International Workshop on Accelerator Alignment 2010

Session

D2, S2, Instrumentation, software and methods

14 Sept 2010, 10:50

Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron

11. INTERCOMPARISON TESTS WITH HLS AND WPS

Mr Andreas Herty (CERN)

14/09/2010, 10:50

instrumentation, software and methods

Since the 1990s, hydrostatic levelling sensors (HLS) and wire position sensors (WPS) are used for monitoring applications in the accelerator alignment. The sensors are at different levels of development, ranging from prototype to off-the-shelf sensors, and use different technologies to achieve µm resolution. Both, the Compact Linear Collider (CLIC) project as well as the International Linear...

9. THE COLLIMATOR SURVEY TRAIN

Mr Patrick Bestmann (CERN)

14/09/2010, 11:10

instrumentation, software and methods

Prompt radiation created during the beam cleaning process of the LHC will lead to highly activated beam line components in the cleaning insertions. The ALARA principle (As Low As Reasonable Achievable) is restricting the intervention time in these areas to an absolute minimum and conventional alignment methods will clearly exceed the limits. Based on the inspection train TIM (Train Inspection...

67. Straight Line Reference System, the poisson line versus classical alignment laser.

Mr Christian Schwalm (DESY)

14/09/2010, 11:30

The Poisson line versus classical alignment laser.

69. Vendor Presentation, R. Kinzel, GDV Systems

14/09/2010, 11:50

GDV Systems

75. The European XFEL Project, an Introduction.

Dr Frank Poppe (European XFEL GmbH)

14/09/2010, 12:05