Cavity Development for RIA FermilabRIA腔发展费米实验室.ppt

Enter presentation date [Your Presentation Title] Test Joint ANL/FNAL Cavity Surface Processing Facility Why Build a Joint Cavity Processing Facility? Participants: Fermilab BCP at the Joint Processing Facility ANL Prototype Cavities for RIA 0.1b0.8 Background Construction and operation is jointly funded by Argonne and Fermilab Location: Argonne National Laboratory, Building 208, B101 (2000 ft2 high-bay) 2005 is the final year of a 3 year construction phase Capital cost: ~$1 million ANL funding from the laboratory director’s discretionary funds (LDRD) Fermilab funding from lab discretionary funds A Joint ANL/FNAL Cavity Processing Facility Layout, Design and Principal Areas Layout: ANL/FNAL Cavity Processing Facility Phase I: The Joint ANL/FNAL Chemistry Facility Chemistry Room Hardware Fermilab BCP Apparatus Facility Status: Chemistry Rooms External structure complete (Fall 2004) Internal hoods and ductwork largely complete A preliminary test of a Fermi BCP apparatus complete; this hardware will be reassembled shortly at ANL Memorandum of understanding to be drafted (May 2005) - Operations and maintenance of the facility Safety documentation to be drafted and presented to ANL safety (May 2005). This will be done separately for each laboratory A full ANL safety committee review of ANL operations summer 2005 followed by an ANL safety committee review of FNAL operations Full chemistry room operations are planned for fall 2005 (by ANL) and for early 2006 (by FNAL) Facility Status: Clean room, water system Ultra pure DI water system contract will be awarded (May 2005) Mezzanine and floor preparation out for bids; complete in June 2005 Clean room bid package is complete; potential contractors are identified Clean room construction scheduled for August 2005 Summary comments:The new Joint Cavity Processing Facility will Pioneering Science andTechnology Office of Science U.S. Department of Energy ACC Review May 10-12, 2005 Michael