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MC Beamline
Tom lackowski
L1 Manager
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Project Organization
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Site Plan
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Scope • Main Injector type enclosure
10 feet wide x 8 feet high (typical except near MC-1 where higher ceiling will be required.
Painted walls and ceiling, sealed floor. Floor to have 3” cover over rebar to enable stand anchorage.
Channel inserts walls and ceiling @ 8’ o/c. (no inserts 5’ from floor on aisle side)
• Shielding 13 feet of earth/concrete for M-4 beamline. (w/ beamline 4’ from clg.) 6 to 9 feet for g-2 beamline. Shielding needed within enclosure
between MC-1 building and M-4 / Delivery Ring.
• Access is provided from Ring enclosure- lift provided for magnet installation. Shielding hatch provided for magnet installation / replacement.
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Typical Cross Section
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Scope
• HVAC & Process Water A concept exits that integrates
the requirements for beamline
and Mu2e. G-2 is isolated from
beamline. LCW provided by g-2 and Mu2e
• Electrical 500 MCM ground along beamlines. Quad 120V & duplex 208V utility outlets at 60’ 480V welding outlets at 400’ Three 18” cable trays provided (one tray will contain line type heat
detection)
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Cost by Division
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Preliminary Costs
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$9,200,000 Planned
$9,200,000 Planned
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Cost Curve
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