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JHF synchrotrons(design philosophy and resent status)

Shinji Machida

KEKApril 17, 2002

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contents

• Introduction

– Purpose of JHF

• Design philosophy

– Minimizing beam loss

• Hardware R&D

• Prospective

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Physics motivation

• 1x1014ppp source of secondary particle (K,pp、mu,nu、etc.)– 50 GeV Proton Synchrotron(P

S)

• 1MW spallation neutron source– 3 GeVProton Synchrotron(P

S)

• Transmutation, both for physics and enginearing.– 600 MeV Linac

4

Secondary particle source (K,pp、mu,nu、etc.)

• At least 30 GeV

– Yield does not change much above 30 GeV.

• At least 1x1014ppp– Above AGS @ BNL

– Neutrino physics

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Spallation neutron source

• 1 or a few GeV

– Neutron yield is almost proportional to the beam power.

• Beam power must be the order of 1 MW.

– SNS( US )1 - 2MW .

– ESS( Europe )5MW .

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3GeVPS: LAR(linac and accumulator )

vs.RCS( rapid cycling synchrotron )

• 3GeV RCS is an injector of 50GeV MR.

– Higher injection energy of 50 GeV MR is preferable.

• The higher the extraction energy is, the lower the current.

– Beam power = energy  x  current

• More beam loss is tolerable at injection.

– The same reason above.

• Beam stays longer in the machine.

– 20ms( RCS ) vs. 1ms( LAR )• Hihger RF total voltage is necessary.

• All the magnet should be synchronized, especially the tracking of quads.

• Need some cure against eddy current.

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核変換実験:工学実験施設と物理実験施設

• 本当に必要なのは、エネルギー1GeV以上、ビームパワー10MW級のCWビーム。

• 統合計画で実現されるのはあくまでその前段階を600MeV超伝導リニアックで実現。– 工学実験施設

• 600MeV超伝導リニアック、200kWでADS構造材料の照射試験

– 物理実験施設• 10kW程度のビームで、ADSにおける中性子挙動の物理

的特性

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Layout

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Specifications

• 50GeVPS– Protons per pulse 3.3E14 ppp– Repetitions 0.3 Hz (3.42 s)– Average current 15 microA– Beam power 0.75 MW

• 3GeVPS– Injection 400MeV– Protons per pulse 0.83E14 ppp– Repetition 25 Hz (40 ms)– Average current 333 microA– Beam power 1 MW

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Comparison with other running or planned project

• 50GeVPS like– running

• AGS@BNL 30GeV  0.6-0.7x1014ppp

• MainInjector@FNAL 120GeV 0.2-0.3x1014ppp

– planned• Nothing else

• 3GeVPS like– running

• ISIS@RAL 800MeV 0.2MW• PSR@LANL 800MeV 0.06MW

– planned• SNS 1.3GeV 1-2MW• ESS( not started yet ) 1.334GeV 5MW

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Design philosophy

Minimizing beam loss

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Definition of beam loss and its limit

• Controlled loss– Localized and shielding takes care– 4kW @ 3GeVPS collimator– 7.5kW @ 50GeVPS ESS septum

• Uncontrolled loss– Not localized and no special shielding. If this

happens to be large, total beam intensity is decreased.

– About 1W/ m

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Expected at each area (or element)• 3GeVPS

– Injection and collimator 4kW 2% controlled– Around the ring 1W/m 0.1% uncontrolled– extraction 1kW 0.1% uncontrolled   total 5.33kW 2.2%

• 3GeVBT– collimator 450W 1% controlled– Other area except collimator 1W/m 0.44% uncontroll

ed• 50GeVPS

– injection 135W 0.3% uncontrolled– collimator 450W 1% controlled– Around the ring 0.5W/m 0.36% uncontroll

ed– Slow extraction 7.5kW 1% controlled– Fast extraction 1.125kW 0.15% uncontrol

led   total 8.9kW 2.7% ( slow extraction )

2.5kW 1.8% ( fast extraction )

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Example of radiation calculation(3GeVPS collimator region )

•Inside collimator ( near JAW)

> 1Sv/h (1.2kW / 1台)

•Outside the shield (300mmFe and 400mm concreate )

7mSv/h

* radiation after 30days operation and 1day cooling

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What makes beam loss?

• We do not know the behavior of a high intensity beam

– Space charge effects

– E-p instability

– Some other reasons ?

• Intensity independent effects

– Fringe fields due to large core magnets

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Space charge tune spread

• 3GeVPS– 0.15  assuming the following value

• emittance 216pi mm-mrad• intensity 8.33x1013ppp• Bunching factor 0.42

• 50GeVPS– 0 . 14  assuming the following values

• emittance 54pi mm-mrad• intensity 3.33x1014ppp• Bunching factor 0.27• Form factor 1.7

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Some efforts to minimize space charge effects

• Enlarge physical aperture to minimize vertical beta function at the bending magnets.

• Enlarge transverse emittance and control it with injection painting @3GeVPS

• Control longitudinal emittance with RF manipulation.– Shaking of rf phase or voltage in 3 GeV RCS.

• Search best bare tune points away from any resonances.

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Lattice function of 3GeVPS

• Vertical beta function at a bend– Less than 16m

• Vertical beam size at the extraction kicker– Less than 180

mm

• No dispersion in long straight.

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Emittance and acceptance ( transverse- 1)

emittance(pi mm-mrad)

Collimator acceptance

Physical acceptance

L3BT

Exit of linac 10

Right after L3BT collimator

3GeVPS

After painting 216 324 486

extraction 81(core)

324(tail)

- core means the number simply determined by adiabatic damping of 1.5 times the painted beam.- tail means the maximum possible amplitude within collimator.

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Emittance and acceptance ( transverse- 2)emittance(pi mm-mrad)

Collimator acceptance

Physical acceptance

3GeVPS

Paining injection 144 324 486

extraction 54(core)

324 486

324(tail)

324 486

3GeVBT

Right after 3-50GeVBT collimator

54 54 120

50GeVPS

injection 54 54-81 81

extraction (30GeV)

10

extraction (50GeV)

6.1

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Longitudinal emittance and dp/p

emittance(eV seconds)

dp/p (%)

L3BT

Right after L3BT collimator +-0.1

3GeVPS

injection 5 +-0.75

extraction ( for 3GeV users ) 5 +-0.42

Extraction ( for 50GeVPS)

5 +-0.24

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Injection painting• Anti-correlated painting

– Start from small emittance in horizontal and large emittance in vertical.• Correlated painting

– Start from small emittance in both horizontal and vertical.

• Which is a better way?• How we match the linac beam to the acceptance

– What is the optimizedtwiss parameters of linac beams.

CorrelatedAnti-correlated

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Maximize bunching factor

• Off-momentum(+0.3% ) injection0.25                   

 0.40

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Beam loss at different bare tune

(7.30, 6.10) (7.30, 6.25)

(7.30, 6.40) (7.30, 6.45)

Ny=6.10:  near integerNy=6.40:  near sum resonace

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50GeVPS lattice

• Negative dispersion at bend magnets with missing magnets.

• Transition gamma is 32i• 3DOFO module with total 11 quad families.

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E-p instability

• Serious problem at PSR@LANL and e+-e- colliders

• We just start looking at the effects based on the JHF parameters.

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Localized beam loss

• Makes beam loss controlled.• Collimator at

– L3BT– 3GeVPS– 3GeVBT– 50GeVPS   ( only transverse )

• What is the necessary Physical aperture when theCollimator aperture is fixed.?

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R&D of hardware

• 3GeVPS– Injection and extraction elements

– Tracking 11 families of quadrupoles

– Ceramic chamber and RF shielding

– RF acceleration cavity with 450kV total voltage

– Charge exchange foil

• 50GeVPS– Bending magnet with 1.9 T

– Patterned power supply with IGBT.

– RF acceleration cavity with 280 kV total voltage

– Slow extraction with 1% beam loss.

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Characteristics of materials (Ferrite vs. FINEMET)

1.00E+09

1.00E+10

1.00E+11

1 10 100 1000 10000

Brf[Gauss]

up'Q

f

SY2

N5C

4M2-302

FT-small

FT-large

200V/div, 5ms/div

High Loss Effect

Magnetic Alloys

Ferrites

2000 Gauss

横軸:高周波磁束密度(電圧に比例)

縦軸

 

磁性体特性

インピー

ダンスに比

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High gradient MA Cavity

Protron Synchrotron RF System

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

0 2 4 6 8 10 12

Frequency (MHz)

Fiel

d G

radi

ent (k

V/m

)SATUNEMIMASCERN PSBCERN PSAGS BSTRAGSISISKEK BSTRKEK PS J KJ 50GeV PSJ KJ 3GeV PS 50GeV PS UpgradeMITSUBISHIKEK- HGC

50 GeV Synchrotron

3GeV Synchotron

AGS

KEK PS

50 GeV PS UpgradeKEK- PS HGC

陽子加速器における高周波空洞の勾配

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Cut Core

0.E+00

1.E+09

2.E+09

3.E+09

4.E+09

5.E+09

6.E+09

7.E+09

0 5 10

f

uQf w/ o Cut(#2- 9,

97/ 10)

Cut Core #2with Epoxy andSiO2, 2mmspacing (98/ 10)

Cut Core,O.D. 95cm

カットによるインピーダンスの変化

Increase Q-value by cutting the Core. Impedance is not changed.

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R&D of cavitiy

• Indirect cooling– Cu plate in between.

• Good thermal conductivity ~ 4 W/mK

• 5mm thickness is OK.

• Can use at 300 degree C.

• High Resistance, Strong for High Voltage Cutting core with water jet.

33Cavity with indirect cooling

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Ceramic chamber

●TiN Coating to decrease secondary emission from surface Thickness : < 2 nm Requirement form Impedance Possible to use the Hollow Cathode Discharge Ion Plating Method

●RF Shield to decrease the impedance generated the beam Thickness,Width,Pitch : Performing to Estimate Possible to make Stripe with Metal Coat and Plating

●Duct Joint to make long duct ( > 3 m ) Two kinds of joint method (1) Glazing (2) Metalizing & Grazing

Ceramic Duct

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prototype

•メタライズとロウ付けによりチャンバーを 接合。

- 接合強度がアップ。

•同様に金属フランジの接合に成功。- 金属フランジの使用が可能となった。

•表面ストライプによるRFシールドを構成。

•2次電子抑制のために内面TiNコーティ ング

- 電子 陽子不安定性の抑制にも効ー果が期待される。

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50GeVPS benging magnet (R&D model )

Gap Height 106mm

Useful Aperture 120mm

Field 0.143-1.9T

Length 5.85m

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Field measurement of R&D model

Good agreement with calculation so far.

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50GeVPS quadrupole (R&D model )

Bore Radius63mm

Useful Aperture132mm

Max.Field 18T/m

Length (max.) 1.86m

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Power supply (IGBT、 IEGT )

• Rapid improvement of high power switching device makes the big change in magnet power supply for last 2-3 years.

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Magnet power supply• Current pattern is controlled by the chopper downstream of

capacitance after the converter.

• No reactive power.

• 100kHz switching 。• Ripple 10-6。• Tracking error 10-4。

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ESS septum for slow extractionR & D

• We have achieved 237 kV– 1.4 times of the design value.

• Ceramic support is broken.

• Redesigning the shape and quality control of ceramic.

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Future prospective

• Neutrino factory ( Japanese scenario )– FFAG based

• 50 GeVPS  as Proton Driver of 1 - 4MW。