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Thermal analysis of one LHC tunnel octant

Some of the electronic equipment to be installed in the rack space under the future LHC dipoles and quadripoles is expected to dissipate considerable heat, putting at risk the integrity of the equipment itself and causing thermal strains on the QRL (cryogenic distribution line) and cryostat vacuum v...

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Autor principal: Pimenta dos Santos, M A
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2000
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/458609
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author Pimenta dos Santos, M A
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description Some of the electronic equipment to be installed in the rack space under the future LHC dipoles and quadripoles is expected to dissipate considerable heat, putting at risk the integrity of the equipment itself and causing thermal strains on the QRL (cryogenic distribution line) and cryostat vacuum vessels. Moreover, the ventilation injection and extraction points being separated by approximately 2.5 Km (one octant), a significant increase in the air bulk temperature is also expected along the distance. Further to a simple heat balance, three alternatives have been analysed to reduce the vacuum vessels exposure to the heat dissipated by the electronic equipment.
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spelling cern-4586092019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/458609engPimenta dos Santos, M AThermal analysis of one LHC tunnel octantAccelerators and Storage RingsSome of the electronic equipment to be installed in the rack space under the future LHC dipoles and quadripoles is expected to dissipate considerable heat, putting at risk the integrity of the equipment itself and causing thermal strains on the QRL (cryogenic distribution line) and cryostat vacuum vessels. Moreover, the ventilation injection and extraction points being separated by approximately 2.5 Km (one octant), a significant increase in the air bulk temperature is also expected along the distance. Further to a simple heat balance, three alternatives have been analysed to reduce the vacuum vessels exposure to the heat dissipated by the electronic equipment.CERN-ST-2000-060CERN-ST-CV-2000-230oai:cds.cern.ch:4586092000-06-19
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Pimenta dos Santos, M A
Thermal analysis of one LHC tunnel octant
title Thermal analysis of one LHC tunnel octant
title_full Thermal analysis of one LHC tunnel octant
title_fullStr Thermal analysis of one LHC tunnel octant
title_full_unstemmed Thermal analysis of one LHC tunnel octant
title_short Thermal analysis of one LHC tunnel octant
title_sort thermal analysis of one lhc tunnel octant
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/458609
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