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FREIA Test Stand Status and Outlook Roger Ruber for the FREIA Laboratory Uppsala University ESS WP10 Internal Review 22 May 2014 What & Whom? Facility for Research Instrumentation and Accelerator Development State-of-the-art Equipment


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FREIA Test Stand Status and Outlook

Roger Ruber for the FREIA Laboratory Uppsala University ESS WP10 Internal Review 22 May 2014

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What & Whom?

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Facility for Research Instrumentation and Accelerator Development

cryogenics

  • liquid helium
  • liquid nitrogen

control room

  • equipment controls
  • data acquisition

RF power sources 3 bunkers with test stands horizontal cryostat vertical cryostat

Competent and motivated staff

collaboration with HEP & NP (IFA), solid-state electronics (Teknikum), Ångström workshop and TSL 28 Feb 2014

Funded by KAWS, Government, Uppsala Univ.

State-of-the-art Equipment

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The New FREIA Laboratory

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Photos courtesy T. Thörnlund/UU

17 October 2013 15 October 2013 30 January 2014

Inaugurated 18 June 2013

25 Oct. 2013 19 February 2014

First Liquid Helium 14 March 2014

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On-going Projects (UU-ESS Contract)

Frequency [MHz] Total # of cavities Total # of cryomodules 352.21 26 13

High-power Spoke Linac Testing

UU-ESS-IPNO-CERN Collaboration

  • high power soak testing of

power source, controls, amplitude and phase stability with accelerating cavity

  • test cavity tuning system, dynamic load,

electron emission and multipactoring

RF Source Development

UU-ESS-CERN-Industry Collaboration

  • vacuum tube amplifier (Thales,

Electrosys)

  • solid-state amplifier (Siemens)
  • SSA module & combiner optimization

(NXP, ESRF)

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ESS funding 2011 – 2015 spoke prototype

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Future Projects (New UU-ESS Contract)

Spoke Linac Cryomodules (13#) UU-ESS-IPNO Collaboration

  • continue prototype testing (2016)
  • acceptance testing of spoke linac

cryostat with 2 cavities each

  • requires high throughput and planning

(7-8 weeks per cryomodule)

Spoke Linac Valve Boxes (13#) UU-ESS-IPNO Collaboration

  • valve box connecting cryomodule to the

cryogenic distribution line

  • prototype testing
  • series testing (tbc)

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Contractual Time Line

ESS-UU contract 2011, updated 2013 (until end 2015) Discussion started on new contract ESS deliverables

  • 30-Jun-2014: prototype cavity → delayed (~Dec-2014?) and LLRF
  • 30-Jun-2015: prototype cryomodule and LLRF

UU deliverables

  • 30-Jun-2014: test plan proposal
  • 30-Jun-2015: cavity test report
  • 31-Dec-2015: cryomodule test status report
  • 30-Jun-2016: cryomodule test report (if contract extension)

→ UU might need to delay due to delayed cavity delivery

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Spoke Cavity & Cryomodule

  • IPN Orsay design

– single spoke – f0 = 352.21 MHz – Toper = ~2K

  • Phase 1: Bare cavity test

– with antenna (and helium tank) – low power – verify Orsay measurement at FREIA

  • Phase 2: Dressed cavity test

– with power coupler, tuners – full power – verify behaviour before ordering series

  • Phase 3: Cryomodule & valve box test

– full power on both cavities – verify behaviour before ordering series

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deformation

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The Test Stand

  • Three main subsystems needed

RF Power Source Cryostat Cryogenics Spoke Cavity (superconducting)

Courtesy of P. Duthil

Bunker To avoid radiation in public areas:

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Test Stand Implementation (Phase 1)

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SSA Power Station Tetrode Power Station Bunker

(Spoke Cryomodule)

Helium Cold Gas Heater HNOSS Horizontal Cryostat

Helium Liquefier

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RF Transmitter

Tetrode based Commercial tender: Electrosys

  • first prototype, ESS pre-series #1
  • based on 2x TH-595, water+air cooled
  • SSA pre-amplifier

Solid-state based Industry development: Siemens

  • R&D towards alternative technology
  • based on 4x 100 kW 19” racks
  • vendor-specific combiners

– different design 1st and 2nd stage

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Tetrode TH-595 Test Results

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RF Distribution

Connecting

  • 3x RF power station

– 2x tetrode – 1x SSA

  • 3x cavity

– 1x in HNOSS – 2x in cryomodule (CM)

  • 2 lines

– 1x coaxial line: SSA/tetrode to HNOSS/CM – 1x waveguide line: tetrode to CM

  • use

– circulator w/o pressurization (prototyping) – ferrite and resistive loads (prototyping) – coaxial switch – directional couplers etc

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Cryogenics

Cryogenic System Commercial tender: Linde

  • Over 140 l/h at 4.5K (LN2 pre-cooling)
  • 2000 l LHe dewar/buffer, 3+1 outlets
  • 20 m3 LN2 tank
  • 100 m3 gasbag + recovery system
  • HNOSS connected in closed loop

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HNOSS Horizontal Cryostat

HNOSS: Horizontal Nugget for Operation of Superconducting Systems Commercial tender: Cryo Diffusion Design: ACS

  • Main Vacuum Vessel

– 3240 x ø1300mm inner volume – “beam” axis at 1600mm

  • Valve box (on top of main vessel)
  • Interconnection box (ICB)

– Distributes cryogens to HNOSS and CM

  • Cryogenic transfer lines

– LN2 and LHe

  • Gas heater for return GHe

– from 2K to 300K

  • Control system

+ mock-up cavity for acceptance test

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Bunker for Radiation Protection

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Chicane:

  • Waveguides
  • Return GHe lines

Bunker interior

10 400 mm 4 800 mm 4 000 mm

Expected average < 1µSv/h outside the bunker

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Controls and Monitoring

  • LLRF

– developed by Lund University – based on DESY µTCA (special 500MHz module)

  • Controls and Interlocks

– EPICS standard – using ESS control box – based on NI cRIO system

  • Monitoring

– LabVIEW – based on NI hardware

  • FPGA with FlexRIO ADCs (5772:12bit, 1.6Gs/s)
  • PXI ADCs (5160: 10bit, 2.5Gs/s, 500MHz)

– help from NI engineers for code development

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Auxiliary Systems

Vacuum

  • sub-atmospheric pumps
  • insulation vacuum cryostats
  • “beam” vacuum cavities

Cooling

  • Cooling

– RF power station – vacuum pumps – cryo compressors – power couplers (tbc)

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Project Planning Time Line

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2013 2014 2015 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Cavity bare X dressed X Cryomodule module X valve box X Controls LLRF X X RF transmitter tetrode O X SSA X distribution X X Cryogenics liquefier X 2K pumps O X Cryostat O X Controls controls X monitoring X

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Status Overview

  • Technical maturity

– overall delay in order of 3-6 months – prototype testing prepares us for series testing – based on proven technology

  • Requirements and interfaces

– workshop on testing organized last Nov 2013, next one after Summer – discussion continuing, working on test proposal

  • Outstanding procurement & developments

– valve box for cryomodule testing – RF distribution parts – vacuum pumps and mobile clean room

  • Resources

– staff is limited which delays some work but working on new recruitment – excellent team with broad knowledge, well defined responsibilities – excellent collaboration with IPNO, ESS, CERN and DESY

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Conclusions

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  • Status

– have delays, but we manage it – time might be short towards end of contract & ESS decision on order

  • FREIA laboratory enables

– excellent test facilities for (spoke) cavities – development and test of cavities, controls and others...

  • FREIA team is good on the way

to complete its tasks!

  • We should agree on the new

contract for 2016-2019.