Difference between revisions of "Shielding hut for GEM electronics"
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The main purpose of this study to determine the neutron-induced damage on electronics at the shielding hut for GEp. | The main purpose of this study to determine the neutron-induced damage on electronics at the shielding hut for GEp. | ||
− | + | ** Main drawings for the shielding hut are, | |
* 12GEp_Elevation [https://userweb.jlab.org/~dasuni/GEM_Electronic_hut/12GEp_Elevation.png] | * 12GEp_Elevation [https://userweb.jlab.org/~dasuni/GEM_Electronic_hut/12GEp_Elevation.png] | ||
* 12GEp_Iso [https://userweb.jlab.org/~dasuni/GEM_Electronic_hut/12GEp_Iso.png] | * 12GEp_Iso [https://userweb.jlab.org/~dasuni/GEM_Electronic_hut/12GEp_Iso.png] | ||
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* The distance between two green boxes are 96". | * The distance between two green boxes are 96". | ||
* There is a steel plates between two green boxes (bottom-2.5" thick & front-7.5" thick). The bottom plate allows for the front plates to match the height of the green blocks for stacking the top plates. | * There is a steel plates between two green boxes (bottom-2.5" thick & front-7.5" thick). The bottom plate allows for the front plates to match the height of the green blocks for stacking the top plates. | ||
− | * And there is a steel plate (120" x 5" x 43") on the top (blue) | + | * And there is a steel plate (120" x 5" x 43") on the top (blue). |
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+ | The drawings for the magnet support frame (by Alan) - |
Revision as of 09:37, 8 September 2016
The main purpose of this study to determine the neutron-induced damage on electronics at the shielding hut for GEp.
Few extra details from Alan,
- The green boxes are cast steel 52" x 52" x 26".
- The distance between two green boxes are 96".
- There is a steel plates between two green boxes (bottom-2.5" thick & front-7.5" thick). The bottom plate allows for the front plates to match the height of the green blocks for stacking the top plates.
- And there is a steel plate (120" x 5" x 43") on the top (blue).
The drawings for the magnet support frame (by Alan) -