in close colaboration with industrial partners.
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spelling cern-21969362019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2196936engKuger, FabianMicromesh-selection for the ALTAS New Small Wheel Micromegas detectorsParticle Physics - ExperimentWith New Small Wheel Upgrade scheduled for the next long LHC shutdown the innermost end-cap regions of the ATLAS Muon system will be equipped with eight layers of Micromegas detectors. The single quadruplet modules will be up to 2,5m long and 2,2m wide. A key component of a Micromegas are fine conductive meshes, dividing the gas volume into a drift and an amplification region. The selection of the correct mesh is an important design objective, effecting various detector aspects. Among others the electrical field configuration, electron losses during mesh transition and gas flow within the detectors have been studied. Mechanical stability requirements and production process related constrains have been investiaged in close colaboration with industrial partners.ATL-MUON-SLIDE-2016-376oai:cds.cern.ch:21969362016-07-06
spellingShingle Particle Physics - Experiment
Kuger, Fabian
Micromesh-selection for the ALTAS New Small Wheel Micromegas detectors
title Micromesh-selection for the ALTAS New Small Wheel Micromegas detectors
title_full Micromesh-selection for the ALTAS New Small Wheel Micromegas detectors
title_fullStr Micromesh-selection for the ALTAS New Small Wheel Micromegas detectors
title_full_unstemmed Micromesh-selection for the ALTAS New Small Wheel Micromegas detectors
title_short Micromesh-selection for the ALTAS New Small Wheel Micromegas detectors
title_sort micromesh-selection for the altas new small wheel micromegas detectors
topic Particle Physics - Experiment
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2196936
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