Meeting Updates and Safety Measures at FCalPulse - July 8, 2021
Stay updated on the recent developments and safety protocols implemented at FCalPulse. Learn about monitoring and online analysis, LN2 dewars, PPE, and more. Explore the detailed agenda and essential information related to COVID-19 health and safety measures. Dive into the specifics of the cryostat setup and its radiation protection aspects. Join us to ensure a secure and efficient working environment at FCalPulse.
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FCalPulse Local Mtg J.Rutherfoord 8 Jul 2021 v1
Agenda News Preparations Rob Monitoring and on-line analysis - Graham 8 Jul 2021 J. Rutherfoord 2
News LN2 dewars Indium foil Learning https://lms.cern.ch/ekp/servlet/ekp?TX=widgetcontainerpage COVID-19 Health and Safety Measures Proximeter Safety at CERN Emergency Evacuation Radiation Protection Awareness ISIEC Form for our FCalPulse experiment 8 Jul 2021 J. Rutherfoord 3
FCalPulse in H2 zone PPE 172 8 Jul 2021 J. Rutherfoord 4
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The cryostat can has been made semi-transparent in this drawing to show the cooling loops and brass shielding inside. This shielding is to cut down on the Sr-90 radiation. Exposure at 1 m is expected to be approximately at the natural background level. Cryostat temperature regulation is via gas pressure, so immune to power outages. 8 Jul 2021 J. Rutherfoord 8
