Endcap Module Production Survey

This page shows the status of the endcap module production. The information that can be found here is:

Last update: 18-OCT-05

Production Progress

This table shows some statistics on End-cap module production. The total number of modules built refers to the number of assembled modules. Good modules are modules passing all the required tests, Pass are the number of modules in the PASS category and the same applies to Hold and Failed. Not tested modules are modules for which not all of the required tests have been made. Faile and untested modules are listed here.

The efficiency, or yield, is computed on the fully tested modules: good/(total-untested) or (good+pass)/(total-untested).

The Done column is computed as (ngood + npass)/(1.05 * todo) where todo is the actual number of modules without contingency.

The Needed column is a bit more involved and is computed as 1.05 * todo - ngood -npass -yield*untested. It indicates the number f modules which are still needed to account for the 5% contingency of the module onto disk assembly.

Remaining represents the number of modules remaining to complete the 20% contingency. It is computed as 1.2 *todo - built

For both Needed and Remaining, negative numbers represent an excess of modules.


Summary Built Good Pass Hold Failed Not tested Yield (G) Yield (G+P) Done(1) Needed Remaining (2)
All 2389 2052 158 113 55 11 86.3% 92.9% 107.9% -172. -48.
Clusters Built Good Pass Hold Failed Not tested Yield (G) Yield (G+P) Done(1) Needed Remaining (2)
UK-V 916 798 60 46 12 0 87.1% 93.7% 107.2% -58. -2.
CS 716 651 29 4 27 5 91.6% 95.6% 112.8% -82. -27.
CE 757 603 69 63 16 6 80.3% 89.5% 104.1% -32. -19.
Types Built Good Pass Hold Failed Not tested Yield (G) Yield (G+P) Done(1) Needed Remaining (2)
Outer 1118 995 61 23 34 5 89.4% 94.9% 110.3% -103. -24.
Inner 496 392 39 46 16 3 79.5% 87.4% 102.6% -14. -16.
MidL 681 609 31 33 5 3 89.8% 94.4% 108.8% -55. -9.
MidS 94 56 27 11 0 0 59.6% 88.3% 98.8% 1. 2.
Sites Built Good Pass Hold Failed Not tested Yield (G) Yield (G+P) Done(1) Needed Remaining (2)
Freiburg 229 165 26 28 7 3 73.0% 84.5% 98.3% 1. -7.
Geneva 653 608 20 2 23 0 93.1% 96.2% 109.7% -56. 1.
MPI 423 352 39 29 0 3 83.8% 93.1% 106.4% -26. -3.
MPI-MidL 329 296 12 18 0 3 90.8% 94.5% 108.6% -27. -5.
MPI-MidS 94 56 27 11 0 0 59.6% 88.3% 98.8% 1. 2.
Manchester 634 552 43 31 8 0 87.1% 93.8% 107.3% -41. -0.
Manchester-Inn 162 141 9 12 0 0 87.0% 92.6% 105.8% -8. 0.
Manchester-Mid 195 176 11 6 2 0 90.3% 95.9% 111.3% -19. -3.
Manchester-Out 277 235 23 13 6 0 84.8% 93.1% 105.5% -13. 3.
Melbourne 63 43 9 2 4 5 74.1% 89.7% 165.1% -25. -27.
NIKHEF 105 86 4 6 9 0 81.9% 85.7% 97.4% 2. 1.
Valencia 282 246 17 15 4 0 87.2% 93.3% 107.0% -17. -1.
Valencia-Mid 157 137 8 9 3 0 87.3% 92.4% 106.2% -9. -1.
Valencia-Out 125 109 9 6 1 0 87.2% 94.4% 108.1% -9. -0.

(1)The percentage of completion is calculated as the ratio between the number of G+P modules built and the total number of G+P plus the 5% contingency corresponding to the module to disk assembly.

(2)The number of remaining G+P modules is estimated as the number needed to complete the original commitment of G+P modules plus the 5% contingency corresponding to the module to disk assembly. Note that the untested modules are counted in this calculation together with the current estimate of the G+P yield. A negative value means overproduction.


The plot below shows the evolution of the production for the different module types. Numbers correspond to number of modules built which have all the required tests made, that is, Good+Fail+Hold. Plots are stacked so that the envelope corresponds to the total number of modules. The dates are those of the last test made on the module.

Modules available for disk

The tables below show the modules taht are already either at Liverpool or at NIKHEF.

Total number of modules of different types ready to be mounted
Outer MidL MidS InnH InnC
UK VLC GVA Melb. UK VLC MPI MPI UK Frb NKF Frb
Liverpool 229 106 136 0 141 19 131 40 123 0 9 70
476 291 40 123 79
NIKHEF 20 12 472 0 46 126 154 43 0 107 80 4
506 326 43 107 84