[Tpe] base plate for calorimeter -TPE 2010
David Kashy
kashy at jlab.org
Wed Sep 15 14:28:31 EDT 2010
Hi Brian,
Here is the plate. Be sure to center the CG not on the plate, but on the
pattern of 8 holes that are offset from the center.
You can use any or all of the holes in the four corners to mount the
calorimeter, and you can put a spacer plate between our plate and the
calorimeter too.
Please note that the beam should go from bottom to top of the page so
the 8 hole pattern is toward the downstream edge of the plate.
As a follow up on the chicane tunnel, I believe we had two aluminum
plates ~3/4" or 1" thick about 4'x4' square for the bottom of the tunnels.
http://www.jlab.org/~tilles/miniT/TPE%20BCAL%202006/P1060229.JPG
http://www.jlab.org/~tilles/miniT/TPE%20BCAL%202006/P1060224.JPG
Doug, Will you please take a look for those aluminum plates as we will
need them again.
when you find them let me know. We will likely want to get two more
because this time we probably will not use any borated polyurathane
block and that was the structural material for the tops last time. We
also will probably need more lead bricks or concrete block or both. I'll
try to summarize the expected max quantities at a later date...
Thanks
Dave
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