Safety Detection Systems inside the LHC Experiments. Rui Nunes ST-AA-AS



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Safety Detection Systems inside the LHC Experiments Rui Nunes ST-AA-AS

Presentation Organization Overall ST Picture Detection Systems Overview Fire, Gas & Evacuation in LEP Projects for LHC Detection, CSAM & Safety Actions Time 25~30 min presentation Questions at the end please 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 2

Overall ST Picture (1/2) ST-AA-AS Mandate Design, procure, install & maintain all Evacuation systems, Fire, Flammable Gas and Oxygen deficiency detection systems in all CERN Sites ST-AA Responsibility Includes Transmission of Safety Alarms (AL3) to the Fire Brigade What about ST-MO and CSAM?? 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 3

Overall ST Picture (2/2) ST Division strategy CSAM is a close collaboration between ST-AA & ST-MO ST-MO was contracted, due to their expertise to specify, design, install and commission a Safety Alarm Monitoring system ST-MO provides the tool for ST-AA CSAM will be integrated in ST-AA in the future 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 4

Detection Systems What are they? WGAL3S defined them as the AL3S Listed in TIS IS37 smoke (fire) detectors flammable gas detectors oxygen concentration detectors local evacuation signals general emergency stop flooding detectors blocked lift red telephones (will disappear?) "deadman" devices ST-AA ST-AA ST-AA ST-AA ST-EL ST-CV ST-HM IT/CS users 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 5

Detection Systems Detectors May be of many types and technologies Fire detectors Point smoke detectors Flame detectors Thermal detectors Multi-point detectors Linear detectors Gas detectors Flammable Gas Oxygen detectors (optical, ionisation) (IR, UV) (air sampling, sensitive cable, Optical, Laser,diffraction, etc..) (IR, optical fibre, etc..) (catalytic, IR, electrochemical, etc..) (semiconductor, electrochemical, paramagnetic, etc.. ) 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 6

Detection Systems Example of a Point Gas Detector 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 7

Detection Systems Detectors are connected to Control and Indicating Equipment (CIE) The CIE is responsible for Analysis of the signals Interface with Alarm transmission network simple safety/warning actions Maintenance interface etc... 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 8

Fire, Gas & Evacuation in LEP (1/2) Surface & Underground Generalised Fire Detection Flammable Gas detection in BGs and Gas mixing areas No Oxygen Deficiency detection Evacuation system General Evacuation BIW - Beam Imminent Warning Alarm Transmission via GSS and hardwired 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 9

Fire, Gas & Evacuation in LEP (2/2) Safety Actions in LEP Not Always Homogeneous Some direct safety actions (only on surface) Some Actions via GSS (always via GSS in underground, sometimes on the surface) What kind of actions were performed? Flashing panels and sirens Ventilation (Cut or High Speed) Electrical Cuts Gas Valve Cuts 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 10

Projects for LHC Experiments Detection in the surface buildings Detection in the Underground Experimental Caverns Technical Caverns Evacuation for the Underground The SNIFFER Project Inside the experimental apparatus 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 11

Projects for LHC Experiments Projects under the guidance of TIS Respecting Relevant Codes and Instructions In close collaboration with the users (GLIMOS / DSO / FGSO / CSO / TSO ) To determine User Requirements LHC Safety Co-ordination (TIS) ATLAS - FAGIA CMS AL3 Task Force 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 12

LHC Surface Sites Strategy l l l CERN Sites Divided into Safety Zones 1 Fire Control Panel / Zone 1 Gas Control Panel / Zone SF1 SR1 SU1 SE1 BA6 SD1 PA1 ATLAS SX1 SH1 SDX1 SUX1 863 SCX1 SGX1 SY1 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 13

LHC Surface Sites Systematic Re-evaluation due to: Possible change of use of buildings New buildings Gradual Replacement of Fire & Gas Detection New O 2 deficiency detection Summary of TIS & User Requirements published CERN-TIS-GS/TM/2000-04 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 14

LHC Experiments Underground Generalised Detection systems User Requirements Gathering phase ATLAS the most advanced (FAGIA, GLIMOS) but incomplete CMS Some information available, very incomplete ALICE, LHCb No info available 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 15

LHC Experiments Underground Evacuation system Separate Safety Equipment from detection Consisting of Manual Call Points (break glass type) Sirens or Public Address (do be defined by Experiments) Control and Indicating Equipment (CIE) Functions (to be confirmed by Experiments) General Evacuation Beam Imminent Warning 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 16

The SNIFFER Project For the protection of People Property Early Detection of Fire Flammable Gas Leak Oxygen Deficiency INSIDE Experimental Apparatus 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 17

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25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 19

The SNIFFER Project Prototyping needed to validate physical principle to assure performances to define best architecture Status report Prototyping phase started Expected Completion early next year Invitation to Tender will go out during 2002 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 20

CSAM Functional Diagram (Already Presented by L. Scibile) Central Alarm Display Human Computer Interface Supervision Local Alarm Display Safety Actions Redundant Transmission System Safety Alarm Transmission Safety & Technical Alarm Transmission Event Logging System Data Exchange Protocol Reference Database (Configuration) Safety Alarm Detection Interface Technical Data Interface 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 21

CSAM & Environment SCR / TCR Fixed My interpretation Central Alarm Display Human Computer Interface Supervision & Maintenance Local Alarm Display Safety Actions Safety Information Safety Info Safety Alarm Detection Interface Technical Information Tech. Info Redundant Transmission System Event Logging System Data Exchange Protocol Reference Database Technical Data Interface XCR/ DCS Safety Actions Detection Equipment Simplified Safety Info Optional 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 22

CSAM & Environment SCR / TCR Fixed My interpretation Central Alarm Display Human Computer Interface Supervision & Maintenance Local Alarm Display Safety Actions Safety Information Safety Info Safety Alarm Detection Interface Technical Information Tech. Info Redundant Transmission System Event Logging System Data Exchange Protocol Reference Database Technical Data Interface XCR/ DCS Safety Actions Detection Equipment Simplified Safety Info Simplified Safety Actions 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 23

Detection Safety Actions What are the capabilities for Safety Actions? Few Hardwired contacts only (one per zone) Simple safety actions General Electrical cuts, ventilation, and gas valves Only a few simple actions are reasonably possible Complex Shutdown Operations Impossible 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 24

Safety Actions Functional point of view Three different functions can be identified: Detection Transmission Safety Actions Mise en securité Requires specific knowledge of the Experiment There should be one entity for each of these functions 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 25

Summary (1/2) Overall ST Picture ST-AA responsible for the whole chain ST-MO provides the tool CSAM Detection Systems User Requirements needed for generalised detection in the LHC Experiments evacuation system SNIFFER Project ST-AA-AS shall provide the equipment according to user requirements and approved by TIS, CSAM shall transmit to the Fire Brigade and XCR 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 26

Summary (2/2) Safety Actions Technically Only very simple safety actions can be performed by the detection equipment Practically For reasons such as: simplicity (the simpler the better) shutdown operations treatment of other signals than AL3 Safety Actions should be done by an entity with overall view and control of the experiment 25/07/2001 R. Nunes - JCOP Project Team Meeting 27

Thank You for your Attention For more info Rui.Nunes@cern.ch