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    Accelerator Reliability Workshop 2026 (ARW2026)

    15–20 Nov 2026
    Hotel Aomori
    Asia/Tokyo timezone

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    The Cost of Unreliability: Failures, Consequences, and Recovery

    16 Nov 2026, 15:30
    Hotel Aomori

    Hotel Aomori

    1-1-23 Tsutsumi-machi, Aomori-shi, Aomori, Japan

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    The Cost of Unreliability: Failures, Consequences, and Recovery

    • Kathleen Genge (TRIUMF)

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    1. 36. ISIS Target Station one, Recovery from a sticky position
      Mark Shaw (STFC - ISIS)
      16/11/2026, 15:30
      Oral

      At the heart of the ISIS Neutron and muon source are two target stations. Each target station uses a 25 metre long trolley system to transfer the Target Reflector and Moderator assembly from its operational position in the centre of the target station monolith, to a hot cell for maintenance. This approach reduces the duration of maintenance shutdowns and avoids the need to dismantle shielding...

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    2. 75. Recovering Maintainability Through Interface Reconstruction in the LIPAc RFQ Cooling System
      Keitaro Kondo (QST)
      16/11/2026, 16:00
      Oral

      The Linear IFMIF Prototype Accelerator (LIPAc) is jointly developed by Europe and Japan. The RFQ and its cooling system were procured by INFN-LNL, Italy, and delivered to Japan as an in-kind contribution. The cooling system is a complex subsystem consisting of six pumps with multiple temperature-control loops and is controlled by a hybrid Schneider-Siemens PLC architecture. Since commissioning...

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    3. 55. Parallel operation and how we intend to resume operations after the fire.
      Markus Vossberg (GSI Germany)
      16/11/2026, 16:30
      Oral

      At GSI, during the 2025 beam time, the accelerator complex achieved its highest availability in many years. Everything was geared toward realizing the First Beam Event for FAIR by the end of 2026. At the beginning of 2026, however, a fire occurred during a test run in the RF system. The entire RF system was destroyed, and many devices were severely affected by smoke and firefighting water....

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