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--- hi:cooling:cooling:blmrackcooling [2023/02/01 15:26]
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+++ hi:cooling:cooling:blmrackcooling [2023/02/01 21:10] (current)
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 The period of oscillation changes. It is most likely related to outside temperature.
   * Switched the Tek MSO44 scope. The temperature in the rack is __28.3 C__ but there are no more oscillation. Seems the AC is ON all the time
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   * Removed the paper "roof" and turned off the HV. The temperature stabilized at __31.7 C__
   * Removed the HV main frame, the temperature dropped from __31 C__ to __26 C __
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   * Installed the HV under the scope, above the DAQ. Turned it on. The temperature stabilized at __31.5 C __.
     * There is a possibility to measure the HVCardsTemperature. The temperature is __ 30 C__
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   * Installed the HV under the DAQ in place of the NIM bin. The temperature stabilized at  __ 29.5 C__. The HV card temperature is __ 29 C__.
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   * Installed the NIM bin above the HV and the DAQ above the NIM bin. everything is on now. The temperature stabilized at __ 29.1 C __.
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 The temperature was the same for both sensors. Hence there is sufficient air mixing.
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 The outside temperature is __ 23 C__.
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 Based on the estimate we need of order of 1600-1700 W cooling power. So lets use 1750 W for the search.
-A DEC20 at __ 35 C __ ambient temperature should be able to cool down to __ 30 C __. This is a drop in replacement of a DEC15. It is 6 kg heavier than DEC15.
+A DEK20 at __ 35 C __ ambient temperature should be able to cool down to __ 30 C __. This is a drop in replacement of a DEK15. It is 6 kg heavier than DEK15.
+A DEK30 can cool bellow __ 20 C __ when operated at __ 35 C __ room temperature. But it requires more space and is 80 kg
+As extreme case lest take __ 40 C __ hall temperature. The the DEK20 should stabilize the rack temperature just bellow __ 35 C __. A DEK30 unit will no have problems keeping the temperature bellow __ 20 C __ even at __ 40 C __ ambient temperature.
-A DEC30 can cool bellow __ 20 C __ when operated at __ 35 C __ room temperature. But it requires more space and is 80 kg
+Therefore a DEK20 is the minimum suitable choice for the rack cooling. A DEK30 is to be considered if additional BLM will be operated from the same rack.
 ====== Summary ======
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   * The cooling power needed to control the temperature in the rack is of order of 1700 W. I expect to add 4 more units, 2 LED drivers and 2 switching matrices. The will add of order of 40 W. Hence, I use 1750 W for the estimates
   * A DEK15 unit operating in __ 35 C __ hall temperature will stabilize the rack temperature at around __ 40 C __.
-  * A DEK20 unit operating in  __ 35 C __ hall temperature will stabilize the rack temperature at around __ 30 C __.
+  * A DEK20 unit operating in  __ 35 C __ hall temperature will stabilize the rack temperature at around __ 30 C __. (Note: this is a drop in replacement of DEK15, it adds 6 kg to the roof load)
   * A DEK30 unit can keep the rack temperature bellow __ 20 C __ even in __ 35 C __ hall.

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