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OpenDay in CERN 16-OCT-2004

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Entrance B to the CERN complex

Typical small offices beside the street

Lots of transformers (foreground) and liquid helium hoppers (background) everywhere

The main computing center

Construction of the magnets for the ATLAS experiment

Finished magnet on the test bed
ATLAS detector schematic - the whole detectors is 46m long and 25m high
Three photos below: Construction of the inner detector (red part)
The magnets (photos above) are attached around the inner detector to form a cylindrical field. You can see one of the large magnets in the schematic - it is the grey ladder-like item in front of the red calorimeter, just above the yellow supports.

More information: ATLAS detector and LHC (Large Hadron Collider)



Muon chamber module for ATLAS

Description of the muon drift chamber
All the blue modules in the ATLAS schematic are such muon drift chambers

The single alu-pipe detectors operate at 3080V; gas mixture: 3bar Ar:CO2 (97:3)
Such chambers contain a wire of typical 50um

In the photo of the detector module on the left, every "knob" on the front side is one connector to one drift chamber pipe!
The Accelerator Factory
Construction of the superconducting quadrupole magnets that will be used for focusing protons before they are injected into the LHC
The Anti-Matter Hall - How it works: AM Factory @ cern.ch

Anti-protons - produced by the accelerator - are collected in the outer ring
(shielded with concrete plates), decelerated and collected in the area inside the ring

Red quadrupole magnet
used for focusing the anti-protons. Another similar type is used for keeping the anti-proton beam in the middle of the tube.

Status screen of the decelerator
: The linear falling lines represent slow-down intervals, while the flat parts are the beam focusing intervals. It takes 84 seconds to slow down the beam, until it is ready for collection

ATHENA Anti-hydrogen production area

Another view of the ATHENA area


More info on ATHENA

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