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ARNAB BANERJEE
Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, India
VECC participation
a.Build ~10% of the MRPC modules (~12 + spares)
b.Will provide hardware for the entire low voltage system
c. Take part in data analysis, calibration, simulation
L ~ 10 km for down going ~12000 km for up going
E~ few MeV-100GeV Down near detectorno oscillationUp far detector Oscillation
Oscillation of atmospheric neutrinos
L’
L
= P( ; L/E) N up(L/E)
N down(L’/E)
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RPC/MRPC building experience at VECC
1. Facilities developed for RPC R&D for India-based Neutrino Observatory (INO):
INO Detector Iron Calorimeter (ICAL)
Mass: 50 kTonSize : 48 m (x) 16m (y) 12 m (z) 140 layers of 6 cm thick iron with 2.5 cm gap for active elements
Magnetic field ~ 1 Tesla along y-direction
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Two 2 mm thick float BakeliteSeparated by 2 mm spacer
2 mm thick spacer
Resistive plates
Complete RPC Graphite coating on the outer surfaces of Resistive plates
Pickup strips
Resistive Plate Chamber for INO
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Full facility for testing 12-RPCs simultaneously and forming tracks in mag. Field
8 Glass RPC + 4 Bakelite RPC
1 Tesla Uniform magnetic field
1m x 1m Bakelite RPC build at VECC
gas system
HV
LV
FEE
2. Double Gap Bakelite MRPC:
Bakelite: procured locally. Dimension: 30 cm X 20 cm
3. Four Gap Bakelite MRPC:
Dimension: 23 cm X 23 cm
10 mm
230 mm
Perspex base
Grooving for gas flow (4 mm X 2 mm)
230 mm
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4. Six Gap Glass RPC: Dimension : 20 cm X 8 cm
Graphite paint is used as conductive material
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Glass: procured from GSIGlass Thickness: 600 μmGas gap: 200 μm
cosmic-ray test setup
Gas distribution system (MFC based)
Gas: Ar, iso-butane, SF6 , Freon(R134a)
Can be adjusted for both streamer & avalanche mode
Schematic representation of cosmic ray setupSchematic representation of cosmic ray setup
Master trigger signal = SC1 .AND. SC2 .AND. SCF
Efficiency = (RPC count in coincidence with master trigger) (Master trigger count)
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Time resolution : START with Master trigger STOP with MRPC
6 7 8 9 100
20
40
60
80
100
High Voltage (kV)
Effi
cien
cy (
%)
7.5 8.0 8.5 9.00
2
4
6
8
average arrival time
FWHM
aver
age
arriv
al ti
me
(ns)
High Voltage (kV)
FW
HM
(ns
)
20
30
40
50
60
70
Efficiency > 90%Time resolution (FWHM) ~ 3 ns
1. 1m X 1m Bakelite RPC
2. Bakelite MRPC
Efficiency > 95%Time resolution(FWHM) ~ 2 ns
3. Glass MRPC
Efficiency > 90%Time resolution ~ 500 ps (σ)
Facility at VECC for LMRPC production for MTD:
• New Lab for LMRPC production
• Gas distribution system
• HV
• Cosmic setup
Requirements from the collaboration:
Read-out system ( electronics for high time resolution measurement)
Raw materials (glass, fishing line , scintillators, etc.)
Pick-up strips
Painting materials & procedure
Are they centrally available ???
Production Plan:
After having all the raw materials
Module Time
1 ~ 20 days
12 ~ 1 years
Fabrication :
Testing :
Module Time
12 ~ 1.5 years
After having all the Read-out system
If required we can do both the fabrication and test simultaneously
Analysis: Analysis is going on for : RUN10 : Cosmic RUN9 : p-p collision
plots indicates the positionof the MTD properly
Plots for RUN10 cosmic: