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A1.01 PROJECT MANAGEMENT BNL/Cornell Michnoff A1.01.01 Milestones BNL/Cornell Michnoff This scope is a placeholder for all project high level milestones for NYSERDA. There is no cost or labor related to this WBS element. A1.01.02 Project Management BNL/Cornell Michnoff This scope primarily supports labor for two principle investigators, the project director, the Brookhaven Lab project manager and the Cornell University project manager. Responsibilities include cost analysis and control, project schedule activities and monitoring, and high level scientific and engineering review of activities. A1.01.03 Meetings & Reviews BNL/Cornell Michnoff This scope includes time for staff to participate in review meetings and at scientific conferences, including preparation work. The estimate is based on one review per year. WBS Task Name Institution WBS Manager A1.02 ACCELERATOR DESIGN Cornell Mayes A1.02.01 Baseline Splitter Lattice Design Cornell Mayes This scope includes the magnetic steering and focusing design and simulation for the Splitter sections (SX, RX), mechanisms for path length adjustment, and error correction analysis. A1.02.02 Fractional Arc Lattice Design Cornell Mayes This scope includes design and simulation for the beam lines from the MLC through the first girder of FFAG A1.02.03 Single Pass Lattice Design Cornell Mayes This scope includes designing and simulating the one-pass energy recovery mode lattice. It also includes accelerator physics analysis and simulations for this machine, such as error and their correction, beam halo, beam breakup instability, and coherent synchrotron radiation. A1.02.04 Four Pass Lattice Design Cornell Mayes This scope includes the same studies as the single pass design, but for the full four-pass machine. A1.03 DC GUN/INJECTOR Cornell Gulliford A1.03.01 DC Gun/ Injector Line Preparation Cornell Smolenski This scope includes all labor and minor purchases required to get the DC electron source (gun) and beamline components up to the Injector Cryomodule (ICM) operational. It includes maintenance and repairs to the existing DC electron source (gun) and buncher cavity. A1.03.02 Laser Modifications/Upgrade Cornell Bartnik This scope includes all labor and purchases required to implement modifications to the existing laser system in order to provide laser beam to the cathodes for bunch frequency / patterns required for CBETA operations, which differ from past implementations. A new laser room will be build immediately next to the gun for ease of laser transport.. Excludes procurement and installment of the physical laser room which is covered in WBS 1.11 in System Integration. A1.03.03 Cathode Development Cornell Cultera This scope includes all labor and purchases required produce photocathodes required by CBETA. A1.03.04 B1: Merger Modification Cornell Moore This scope includes all labor and purchases required for the design, fabrication, and installation of the B1: Merger section of the CBETA machine. This includes the magnets, girders, instrumentation, and vacuum system for the B1: Merger which injects beam into the CBETA recirculator. A1.03.05 B2: Diagnostic Line Cornell Moore This scope includes all labor and purchases required for the design, fabrication, and installation of the B2: Diagnostic section of the CBETA machine. This includes the magnets, girders, instrumentation, and vacuum A1.04 RF SYSTEMS Cornell Furuta A1.04.01 Main Linac Cryomodule (MLC) Preparation Cornell Quigley This scope includes the work required to warm and move the MLC into final position for CBETA operation, including all modifications to the instrumentation. A1.04.02 LLRF Cornell Quigley This scope includes the design, installation, and testing of the low level RF control system. This includes the relevant testing for pre-beam commissioning. A1.04.03 RF Power Sources Cornell Quigley testing of the solid state amplifiers (SSAs) which power the MLC cavities and the related waveguides and cabling. This also includes installation of the RF deflector cavity for the diagnostics beamline and its related RF hardware. A1.04.04 Cryogenics Cornell Sabol testing of the cryogenic infrastructure to support the operation of the ICM and MLC. This includes the additional pump skids, transfer lines, and heat exchangers for the cryo system. Construction of a helium purifier and routine maintenance of the refrigerators is included. A1.04.05 Cryomodule Instrumentation and Controls Cornell Sabol This scope includes the design and procurement of instrumentation and sensors needed for MLC operations and related installation and testing. CBETA Cost and Schedule Review February 2017 Page 1 of 5 WBS L3 Dictionary: Page 1 of 5

A1.05 FFAG MAGNETS & GIRDERS BNL Tuozzolo A1.05.01 Halbach Magnets BNL Mahler This scope includes the design, procurement, & testing of the QF & QD Halbach magnets, with support/alignment hardware and cooling. A1.05.02 Halbach Corrector Magnets BNL Trabocchi This scope includes the design, procurement, and testing of the dipole and quadrupole corrector magnet assemblies. A1.05.03 Magnet Characterization & Measurement BNL Brooks This scope includes the activities, including labor and hardware, related to magnet characterization, QA, and Multipole tuning. A1.05.04 FFAG Girders BNL Mahler This scope includes the design, procurement, and inspection of arc and straight girders. A1.05.05 FFAG Magnet/Girders Assembly BNL/Cornell Mahler This scope includes the installation of magnets, vacuum chambers, and support components on girders and shipment to Cornell for final installation. A1.06 SPLITTER Cornell Burke A1.06.01 Electromagnets Cornell Burke This scope includes the design, procurement, & testing of 144 magnets consisting of 64 quadrupoles, 36 dipoles, 8 septa, 4 commons and 32 vertical correctors. This includes supporting/alignment hardware. A1.06.02 Extraction Line Magnets Cornell Burke This scope includes the design, procurement, & testing of 6 magnets consisting of 4 quadrupoles and 2 dipoles and any supporting/alignment hardware. The remaining components to the beam stop preexist. A1.06.03 Tables Cornell Burke This scope includes the design, procurement, & testing of four tables to which the magnets are mounted. The tables will provide a stable platform capable of multiple configurations. Other components to facilitate electrical, cooling, vacuum and signal requirements are also in this scope. A1.06.04 Table Assembly Cornell Burke This scope includes the assembly and surveying of the magnets onto the table and connecting the electrical, cooling and signal interconnects. Providing mounting interfaces to the vacuum is also in this scope. A1.06.05 General Support Cornell Burke This scope includes travel to magnet and table suppliers, general material and supplies, and software. A1.07 POWER SUPPLIES Cornell Barley** A1.07.01 Splitter: Dipole Power Supplies Cornell supplies as well as related cabling and racks for the Splitter Dipole A1.07.02 Splitter: Quadrupole Power Supplies Cornell supplies as well as related cabling and racks for the Splitter Quadrupole A1.07.03 Splitter: Corrector Power Supplies Cornell supplies as well as related cabling and racks for the Splitter Corrector A1.07.04 FFAG Corrector Power Supplies Cornell supplies as well as related cabling and racks for the FFAG arc Halbach magnet window frame correctors. This includes both vertical and horizontal correctors. Quadrupole corrector power supplies are not included. A1.08 CONTROLS Cornell Dobbins A1.08.01 Network Infrastructure Cornell Dobbins network infrastructure devices such as network switches, serial device servers, and cables. A1.08.02 Computer Hardware Cornell Dobbins computer hardware devices such as the EPICS IOC computers, operator consoles etc. A1.08.03 Network Services Cornell Dobbins network services such as file servers. A1.08.04 EPICS Services Cornell Dobbins This scope includes the design, development, and testing of EPICS Services such as the archiver, alarm handler, database configuration, save/restore features, etc. A1.08.05 EPICS Device Support Cornell Dobbins This scope includes the design, development, and testing of EPICS device supports, including BPMs, BAMs, and magnet power supplies. CBETA Cost and Schedule Review February 2017 Page 2 of 5 WBS L3 Dictionary: Page 2 of 5

A1.08 CONTROLS (cont'd) Cornell Dobbins A1.08.06 EPICS IOCs Cornell Dobbins This scope includes the design, development, and testing of EPICS IOCs, for magnet power supplies, vacuum, RF power, low level RF, BPMs, Cryogenics, personnel protection, machine protection, dump, BLM, gun, view screens, beam stops and BAMs. (Some RF IOC software will be provided as part of the RF WBS section A1.04.) A1.08.07 Operator Interface Cornell Dobbins This scope includes the design, development, and testing of the Operator Interface for magnet power supplies, vacuum, RF power, low level RF, BPMs, Cryogenics, personnel protection, machine protection, dump, BPM, gun, view screens, beam stops and BAMs. A1.08.08 Control Applications Cornell Dobbins This scope includes the design, development, and testing of Control applications. The only known and required application at this time is for orbit correction. A1.08.09 Timing System Cornell Dobbins This scope includes the design, development, and testing of the timing system. A1.08.10 Machine Protection System Cornell Dobbins This scope includes the design, development, and testing of the machine protection system. A1.09 INSTRUMENTATION Cornell Dobbins A1.09.01 Injector and Mirror Merger Cornell Dobbins This scope includes support for the re-configuration, installation, testing, and commissioning of existing diagnostics for the B1: Merger and B2: Diagnostic Lines A1.09.02 Beam Arrival Monitors BNL/Cornell Michnoff/Dobbins his scope includes the design, procurement, assembly, installation, and testing of Beam Arrival Monitors (BAMs) to measure beam time of flight of the different energy beams in the Injection Line and Splitters. This includes all required cables and electronics. Equipment racks are expected to be available from Cornell's existing inventory. Dedicated Beam Position Monitor (BPM) button signals will be used for the BAMs. The BPM buttons are provided under the Vacuum system, WBS 1.10. A1.09.03 Beam Current Monitors Cornell Dobbins testing of the Beam Current Monitor devices. Two beam current monitors are anticipated - one in the injection line and one in the dump line. This WBS section includes all beam-line hardware, cables and electronics. Equipment racks are expected to be available from Cornell's existing inventory. A1.09.04 Beam Loss Monitors Cornell Dobbins testing of the Beam Loss Monitor (BLM) system. In addition to providing beam loss measurements for monitoring, the BLM system will provide digital outputs to the Machine Protection System (MPS) to inhibit beam when beam losses exceed a programmable threshold value. This WBS section includes the loss monitor devices themselves, related high voltage power supplies, cables and electronics. Equipment racks are expected to be available from Cornell's existing inventory. A1.09.05 Beam Position Monitors BNL Michnoff testing of the Beam Position Monitor (BPM) system. This includes all required cables and electronics. Equipment racks are expected to be available from Cornell's existing inventory. The BPM buttons are provided under the Vacuum system, WBS 1.10. A1.09.06 View Screens Cornell Dobbins testing of the view screens system. This includes all required cameras, actuators, cables and electronics. Equipment racks are expected to be available from Cornell's existing inventory. The vacuum chamber devices are provided under the Vacuum section, WBS 1.10. A1.09.07 Beam Stops Cornell Dobbins testing of the insertable beam stops. This includes all required beam stop material, actuators, cables and electronics. Equipment racks are expected to be available from Cornell's existing inventory. The vacuum chamber devices are provided under the Vacuum section, WBS 1.10. CBETA Cost and Schedule Review February 2017 Page 3 of 5 WBS L3 Dictionary: Page 3 of 5

A1.10 VACUUM SYSTEM & BEAM STOP Cornell Li A1.10.01 Arc Vacuum Chamber Assemblies Cornell Li testing of vacuum chambers in the FFAG arcs (FA, TA, TB and FB sections) for the CBETA project. This also includes the includes the beam pipe, bellows, flanges, welds between beam pipe sections, beam position monitor chambers and buttons, flanged beam pipe sections for view screens, and view screen assemblies. A1.10.02 Beam Splitter Chamber Assemblies Cornell Burke testing of vacuum chambers in the splitters (SX and RX sections) for the CBETA project. This includes the includes the beam pipe, bellows, flanges, welds between beam pipe sections, beam position monitor chambers and buttons, flanged beam pipe sections for view screens, and view screen assemblies. A1.10.03 Injection BL and Dump BL Dipole Chamber Assemblies Cornell Li testing of dipole chambers to integrate existing accelerator components in the IN/DI/LA/DL sections for the CBETA project. This includes the includes the beam pipe, bellows, flanges, welds between beam pipe sections, beam position monitor chambers and buttons, flanged beam pipe sections for view screens, and view screen assemblies. A1.10.04 Straight Vacuum Chamber Assemblies Cornell Li testing of vacuum chambers in the FFAG straight (ZA and ZB sections) for the CBETA project. This includes the includes the beam pipe, bellows, flanges, welds between beam pipe sections, beam position monitor chambers and buttons, flanged beam pipe sections for view screens, and view screen assemblies. A1.10.05 Vacuum System - Pumps and Gauges Cornell Li This scope includes specification of requirements, procurement and testing of vacuum pumps, gauges and valves for the CBETA project. A1.10.06 Global Vacuum System - Supplies & Support Cornell Johnson This scope includes the procurement and maintenance of general vacuum supplies (gaskets, bakeout consumables, etc.) and general vacuum supports (leak checking, bakeout setup, etc.) for the CBETA project. A1.11 SYSTEM INTEGRATION Cornell Gallagher A1.11.01 Global Infrastructure Cornell Gallagher This scope includes the labor, materials and service needed to relocate systems, equipment and components that currently occupy space required for the CBETA project, and to reconfigure the facility to permit installation of the CBETA. A1.11.02 Beamline System Integration (Installation) Cornell Gallagher This scope includes the labor and materials used for the installation and assembly of the ten distinct accelerator loop and beam-stop sections that comprise the CBETA. A1.12 BEAM COMMISSIONING Cornell Bartnik A1.12.01 Gun, Injector Cryomodule (ICM), and Beam Stop (Complete) Cornell Bartnik and minor maintenance to recover basic operation of the gun, injector, and beam dump subsystems, and test at KPP current. A1.12.02 Diagnostics Line (Existing but Relocated) Cornell Bartnik and minor maintenance to determine the injector operating point, and optimize bunch properties. A1.12.03 Main Linac Cryomodule (MLC) Cornell Bartnik and minor maintenance to verify that required MLC operating points can be reached with beam. A1.12.04 Fractional Arc Cornell Bartnik and minor maintenance to verify FFAG magnets with beam, and any required splitter adjustment. A1.12.05 Single Pass, Energy Scan Cornell Bartnik and minor maintenance to verify full arc beam optics and FFAG energy acceptance. A1.12.06 Single Pass, Energy Recovery Cornell Bartnik and minor maintenance to reach KPP goals A1.12.07 Four Pass Energy Recovery Cornell Bartnik and minor maintenance to push for UPP goals. CBETA Cost and Schedule Review February 2017 Page 4 of 5 WBS L3 Dictionary: Page 4 of 5

A1.13 SAFETY Cornell Widger A1.13.01 Documentation & Reviews Cornell Heltsley This scope includes the analysis and preparation of safety related documentation, permits, and participation in laboratory and campus safety reviews. A1.13.02 Personnel Safety Systems Cornell Ray This scope includes the design, construction, and installation of personnel safety systems including access control interlocks, signage, warning beacons, etc. A1.13.03 Radiation Monitor Safety Cornell Widger This scope includes the labor and materials for radiation monitor heads, readouts, and related electronics to trip the operation of CBETA A1.13.04 Radiation Maintenance Cornell Widger This scope includes labor and materials for the calibration and testing of monitors in A1.13.03, Radiation Safety. It also includes area and personnel badges as required for the project. The calibration and testing is continuous throughout the project. CBETA Cost and Schedule Review February 2017 Page 5 of 5 WBS L3 Dictionary: Page 5 of 5