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SPIRAL2 scheme

2009-07-06 04:50 PM
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Carte des noyaux

2009-07-03 01:20 PM

Key dates

  • 2006 _ Selection of the accelerator project

 Formation of the project team


  • 2007 _ Redrafting of the technical project and construction planning into 2 phases

Phase 1: Construction of the LINAC and experimental rooms for S3 and NFS
Phase 2: Construction of the radioactive beam production facility


  • 2008 _ Specification of the phase 1 infrastructures


  • 2009 _ Building permit

Filing of the safety study and building permit applications
26 to 29 January: SPIRAL 2 WEEK
Launch of a Public Inquiry


  • 2010 _ Construction of the first buildings

Specification of the phase 2 infrastructures
Application for the phase 2 building permit


  • 2011 _ Equipment installation

Installation of the Accelerator
Start of phase 2 construction


  • 2012 _ First particle beams


Start of equipment installation in the phase 2 buildings


  • 2013 _ First phase 2 radioactive beams

Worldwide

Page Organization
Such a large-scale project requires a well-structured, methodical and efficient organization. GANIL works with its partner laboratories in order to achieve a common objective: to delve even further into the mysteries of nuclear physics research. SPIRAL 2 is thus an international project with great promise. The facility will be set into operation in 2012.
Page Partnerships
SPIRAL2 is the result of the technical and scientific teamwork established between several French, European and international laboratories.
Page The Agreement
Through this agreement, the different partners undertake to contribute towards the financing of the GANIL-led SPIRAL2 project, over a 6-year period, with a total construction cost estimated at nearly 130 million euros.
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