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The effects of pump-down to straw stations in the SHiP decay volume

This note investigates the hypothetical negative effects of a pump-down process to tracker stations within the SHiP spectrometer vessel due to restricted airflow and pressure differences. By considering a proposed tracker station design that reflects the ’worst case’ scenario, both an analytical and a C...

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Autor principal: Masterson, Raoul
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2020
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2738282
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description This note investigates the hypothetical negative effects of a pump-down process to tracker stations within the SHiP spectrometer vessel due to restricted airflow and pressure differences. By considering a proposed tracker station design that reflects the ’worst case’ scenario, both an analytical and a CFD model (using ANSYS Fluent) are presented. Simplified assumptions within the analytical model favour the computational model’s results. This model predicts that for a given 10 cm gap, the forces upon the tracker station would be < 100 N and have pressure differences < 1 Pa.
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spelling cern-27382822020-10-23T13:08:11Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2738282engMasterson, RaoulThe effects of pump-down to straw stations in the SHiP decay volumeEngineeringThis note investigates the hypothetical negative effects of a pump-down process to tracker stations within the SHiP spectrometer vessel due to restricted airflow and pressure differences. By considering a proposed tracker station design that reflects the ’worst case’ scenario, both an analytical and a CFD model (using ANSYS Fluent) are presented. Simplified assumptions within the analytical model favour the computational model’s results. This model predicts that for a given 10 cm gap, the forces upon the tracker station would be < 100 N and have pressure differences < 1 Pa.CERN-STUDENTS-Note-2020-019oai:cds.cern.ch:27382822020-10-01
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Masterson, Raoul
The effects of pump-down to straw stations in the SHiP decay volume
title The effects of pump-down to straw stations in the SHiP decay volume
title_full The effects of pump-down to straw stations in the SHiP decay volume
title_fullStr The effects of pump-down to straw stations in the SHiP decay volume
title_full_unstemmed The effects of pump-down to straw stations in the SHiP decay volume
title_short The effects of pump-down to straw stations in the SHiP decay volume
title_sort effects of pump-down to straw stations in the ship decay volume
topic Engineering
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2738282
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