GLAST Large Area Telescope: Cost/Schedule Review June 30, 2005 AntiCoincidence Detector (ACD) Subsystem WBS: 4.1.6

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Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope GLAST Large Area Telescope: Cost/Schedule Review June 30, 2005 AntiCoincidence Detector (ACD) Subsystem WBS: 4.1.6 David J. Thompson Thomas E. Johnson NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Subsystem Manager/Instrument Manager David.J.Thompson@nasa.gov Thomas.E.Johnson@nasa.gov AntiCoincidence Detector 1

SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Integrated ACD with MMS The ACD is integrated All 194 detector channels have been connected to their associated electronics and verified to be functional and light tight. Functional testing has been completed. The MMS is installed Completed the ACD Pre-Environmental Review on June 8. Received 3 RFA s and 4 recommendations. Responses have been prepared for all RFA s and recommendations. Only remaining liens are to finish performance testing and place the EGSE under configuration control. Sucessfully completed CSCM testing on an Electronics Chassis Closed out TBD PR s and TBD PFR s AntiCoincidence Detector 2

SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Integrated ACD (prior to MMS installation) Assembled Micrometeoroid Shield Completed assembly of the Micrometeoroid Shield Following assembly it was baked out and met the outgassing requirements in 5 days. This is an outstanding accomplishment considering the amount of fabric, foam, and adhesives used for the assembly of the MMS. The MMS assembly team as well as the ACD materials engineers did a great job on providing a clean MMS for the ACD. AntiCoincidence Detector 3

SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Lifting the MMS Installing the MMS Integrated the MMS Challenging job was performed flawlessly, one day before a temporary shutdown of critical lifts at Goddard. AntiCoincidence Detector 4

Near Term Milestones Milestone Description Date New Date Status/Notes (4) electronic chassis vib/ tvac tested and RFI 3/5/05 4/26/05 COMPLETED (4) electronic chassis vib/ tvac tested and RFI 3/28/05 5/13/05 COMPLETED ACD Integration Complete 4/6/05 6/7/05 (Act) COMPLETED ACD Functional Test 4/13/05 6/6/05 (Act) COMPLETED ACD PER 5/24/05 6/8/05 (Act) COMPLETED Efficiency Verification Test 6/3/05 6/16/05 7/8/05 This milestone has been on a day for day slip due to EGSE issues. It has begun and is scheduled to be completed by 7/8. We are working to finish it early. Thermal Vacuum 6/15/05 6/27/05 7/19-28/05 This test will now be performed following vib and acoustics. MMS/TB Installation 6/17/05 6/29/05 MMS complete and installed. TB ready for installation on 7/11. Vibration 6/23/05 7/11-14/05 Acoustics 7/15-18/05 AntiCoincidence Detector 5

ACD - Schedule Flow (as of 6/22) 10/4 2/5/05 2/7-2/15 Qual Electronics Chassis Environmental Test 1 st flight chassis Environmental Acceptance Test (8d) The remaining Seven Flight Chassis Environmental Acceptance tests (25d) Delay due to EGSE Issues 6/10/04 1/28/05 2/15 2/22 2/28 5/10 5/1 6/7 Initial TDA/TSA I&T in B7 Install & test 1 st flight Chassis onto ACD Install & test remaining flight Chassis onto ACD Assemble last 2 rows of TDAs & WSF (124-130, 224-230, 324-330, 424-430) onto TSA 7/11 7/14 Vibration Test (4d) 7/9 Install Thermal Blanket (1d) 6/29 7/8 ACD Subsystem Efficiency Verification test (include rotate ACD 90 degree)(10d) 6/28 > 6/27 actual MMS Install (1d) 6/22 6/27 ACD Full Functional Test(5d) 6/8 Pre- Environmental Review (PER) 6/7 ACD Integration complete 7/15 7/18 7/19 7/28 7/29 7/30 8/1 8/2 8/3-8/8 8/8 8/12 8/12 Acoustic Test (3d) Thermal-Vac Test (10cd) Mass Properties (2d) Pre-ship Review (PSR) ACD ship to SLAC (5d) Post ship Check out (5d) ACD RFI AntiCoincidence Detector 6

EGSE Test Stands Recent Activities A status is sent out daily, so I will not repeat everything here. The functional test, including margin testing has been completed. Performance testing is underway. Planned completion date is 7/8, but trying to pull in to 7/3. Working to resolve some data anomalies. Resolving many of the test script errors and closing out PRs. AntiCoincidence Detector 7

Other Issues UPDATES IN RED GASU Vacuum Testing Issue: GASU#8 has never been tested in vacuum. Therefore there is a risk that an issue could arise during full up ACD thermal vacuum testing. We need a response to our request concerning this issue. CLOSED. Report (ACD-RPT-000359) has been distributed and everyone (including GSFC Code 560) concurs that the risk of proceeding without vacuum testing the GASU is low. EMI Descope CR needs to be approved. CLOSED CSCM testing successfully completed and CR has been approved. Thermal Balance Descope CR needs to be approved. CLOSED CR has been approved. AntiCoincidence Detector 8

GARC Issue - NEW Wire overlap GARC wire bond overlap Issue: Flight GARCs (digital ASIC) passed through the screening process with an abnormal x-ray. The cause of this issue is that the radiographic results were not reviewed. The 2D image clearly shows that two bond wires cross, however the vertical separation between the wires can not be seen. The good news is that the GARC has been tested without anomaly at the part, free board, and chassis level, however the radiographic results do raise concern. Preliminary feedback is that everything will be fine and corrective action will not be required. Working with Code 560 to resolve. AntiCoincidence Detector 9

Lepra/Con Issue - NEW Empty solder cup Lepra/Con Failure Issue: One (of 194) flight PMT signal connector failed vibration testing. Cause: Workmanship. No solder at connector junction. Resolution: Repaired in place. FRB will be held to close out PFR. AntiCoincidence Detector 10

ACD Problem /Failure Report Status As of June 7, 2005 a total of 312 Problem Reports (PR s) and 20 Problem Failure Reports (PFR s) have been opened 303 PR s have been closed (38 closed since last report) 9 PR s open 8 for EGSE related problems 1 for a broken fiber on Tile Detector Assembly 230 18 PFR s have been closed (5 closed since last report) 2 PFR s are open PMT signal wire connector - Green TDA gaps - Yellow AntiCoincidence Detector 11

Lien List LIEN # Description LAT Cost Full Cost 2 MMS/TB Bakeout. Assumes 7 day B/O followed by chamber certification. Assumes no schedule impact. $15.3K for facility (email from L. Tilwick on May 9) assuming facility cost sharing and $4.5K for test set up / tear down. 35 35 3 TVAC in SES vs. Facility 225. One half of the cost difference provided (500 has already agreed to pick up 1/2 of the difference). Estimate provided by 549 was $50-75K total. 0 0 4 31 day schedule delay due to documentation, integration issues, technical issues, EGSE software, etc. Per day cost. = $6.3K ($18K full cost) 195.3 558 5 GASU #8 Vacuum Test - GASU #8 has not seen vacuum testing and will be vacuum tested with flight hardware. Failure could damage ACD flight hardware. Performing this test has an estimated 5 day schedule impact and this impact is figured into the cost estimate. 0 0 6 Additional stress analysis on MMS/TB attachment points to incorporate thermal loads imparted by MMS/TB 8.5 18.5 7 Increase manpower support on MMS to pull in delivery date. 35 35 8 Additional S&MA support to prepare for PER, close out PRs, and monitor floor activities 15 15 9 Three additional vibration tests on Electronic Chassis and final resolution and closeout of vibration frequency shift. 29 29 10 Alignment hardware for the 0ptical fiber to PMT connection. 8 8 11 Unplanned code 600 lab tax. $32K in FY06 and $24K in FY07 56 56 12 Tracker simulator 6 6 13 Facility costs 30 30 TOTAL 381.8 754.5 Change from last month: LAT Cost = -11.5K, Full Cost = +94K AntiCoincidence Detector 12

Level 3 Milestone List N 4.1.6 ACD Activity Description Baseline Finish -2m Var -1m Var l Bsln Var Early Finish 2005 2006 FEMAAPMAJUJUAUSEOCNODEJAFEMAAPMAJU ACD Test Scripts (from ACD to I&T) 03/15/05* -54-54 -76 06/30/05 ACD Flight Unit at SLAC, 07/15/05-21 0-10 07/29/05 Run Date 06/23/05 16:47 Data Date 06/01/05 Primavera Systems, Inc. GLAST LAT PROJECT Level 3 Milestones Baseline Variance (Organized by Subsystem) LT-DZ: Baseline Variance FL-D4: AV: Level 3 Milestones Report #10 Sheet 5 AntiCoincidence Detector 13

Milestone Variance Explanation Explanation - Our RFI date has slipped due to incomplete EGSE software. Without a fully functional EGSE system to test the ACD, the ACD can not begin environmental testing. Since the remaining work on the ACD is performed serially, we are experiencig a day for day delay until the EGSE system is fully operational. Full functional testing on the ACD has been successfully completed and performance testing is currently underway. Issues with the test scripts and test data have been encountered during performance testing and they are being resolved by the ACD team with the assistance of the LAT on-line team. The ACD science team is evaluating the performance test data and they are working on reducing the planned ten day duration of the ACD performance test. Following the completion of the performance test, the ACD will begin environmental testing, starting with vibration. Schedule Impact - ~1 month, July 15 to August 12 Cost Impact Detailed in lien list Corrective Action Potential to descope some performance testing AntiCoincidence Detector 14

Cost Report Reporting Cost Incurred Estimated Cost Estimated Final Unfilled Category Cost Orders During Month Cum. to Date Detail Balance of Contractor Contract Outstanding Actual Planned Actual Planned JUN05 JUL05 Contract Estimate Value 4.1.6 ANTICOINCIDENCE DETECTOR 4.1.6.1 ACD PROJECT MANAGEMENT/SYS ENGRG /SCI SUPPO 8 41 3,841 3,895 43 38 190 4,113 4,113 15 4.1.6.2 SAFETY & MISSION ASSURANCE 22 43 828 843 26 0 14 869 869 0 4.1.6.3 TILE SHELL ASSEMBLY (TSA) -2 20 3,770 3,792 0 0 22 3,792 3,792 17 4.1.6.4 BASE ELECTRONICS ASSEMBLY (BEA) 8 50 6,544 6,639 0 0 95 6,639 6,639 57 4.1.6.5 MICROMETEOROID SHIELD/THERMAL BLANKET ASSY 25 38 535 656 38 0 121 694 694 0 4.1.6.6 ACD MECHANICAL QUALIFICATION & CALIBRATION UN 0 0 177 177 0 0 0 177 177 0 4.1.6.7 ACD INTEGRATION & TEST 110 171 585 594 108 16 9 718 718 0 4.1.6.8 LAT INTEGRATION & TEST SUPPORT 0 0 0 0 0 3 14 17 17 4.1.6.B GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (GSE) & FACILITIES 46 0 856 951 0 0 95 951 951 21 CAPW[3]Totals: 217 363 17,135 17,546 216 56 561 17,968 17,968 110 AntiCoincidence Detector 15

Cost Variance Explanation Why overrun/underrun? Lag in invoicing on several mechanical support tasks and the MMS/TB task. Additional cost underrun due to schedule variance. What will be done to correct? Complete performance testing and move onto environmental testing. Submitting a CR to cover costs identified in the ACD lien list. AntiCoincidence Detector 16

FTE Report (DOE/NASA-funded only) 45.0 40.0 35.0 30.0 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 FEB05 MAR05 APR05 MAY05 JUN05 PLANNED JUL05 ACTUALS AUG05 SEP05 AntiCoincidence Detector 17

FTE Variance Explanation Why overrun/underrun? Additional EMI testing, resolve technical issues required to complete ACD integration, and prepare for PER. What is the impact? Cost. What will be done to correct? Moving people off of project. AntiCoincidence Detector 18