Summary Of Session 7: Accelerators And Non-LHC Experiment Areas Consolidation Up To LS3

Authors

  • M. Benedikt CERN, Geneva
  • F. Sonnemann CERN, Geneva

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5170/CERN-2015-002.31

Keywords:

LHC, performance, Chamonix.

Abstract

The session on non-LHC consolidation aimed at establishing a coherent view of the main consolidation activities planned until end of LS2 (2019), with an outlook on major activities until 2023, grouped by machine(s) or experimental area(s), across all the technical groups and covering all accelerators and experimental areas, except the LHC. The session did not
include items covered by the LIU or other construction projects. A focus was put on the analysis of consolidation requests per machine/facility, as seen from operations. Therefore the analysis was limited to technical systems and system groups closely linked to machine operation. This paper summarises Session 7 on the non-LHC accelerators and experimental  areas consolidation up to LS3. The main topics covered during the presentations are briefly recalled.

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Published

2016-02-02

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Vol. 2 (2015): Proceedings of the Chamonix 2014 Workshop on LHC Performance

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