TRIUMF Document-0000 (File>Properties> Custom) Realignment of LEBT to GRIFFIN Document Type: SAS Gate-2 Review Report Review Date: Nov 26, 2014 Tracking #: Release: 1 Release Date: Presenter/Project Leader: Shaun Georges Facility Coordinator: Name: Panel Chair: Rick Baartman Panel Members: Doug Preddy SASP0280 Adam Garnsworthy Friedhelm Ames Signature: Date: Greg Hackman Robert Laplante Friedhelm Ames Note: Before using a copy (electronic or printed) of this document you must ensure that your copy is identical to the released document, which is stored on TRIUMF’s document server. 20160212 171600 Template: Document-18187 Rel.3 Page 1 of 5 Document-0000 (File>Properties>Custom) SAS Gate Review Objectives Release No. 1 Release Date.: History of Changes Release Number Date Description of Changes 20160212 171600 Template: Document-18187 Rel.3 Author(s) Page 2 of 5 Document-0000 (File>Properties>Custom) 1 SAS Gate Review Objectives Release No. 1 Release Date.: Introduction Brief summary of the project objective. o To improve the alignment of the GIFFIN beam line to the delivery back bone beam line to be consistent with requirements document TRI-DN-9711. 2 Referenced documents 3 List accompanying documents: o Project Charter Sheet ? o Requirements/Specifications TRI-DN-97-11. o Design Notes TRI-BN-11-01 o Design Review report none o ECO No changes to documents o Gate Review presentation Shaun’s PPTX o Resource loaded schedule Mark Keyzer TBD o Layout/schematics/diagrams ILE2196D, see also TRI-BN-11-01 Scope of work Is scope of work clearly identified? Not yet. o Some mechanical disassembly and reassembly for access and set up, mostly to be handled by GRSI technician Shaun Georges. o Estimate of 2.5 weeks of work using 3 beam line technicians including senior member Bruno Gasbarri. The use of 2 to 3 alignment devices which are limited on site. o It is not yet clear whether additional work will also be required to bring existing (old) beamline backbone (ILE1) up to alignment spec. This will involve mainly the bender boxes. o Additionally, it is not known whether the ILE1B axis is within spec of 90 degrees compared with ILE1. 20160212 171600 Template: Document-18187 Rel.3 Page 3 of 5 Document-0000 (File>Properties>Custom) 4 SAS Gate Review Objectives Release No. 1 Release Date.: Technical solutions 5 Will proposed solutions meet technical specifications and requirements? o Yes. Are all the technical issues addressed? o Not yet known.. Budget 6 Is available budget sufficient? Yes. Are there any unidentified/underestimated expenses? o The possibility of a new bellows is a possible cost in the $500 range, but it won’t interfere with the alignment task. Personnel 7 Are requested resources adequate and available? o The people and tooling are within TRIUMF. Availability is dependent on scheduling. Schedule 8 Is there a (resource loaded) schedule? o No Constraints 9 Have possible constraints been identified and taken into account? o Yes. If done outside of shutdown, project must occur within strict timelines. Project risks Have project risks (delay in parts delivery, budget overrun, resource conflicts etc.) been identified and addressed? o The risks to delay the project are if unexpected alignment issues in back bone are discovered. 20160212 171600 Template: Document-18187 Rel.3 Page 4 of 5 Document-0000 (File>Properties>Custom) 10 SAS Gate Review Objectives Release No. 1 Release Date.: Hazards 11 Are all the hazards assessed and mitigation measures established? o High voltage lockout will be required. Swipe tests will be needed, but likely after shutdown all experimental radiation should have decayed. Conclusion Any additional actions required to satisfy Gate-2 Review? Yes. There should be an initial survey by the Alignment crew to determine the full extent of the problem. Can project proceed into execution phase? Project should proceed in two phases: (1) Measurement, (2) Alignment. 20160212 171600 Template: Document-18187 Rel.3 Page 5 of 5