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Simona Incremona General Services and Technical Division November 27 th 2018 EuPRAXIA @SPARC_lab project Civil Engineering and Plants

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Simona IncremonaGeneral Services and Technical Division

November 27th 2018

EuPRAXIA@SPARC_lab projectCivil Engineering and Plants

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Dipartimento di Architettura, Design, Urbanistica

M. Faiferri,

GRUPPO DI LAVORO:S. Bartocci, L. Cabras, F. Pusceddu, R. Manca,E. Turco, C. Cannaos, D. Polese

S. IncremonaProgetto architettonico e Coordinamento

S. Cantarella Progetto impianti meccanici

R. Ricci Progetto impianti elettrici

S. Vescovi Progetto impianti antincendio

UNIVERSITA’ DEGLI STUDI DI SASSARI

New building: preliminary design

COLLABORATION BETWEEN:

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INTEGRATED DESIGN CONCEPTS integrated design of building and systems, pursuing the following goals:

• functionality• flexibility• space efficiency• sustainability• cost efficiency• life quality

Multidisciplinary design team: infrastructures (civil works, plants, safety, radioprotection…) and accelerator physics team study and analyze together the requirements and constraints throughout all the design phases.

The expected outcome will be achieved by a continuum feedback between the stakeholders.

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New building: INTEGRATED DESIGN

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Site chosen for the new building that will house

EuPRAXIA@SPARC_LAB

Main accessto LNF

LINAC

DAFNE

BTF

KLOE

SPARC

AdA

Aula Touschek

Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati

A

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Section view A-A

existingbuilding

fence

Via

Heise

nber

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Current situation

AA

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DESIGN CONSTRAINTS:

Urban planning guideline

Radioprotection requirements for the accelerator rooms

Slab stability against ground vibration and seismicity of the site

Space management (plants and users)

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New building

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Urban planning guideline

Standards Maximum buildable area: 5.418 m2

Maximum building volume: 53.330 m3

Maximum height of the building: 12 m

Frascati area is bounded by archaeological and environmental restrictions, as defined by the Piano Territoriale Paesistico Regionale of Lazio region.

We must follow a defined procedure to obtain the Authorization for Construction Permit.

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New building – design constraints

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Radioprotection requirements for the accelerator rooms

Roofo concrete (2 m thickness)o shielding soil (1 m thickness)

Wallo concrete (2 m thickness)

Shielding sliding doors

Chicane passages

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New building – design constraints

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Slab stability against ground vibration and seismicity of the site

A campaign of detailed ground motion measurements in LNF was performed for the SuperB project

For reference, following table summarizes the acceptable tolerance defined for Soleil Synchrotron (France):

9Extract from SuperB Committee report

New building – design constraints

LONG TERM SETTLEMENT (vertical)

100 µm over 10 m per year

10 µm over 10 m on a diurnal cycle

1 µm over 10 m in short-term (about 1 hour)

PUNCTUAL STATIC LOAD OF 500 kgΔz<6 µm under the load

Δz<1 µm at 2 m

DYNAMIC LOAD OF 100 kg Δz<1 µm (ptp) at 2 m

VIBRATIONS (0,1-70Hz) due to all effects induced by the facility

Δz<1 µm peak to peak

Δz<4 µm peak to peak

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The soil consist of volcanic products, with a good degree of stability. The survey was done to a depth of about 37 m.

layer of vegetable soil and fill material (about 1 to 3 m); Brown pyroclastic grounds (5 to 7 m layer); Lava rocks (1 to 2 m, max 4 m); Other layers of grey pyroclastic material, including pockets of scoria, lava tuff

elements.

From a seismic point of view, the site is classified 2B seismic area

The site is able to support heavy loads and to damp vibrations coming from natural sources and cultural noise.

Geological stratigraphyPARKING AREA PITCH

B

B

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PiazzaleG. Marconi

Total area: 9000 m2

- Green area with a difference in altitude about 7 m

- Parking area (36 space)- Football/tennis pitch - Temporary buildings

Current situation

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Area: ≈ 4.900 m2

Volume: ≈ 49.000 m3

EuPraxia building

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GROUND FLOOR:accelerator machine

FIRST LEVEL: control room and office

ROOF

EuPraxia building

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EuPraxia building – ground floor

storage area

Via Heisemberg

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EuPraxia building – ground floor

storage area

1st FUNCTIONAL ZONEVia Heisemberg

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Via Heisemberg

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EuPraxia building – ground floor

storage area

1st FUNCTIONAL ZONE

2nd FUNCTIONAL ZONE

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Via Heisemberg

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EuPraxia building – ground floor

storage area

1st FUNCTIONAL ZONE

2nd FUNCTIONAL ZONE

3rd FUNCTIONAL ZONE

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Via Heisemberg

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EuPraxia building – ground floor

storage area

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laser sync

500TW

500 TW THz

radiation users

experimental hall

ondulators / FEL linac

modulators & Klymodulators & Kly

FEL users

plants area

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EuPraxia building – ground floor _ updated layout

experimental hall

Via Heisemberg

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EuPraxia building – first level

control room

racksroom office

radiation users

ondulators / FEL linac

FEL users

office

Plant area

experimental hall

experimental hall

AHUs area

AHUs area AHUs area

Via Heisemberg

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EuPraxia building – roof level

Plantsarea

AHUs area

AHUs area AHUs area

Via Heisemberg

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EuPraxia building – section views

SECTION A-A’

SECTION B-B’

SECTION C-C’

SECTION D-D’

A-A’

B-B’

C-C’ D-D’

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The design is based on LNF Know-How and European best practices.

Fluids plants will be divided in:

De-ionized water cooling plant for electromagnets and RF systems,

Refrigeration plant to supply AHUs;

HVAC plant for accelerator area and ancillary rooms conditioning and radiation safety issues;

Technical gas and compressed air plants.

An auxiliary plants supervision and control system will assure the highest possible up-time and to reduce MTBF helping in fault diagnosis.

Energy efficiency and sustainability also drive plants design.

Preliminary design _ Fluids plants

In detail, for HVAC plant:

The temperature set will be the same for all seasons to stabilize the machine operational condition.

Particular attention will be paid to temperature stability in the critical rooms (lasers, ondulators...).

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Electrical Power

• Eupraxia@SPARCLab will be fed by the LNF 150/20 kV proprietary substation.

• A dedicated MV substation inside the building is equipped with 2 transformers 20/0,4 kV 1,6 MVA sized (3rd transformer ready).

• The LV switchboard is transformer fault tolerant.

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Main Loads: RF Modulators 700 kWMagnet power supplies 300 kWLASER 150 kWExperimental users 300 kWVacuum, electronics and controls 100 kW

TOTAL accelerator 1550 kW

Maximum expected cooling and HVAC load 1400 kW

MVSB 150/20 kV LNF

SUBSTATION

Cab. 3

20 kV

400 V

DVR(escluso dalla

fornitura)

LNF emergency PS

Max 60 kVA

Critical Loads

Normal loads

UPS(max 60 kVA)

UPS Loads

Preliminary design _ Electrical plants

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Main items: Lighting; Power distribution; Electrical Switchboards; Bus-bar power distribution, aimed to the maximum flexibility of the loads in the

technical areas; HVAC and cooling system powering; Common Bonding Network for EMC issues; Phone, to be integrated in the labs system; Electrical system control and supervision to be integrated into the existing one .

Main issues taken into account:• Availability and continuity• Non linear and unbalanced loads: modulator are extremely noisy loads on the network

to be compensate• Electromagnetic compatibility • Voltage dip compensating system

Preliminary design _ Electrical plants

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What have we done so far?

Preliminary design of the building completed

Call for tender for building design development ongoing

Purchase of the adjacent lot of land to be completed on November 29th

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EuPraxia building

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EuPraxia building - What have we done so far?

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1_FEL users hall

2_FEL users hall 3_Linac access

4_Linac access

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EuPraxia building - What have we done so far?

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Electrical and cooling plants

• Overall evaluation of technical requirements;

• Preliminary study of technical solutions in order to identify:

penetrations

space management

Electrical substation

Cooling pumping station

Open air dry cooler and chiller area

AHUs area for technical rooms and clean rooms

electrical penetrations

cooling penetrations

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Preliminary design _ Estimated cost (VAT not included)

CATEGORIES OF WORKS COST

Building € 3.000.000,00

Structure € 12.000.000,00

Water and sanitary system,Fire system

€ 1.400.000,00

Cooling and HVAC plants € 3.500.000,00

Electrical plants € 1.600.000,00

TOTAL AMOUNT EuSPARC € 21.500.000,00

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Building design - Timeline

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EuPraxia building _ future upgrade

1: underground tunnel

2: «Far end station» FEL users

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EuPraxia building _ future upgrade

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1: underground tunnel

2: «Far end station» FEL users

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EuPraxia building _ ground floor

«Far end station» FEL

users

60 m

«Near end station» FEL

users Via Heisemberg

14 m

17 m

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Thank you for your attention.