Installation of the D1 magnet into the IT String at CERN скачать в хорошем качестве

Installation of the D1 magnet into the IT String at CERN

The D1 cryoassembly, containing the separation dipole developed for the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider (HL-LHC) by the Japanese institute KEK, was successfully installed in the IT String on 4 November 2024. The cryoassembly was carefully transported to its final position using specialised equipment, including a load truck, a ROCLA vehicle, an overhead crane, and a transfer table. The transport operation was successfully coordinated by the IT String and magnet teams. The next steps include connecting the D1 to the cryogenic line via a dedicated jumper and integrating it with neighbouring cryoassemblies. These processes will be verified through quality control procedures, such as electrical quality assurance tests and vacuum leak tests. Video by Mike Struik and Gabrielle Pepin Fontaine De Bonnerive (CERN)