From: KEKVAX::TERADA 11-MAY-1998 15:51:15.04 To: YOSHIMUR CC: IMAZATO,MINORU,BANPAKU,YAMANOI,NUMAJIRI,KONDO,UNNO,KOHRIKI,TERADA Subj: beam request for p-irradiation (T363) May 11th, 1998 S.Terada; KEK Subj: Request for a proton irradiation (T363) at EP1-A Dear Yoshimura-san, We want to carry out a proton irradiation on silicon detectors developed for the ATLAS experiment (T363) at the beginning of the next beam cycle which will be starting on June 3rd, 1998. Outline of our plan is as follows; Purpose: To verify radiation hardness of the newly developed silicon strip detectors for the ATLAS experiment. Setup: The samples are placed in the coldbox equipped with Peltier thermo-cooler units to be cooled down to -5 deg. C. To reduce materials intercepting beams the samples inside the coldbox is arranged into two rows, upper and lower rows. The cold box is moved by using a remote controlled movable table so as to irradiate the silicon detector as uniformly as possible. Target fluences: 3.0 x 1014 protons/cm2 uniformly over the area of 64 x 64 cm2 x 2rows Expected exposure time: 24 hours in total We assumed an extracted beam intensity as 2 x 1012 ppp in every 3 seconds. Materials and their thickness intercepting the beam at upstream of EP1-A: 1. Upper row; Silicon detector (64 x 64 x 0.3mm3) ---------- 8 0.026 X0 Al. foil (0.1mmt) + Mylar (0.1 mmt) -------- 1 0.001 X0 Cold box walls-------------------------------- 0.02 X0 Total: 0.047 X0 2. Lower row; Silicon detector (64 x 64 x 0.3mm3) ---------- 8 0.026 X0 Al. foil (0.1mmt) + Mylar (0.1 mmt) -------- 1 0.001 X0 Cold box walls----------------------------------- 0.02 X0 Total: 0.047 X0 Schedule: June 1st (Mon.) 10:00 - 17:00; to tune up the movable stage June 2nd (Tue.) 14:00 - 17:00; to set up the movable stage and the cold box at EP1-A beam line June 3rd (Wed.) 9:00 21:00; Beam exposure for the upper row June 4th (Thu.) 9:00 21:00; Beam exposure for the lower row July 6 (Mon) 14:00 - 15:00; To take out the coldbox from EP1 area and bring them to the radiation safety building for activity measurements. Best regards, Susumu Terada