PIP-II Project Risk: SSR1 QPM Inadequate

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Bruce Hanna
PIP-II Risk Workshop
Thursday 4/6-4/7/2017
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Risk Owner: Bruce Hanna
The PIP-II Project Quench protection for SSR1 solenoid
magnets
Original design required a dump
New Cryo Magnetics design has cold diodes
Have quenched magnets at test facility
Risk Cause:
Planned QPM system does not include a resistive dump; if a
Quench analysis shows one is needed we will need to modify
the QPM
Risk Effect:
Inadequate quench protection can result in damage to the
magnet.
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A quench analysis will be done for SSR1. As a check the
analysis will be used for SSR1 which has quench results.
If we determine that voltages or temperatures could
exceed limits we may need to add a dump.
Probability
10%
Technical Impact
Low
Risk Rank
1 (Low)
Cause or Trigger
Quench analysis will indicate if this is necessary
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Cost Impact: (Single Point)
$20
Estimate:
Estimated cost of HINS dump.
Quality of Risk Estimate
Guess based on manpower costs and old Pos for dump parts.
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Project will work with TD and AD engineers to determine if we
need to make changes.
Start Date:
Summer of 2017.
End Date:
January 2018
Monitoring Required:
Periodic contact with TD engineers
PIP-II Risk Management
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Identify the risk owner, cause, and effect for inadequate quench protection in the PIP-II Project related to SSR1 solenoid magnets. Mitigation plan involves working with engineers to determine necessary changes starting summer 2017.

  • Risk Management
  • PIP-II Project
  • Quench Protection
  • Engineering
  • Mitigation

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  1. PIP-II Project Risk: SSR1 QPM Inadaquate Bruce Hanna PIP-II Risk Workshop Thursday 4/6-4/7/2017

  2. Risk Summary: Opportunity or Threat Risk Owner: Bruce Hanna The PIP-II Project Quench protection for SSR1 solenoid magnets Original design required a dump New Cryo Magnetics design has cold diodes Have quenched magnets at test facility Risk Cause: Planned QPM system does not include a resistive dump; if a Quench analysis shows one is needed we will need to modify the QPM Risk Effect: Inadequate quench protection can result in damage to the magnet. PIP-II Risk Management 2

  3. Risk: Probability, Technical Impact A quench analysis will be done for SSR1. As a check the analysis will be used for SSR1 which has quench results. If we determine that voltages or temperatures could exceed limits we may need to add a dump. Probability 10% Technical Impact Low Risk Rank 1 (Low) Cause or Trigger Quench analysis will indicate if this is necessary PIP-II Risk Management 3

  4. Risk: Cost Impact and Estimate Cost Impact: (Single Point) $20 Estimate: Estimated cost of HINS dump. Quality of Risk Estimate Guess based on manpower costs and old Pos for dump parts. PIP-II Risk Management 4

  5. Risk Mitigation Project will work with TD and AD engineers to determine if we need to make changes. Start Date: Summer of 2017. End Date: January 2018 Monitoring Required: Periodic contact with TD engineers PIP-II Risk Management 5

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