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Mpgd gas mix #784
Mpgd gas mix #784
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Can I suggest that the naming scheme for the gas mixtures can use improvement? Both |
I can see how that will lead to confusion. I would like to keep the Ar90IsoButane structure because this is already being used in mpgd_barrel.xml. It looks like Ar10CO2 was used sometime ago as most files show up in depreciated directory. The files not in depreciated are in central_tracker_hybrid_v2.xml, can you remind me if this is still used? I can modify those and the gas mix definition to be Ar90CO2 |
Sounds good. If you just rename the Ar10CO2 gas name, then even if it is used (which I don't think it is), it shouldn't matter. |
Ok, I just changed the gas name in materials.xml |
Well, we should also change it where it is used. Now we're in an inconsistent state (even if the files aren't used). |
Ok, I believe I have all cases of "Ar10CO2" --> "Ar90CO2" |
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Looks good. Thanks for making the changes in adjacent scope!
Modify gas mixture
change gas mixture
change gas mixture
rename ArCO2 90/10 mixture from Ar10CO2 --> Ar90CO2
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Briefly, what does this PR introduce?
Change the gas mixture in the outer barrel and end cap MPGDs
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Please check if this PR fulfills the following:
Does this PR introduce breaking changes? What changes might users need to make to their code?
No. None
Does this PR change default behavior?
Gas mixture change will lead to slightly different deposited energy distribution in the outer barrel and end cap MPGDs