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Dismantling LEP and the Dismantling LEP and the ExperimentsExperiments
Access to the underground areas, Access to the underground areas,
project organisation, coordination project organisation, coordination
and safetyand safety
The ObjectiveThe Objective
Empty the tunnel and the Empty the tunnel and the
experimental cavernsexperimental caverns safelysafely
efficientlyefficiently
in a short timein a short time
Some numbersSome numbers
Tens of thousands of componentsTens of thousands of components
30,000 tonnes of equipment in the 30,000 tonnes of equipment in the
machine plus 10,000 tonnes in the machine plus 10,000 tonnes in the
experimentsexperiments
Almost 50% of the machine to Almost 50% of the machine to
remove before Christmas 2000remove before Christmas 2000
What is the timescale?What is the timescale?
ON THE LHC CRITICAL PATHON THE LHC CRITICAL PATH
LEP physics DELPHI dismantling LHC CE
LEP physics OPAL dismantling LHC CE
LEP physics ALEPH dismantling LHC CE
LEP physics L3 dismantling LHC CE
LEP physics LEP dismantling LHC CE
1 June 2001
1 April 2001
15 July 2001
1 June 2001
1 Mar 2002
2 Oct 2000
IP 2
IP 4
IP 6
IP 8
Who is involved?Who is involved? CERN personnelCERN personnel
Contract staffContract staff
Visiting experimental teamsVisiting experimental teams
Laboratory Laboratory Construction site Construction site New safety issuesNew safety issues
Some new major constraintsSome new major constraints
Severalhundred people
Installation Nucléaire de Base Installation Nucléaire de Base ((INBINB))
What is it ?What is it ?
Why did CERN sign ?Why did CERN sign ?
How radioactive are LEP and the experiments ?How radioactive are LEP and the experiments ? LEP: Low induced radioactivityLEP: Low induced radioactivity
((Très Faiblement Actif - Très Faiblement Actif - TFA TFA ))
Experiments: only the calibration sources are Experiments: only the calibration sources are
radioactive ( radioactive ( TFA TFA ))
INBINB:: What does it mean for the dismantling What does it mean for the dismantling ??
CERN and the French authorities CERN and the French authorities
have agreed procedures and ruleshave agreed procedures and rules zoning, traceability and waste management ... zoning, traceability and waste management ...
These must be explained to These must be explained to
everybody involved in this projecteverybody involved in this project
They must be strictly followed They must be strictly followed
INBINB:: Radiological Zoning Radiological Zoning ProcedureProcedure
the process of identification of the the process of identification of the
radioactive elements, based on radioactive elements, based on
the original design, calculations the original design, calculations
and operational experienceand operational experience
Zoning of the ExperimentsZoning of the Experiments
But: Many weak radioactive calibration sources inside the detectors!- hence the requirement to wear a film badge and electronic dosimeter at all times.
LEPLEP
Very small activities expected
TFA TFA
Luminositymonitors
Conventional
Conventional
Zoning of LEPZoning of LEP
NUCLEAR ZONESNUCLEAR ZONES
Wearing a film badge and an electronic dosimeter is obligatory for Wearing a film badge and an electronic dosimeter is obligatory for all personnel working on equipment classified as TFA ( slightly radiall personnel working on equipment classified as TFA ( slightly radioactive). Areas containing TFA materials will be clearly markedoactive). Areas containing TFA materials will be clearly marked
Here is a schematic example of such an areaHere is a schematic example of such an area
D > 25 µSv/hOR
D < 25 µSv/h
RADIATION
ZONECONTROLEE
CONTROLLEDAREA
FILM BADGEWEAR YOUR
PORTER VOTRERP
INBINB:: Practical Implications for Practical Implications forthe LEP machinethe LEP machine
Traceability of Traceability of allall material material label equipment and containers with barcodeslabel equipment and containers with barcodes
record movements and measurementsrecord movements and measurements in the tunnel in the tunnel
at the surfaceat the surface
at the storage/transit areasat the storage/transit areas
during storageduring storage
when the equipment leaves CERNwhen the equipment leaves CERN
SystematicSystematic radiation checks radiation checks
INBINB:: Practical implications for Practical implications forthe experimentsthe experiments
Material disposalMaterial disposal Only Only TFATFA material treated like LEP material treated like LEP
material (traceability)material (traceability)
But But allall material undergoes material undergoes
systematic radioactivity testssystematic radioactivity tests
MonitorsMonitors 1 RP technician / experiment (8 h/day)1 RP technician / experiment (8 h/day)
1 RP technician + 1 tracer / pit (8 h/day)1 RP technician + 1 tracer / pit (8 h/day)
1 tracer per site (dispatcher at surface) (8 h/day)1 tracer per site (dispatcher at surface) (8 h/day)
1 RP technician + 2 tracers in the transit zone (8 h/day)1 RP technician + 2 tracers in the transit zone (8 h/day)
1 mobile team composed of1 mobile team composed of
1RP technician + 1 tracer (8 h/day)1RP technician + 1 tracer (8 h/day)
1 Site watchman / pit (24 h/day)1 Site watchman / pit (24 h/day)
Constraints Concerning the EquipmentConstraints Concerning the Equipment Removal restricted toRemoval restricted to
Mon -Fri, 8-12 h and 13-17 hMon -Fri, 8-12 h and 13-17 h
Transfer of equipment between the Transfer of equipment between the
experiments and the LEP tunnel is strictly experiments and the LEP tunnel is strictly
prohibited.prohibited.
PASSAGE MATERIALSTRICTEMENT INTERDIT
PASSAGE OF EQUIPMENTSTRICTLY FORBIDDEN
Consequently, access to the caverns andtunnel is restricted to Mon-Fri, 7-19 h
How it affects youHow it affects you AccessAccess
Access card with UX / U clearanceAccess card with UX / U clearance
- issued after attending this briefing- issued after attending this briefing
SafetySafety Helmet, safety shoes, gas mask, film Helmet, safety shoes, gas mask, film
badge, safety zonebadge, safety zone
On-site team briefingsOn-site team briefings
TARGET: ZERO ACCIDENTSTARGET: ZERO ACCIDENTS
Respect the RulesRespect the Rules- - and encourage others to, as welland encourage others to, as well
Violation of rules may lead to Violation of rules may lead to Halting the dismantlingHalting the dismantling
Halting the physics programmeHalting the physics programme
Serious damage of CERN’s Serious damage of CERN’s
reputationreputation
Important Phone NumbersImportant Phone Numbers Fire brigade Urgent :Fire brigade Urgent :
use a use a red telephonered telephone
from a CERN telephone: from a CERN telephone: 112
from a mobile phone:from a mobile phone: +41 22 76 74444
Fire brigade (non-urgent): Fire brigade (non-urgent): 74444
Technical Services problemsTechnical Services problems Contact the Site Manager orContact the Site Manager or
Tech. Contr. Room: Tech. Contr. Room: 72201
Ask your Supervisor / Team LeaderAsk your Supervisor / Team Leader
On LEP Dismantling ProjectOn LEP Dismantling Project Project leader: John Poole Project leader: John Poole
WEB page: WEB page: http://cern.ch/lep-dismantling
On Experiments DismantlingOn Experiments Dismantling WEB page: WEB page:
Ask your Supervisor / Team LeaderAsk your Supervisor / Team Leaderor the GLIMOSor the GLIMOS
Co-ordinator: Christian Joram, Co-ordinator: Christian Joram,
78909, 16041478909, 160414
http://www.cern.ch/exp-dismantling/info.htm
CERN's FUTURECERN's FUTURE
Good luck to Good luck to everyone everyone !!Good luck to Good luck to everyone everyone !!
Accident – Fire : Tel. 112 or RED Telephone or 74444. Technical Services Breakdown: Tel. 72201
LEP TUNNEL – Dismantling AreaFollow the rules concerning access and removal of equipment
You must hold a valid access card and wear a film badge in the areas indicatedPersonnel Access between : 7h00 – 19h00Equipment removal between: 8h00 – 12h00 & 13h00 – 17h00
Radiation measurements and Traceability compulsory for all equipment
No visitors
Transport of equipment between the machine tunnel and the experiments strictly forbidden
No smoking
No litter – keep the areas clean
Beware of heavy handling machinery
Safety helmets and safety shoes compulsory
DELPHI - Dismantling WorksiteRespect conditions of access and material removal
Access card and film badge compulsoryWorking hours for personnel: 7h00-19h00Removal of material: 8h00 - 12h00, 13h00 - 17h00
Compulsory control of radioactivity of materials
Safety helmet and Safety shoes compulsory
No smoking - Keep clear and tidy
Beware of handling gear operations and transport vehicles: Keep clear
Do not pass under the handling shaft
Visits forbidden
------------------------------------------------Accident, Fire: Telephone 112 or Red Telephone or 74444
Breakdown Service: Telephone 72201GLIMOS 160626
TRACEABILITYTRACEABILITY
R.Billen SL/MR
Dismantler
Cables
Container
Hand written label(Type, half cell)
Transport
Somewherein the tunnel
On the surface
Dispatcher
Tracer
Barcode
At the bottom of the shafts
TIS/RP
Start 2 Oct. 2000
PM15PM18PX24PM25PM45PM65PM85
LEPPits
Distribution of materials from the INB
ISR879…
LHCTT10…
For re-use
CERN
Radioactive waste
TIS/RP Zone (ISR)
R. BillenSL/MR/DBS
CE
RN
For sale/scrap
Transit Zone
Recycling,Institutes,labs, …Weighing
RADIATION GATE MONITOR
CERN