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| ===== Questions with Incomplete Answers ===== | ===== Questions with Incomplete Answers ===== | ||
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| + | ==== How much water does the laboratory use? ==== | ||
| + | //(from Brad Bull)// Our estimated annual usage is about 36M gallons. Peak is 250k a day during the hottest time of year. Most of the water is used for evaporative cooling (cooling towers). | ||
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| + | ==== What will happen to the cyclotrons when they are removed to make way for the FRIB linac? ==== | ||
| + | //(from Brad Sherrill)// | ||
| + | They might be repurposed for other research at MSU. There are no plans to send them anywhere. | ||
| ==== Can I get a tour of the FRIB tunnel? ==== | ==== Can I get a tour of the FRIB tunnel? ==== | ||
| - | //(from Jessica Kolp)// Each Wednesday at 3:30-5:00, there is a public tour at FRIB Trailer #6. For the safety of our visitors, the following rules apply for FRIB construction site tours: | + | //(from Jessica Kolp and Rebecca Abel)// By appointment, after 3:30pm, groups may schedule a public tour starting at FRIB Trailer #6. For the safety of our visitors, the following rules apply for FRIB construction site tours: |
| * Closed-toe shoes or work boots required (no high heels, athletic/tennis shoes or sandals) | * Closed-toe shoes or work boots required (no high heels, athletic/tennis shoes or sandals) | ||
| * Long pants required (no shorts, capris, or dresses) | * Long pants required (no shorts, capris, or dresses) | ||
| * Must be more than 16 years old | * Must be more than 16 years old | ||
| * Safety gear will be provided | * Safety gear will be provided | ||
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| + | ==== Fun FRIB facts ==== | ||
| + | //(from Brad Bull's Staff Info talk 6/24/17)// | ||
| + | * Concrete: ~35000 cubic yards | ||
| + | * Steel: >10 million lbs | ||
| + | * Soil excavated: ~150,000 cubic yards | ||
| + | * that soil would make a mountain 175 feet high | ||
| + | * Much off-side fabrication (two sites in Lansing) sped up work | ||
| + | * Power consumption: 18 MW | ||
| + | * Final square footage: 580,000 (double what NSCL was before) | ||
| + | * Planning, design, and construction are only 10-20% of total cost of ownership! | ||
| ==== What is the heaviest rare isotope beam ever studied at NSCL? ==== | ==== What is the heaviest rare isotope beam ever studied at NSCL? ==== | ||
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