Tag: WP8 – Collider-Experiment Interface
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Exceptional transport operations to make way for HiLumi LHC | home.cern
Exceptional transport operations to make way for HiLumi LHC | home.cern The first two massive components of the LHC have been removed from the accelerator tunnel following a complex handling operation By Corinne Pralavorio on home.cern A complex operation has just taken place with the removal of the first massive pieces of equipment from the
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The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and CERN sign a New Framework Collaboration Agreement
On 30 September 2025 the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and CERN concluded a Framework Collaboration Agreement, aimed at strengthening the scientific and technical cooperation with the High-Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) project. Under this agreement – concluded within the scope of HL-LHC Work Package 8, which focuses on the interface between the LHC experiments and accelerator…
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Collider-experiment interface: how engineers are preparing for manoeuvres in this highly restricted region of the HL-LHC
Engineers have started to use a life-sized mockup, named GALLUS V2, of the highly restricted region between the collision points and the tunnel at ATLAS and CMS, to test alignment and handling procedures.
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Robotic solution: successful preparation of the CMS rotating shielding for future HL-LHC vacuum module installation
The CMS rotating shielding has now been successfully modified in-situ to prepare it to receive new vacuum modules for the HL-LHC, using a specifically designed method to deal with the space and radiation constraints of this complex manoeuvre.
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Q1-TAXS region mock-up visit
Q1-TAXS region mock-up visit By Oliver Boettcher, WP8 Deputy Leader, and Francisco Sanchez Galan, WP8 Leader (CERN) Several members of the HL-LHC Project Office visited the Q1-TAXS region mock-up built by the WP8 team in their workshop (bldg. 867/R-K75) for HL-LHC machine experiment interface studies. At the tunnel ends, the last inner focusing quadrupole magnet
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JTT installation completed
JTT installation completed By Oliver Boettcher and Francisco Sanchez-Galan, HL-LHC WP8 (CERN) Exactly one week after installing the first JTT on ATLAS A-side (August 12th), the second JTT on the C-side was also successfully completed on August 19th. These achievements were the product of intensive activity coordination and a high level of commitment of all



