Open AndrewEdmonds11 opened 10 years ago
There was also:
Replace inside of chamber with cylindrical daughter volume made of vacuum to see if this improves to run time
Clearly that's not so urgent, for the current program though...
I did check that and I think it's already there. From sub_all/subgeo_Al50:
#Tubs info
# Type RMin RMax Length Start Span Name RepNo MotVolume Material SDName posX posY posZ Ephi Ethe Epsi
# mm mm mm deg deg mm mm mm deg deg deg
# P R Phi Z
# S R Phi Theta
T 0 RO HO 0 360 tubChamber
T 0 Rt Ht 0 360 tubChamberCover
T 0 Rp1O Lp1 0 360 tubBeamPort
T 0 Rp1I Lp1+1 0 360 cutBeamPort
T 0 Rp2O Lp2 0 360 tubDetectorPort
T 0 Rp2I Lp2+1 0 360 cutDetectorPort
T 0 Rp0O LpUR 0 360 tubURPort
T 0 Rp0I LpUR 0 360 cutURPort
T 0 Rp0O LpUL 0 360 tubULPort
T 0 Rp0I LpUL 0 360 cutULPort
T 0 Rp0O LpDR 0 360 tubDRPort
T 0 Rp0I LpDR 0 360 cutDRPort
T 0 Rp0O LpLo 0 360 tubLowerPort
T 0 Rp0I LpLo 0 360 cutLowerPort
T 0 RI HI 0 360 ChamberIn 1 World VacuumPSI none 0 -Z0 0 0 -90 90
T 0 Rp1I thw0 0 360 BeamWindow 1 World Mylar none S pRw0 0 180 0 0 0
T 0 Rp1I thTp 0 360 BeamWindowT 1 World PVF none S pBlackTape 0 180 0 0 0
T 0 Rp2I thw1 0 360 DetectorWindow 1 World Mylar none S pRw1 0 45 90 -135 0
T 0 RGe LGe 0 360 GeBody
T 0 RiGe LGe 0 360 GeHole
T 0 Rp0I thUL 0 360 flUL 1 World Aluminium none S pRUL 0 135 90 -45 0
We can see that ChamberIn is placed in the World. And then for the boolean solid:
#BooleanSolid info
# Type type vol1 vol2 Ephi Ethe Epsi PosX PosY PosZ name RepNo MotVolume Material SDName posX posY posZ Ephi Ethe Epsi
# deg deg deg mm mm mm mm mm mm deg deg deg
# P R Phi Z P R Phi Z
# S R Phi Theta S R Phi Theta
BL plus tubChamber tubChamberCover 0 0 0 P 0 0 HI/2 blChamber1
BL plus blChamber1 tubBeamPort 90 90 0 P RO 0 Z0 blChamber2
BL plus blChamber2 tubDetectorPort -45 90 0 P RO -135 Z0 blChamber3
BL plus blChamber3 tubURPort -45 90 0 P RO 45 Z0 blChamber4
BL plus blChamber4 tubULPort 45 90 0 P RO -45 Z0 blChamber5
BL plus blChamber5 tubDRPort 45 90 0 P RO 135 Z0 blChamber6
BL plus blChamber6 tubLowerPort 45 90 0 P RO 135 ZLo blChamber7
BL minus blChamber7 cutBeamPort 90 90 0 P RO 0 Z0 blChamber8
BL minus blChamber8 cutDetectorPort -45 90 0 P RO -135 Z0 blChamber9
BL minus blChamber9 cutURPort -45 90 0 P R0 45 Z0 blChamber10
BL minus blChamber10 cutULPort 45 90 0 P RO -45 Z0 blChamber11
BL minus blChamber11 cutDRPort 45 90 0 P R0 135 Z0 blChamber12
BL minus blChamber12 cutLowerPort 45 90 0 P R0 135 ZLo blChamber13
BL minus blChamber13 ChamberIn 0 0 0 P 0 0 0 Chamber 1 World Steel none 0 -Z0 0 0 -90 90
BL minus GeBody GeHole 0 0 0 0 0 -dGe Ge 1 World Germanium M/MonitorSD S pRGe 0 135 90 -45 0
ChamberIn is only used to subtract from the rest of the solid, so I think the tracking should be OK.
It's hard for me to follow that. Is it case insensitive? If so it seems ChamberIn is placed twice but as a different volume. If not, I'm not sure where the parameters are for ChamberIn
and I'm also unsure why chamberIn
would be in the world volume, not the actual chamber, without causing an overlap problem.
If you stick a simpler cylinder in this volume which goes up to the edge of the chamber then at least within that cylinder the voxelizer doesn't have to anything with the boolean parts of the parent.
ChamberIn shouldn't be a part of the boolean buildup, Get rid of that line in the second excerpt and see what happens. If it's placed, it won't need to be subtracted.
At the last collaboration meeting there were many questions about the Monte Carlo simulation. Here is a summary of what I noted/remember and any work donw will be opened in a separate ticket. Please add any others that I've forgotten.
muPC Position Mode This needs checking and is the reason why the stopping depth in the Al100 target is different for Nam and I. One worry in particular is that there is a lot of momentum lost between the end of the beam pipe and the collimator (~15 MeV/c of a 30 MeV/c beam). To check, a run with multiple monitors will be performed.
Check Effect of Moving Beam Left/Right This is more important than moving the target since we know from MuSun experience that the beam can be moved in this way more than we expect.
Stopping Depth X-Z Plot should be diagonal? Since these plots are in local coordinates and the target is at 45 degrees the beam should be coming in at a 45 degree angle. This needs to be checked.
Determine how much of an effect running in air has This is so we can check that it's fine for the gamma and neutron mesurements in the next run