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Highlight of LINAC 2006 Conference Gianluigi Ciovati CASA/SRF Institute Seminar 09/14/2006 http://www.sns.gov/linac06/ CASA/SRF Institute Seminar - 2 9/14/06 46 invited talks/5 days 68 posters mainly on beam dynamics, Linac


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Highlight of LINAC 2006 Conference

Gianluigi Ciovati

CASA/SRF Institute Seminar 09/14/2006

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http://www.sns.gov/linac06/

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  • 46 invited talks/5 days
  • 68 posters mainly on beam dynamics, Linac

designs, commissioning

  • 92 posters mainly on Linac technologies

(Diagnostic, cavities, sources)

  • 93 posters mainly on RF systems and

controls

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Outline

  • Linacs commissioning

– SNS, J-PARC, ISAC-II

  • Future accelerators

– ILC, 100 kW FEL, Plasma-wake

  • Components

– SRF cavities – Photoinjectors – Cryomodules for ERLs

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Acknowledgements

Thanks to S. Henderson, D. Nguyen, P. Piot, I. Campisi for providing me material for this talk

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MO100 – Particle physics and the responsible use of public resources (H. Shapiro)

  • High energy physics US budget: M$ 800,

stagnant over past 10 years

  • EPP2010: National Academy of Sciences

committee for 15 years implementation plan for particle physics

  • Status of US program:

– Significant risk of losing substantial resources – Major experiments near the end

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  • ILC

– Wait for a cost estimate – Wait for results from LHC – US is no credible bid to host ILC now

  • International optimization of experimental

facilities

  • High energy physics is at a crossroad and

the committee thinks US should play a major role in this field in the future

  • FermiLab will become the only major US

lab for particle physics

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MO101 – Commissioning and initial operating experience with the SNS 1 GeV Linac (S. Henderson)

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MO102 – Commissioning of the J-PARC Linac (Y. Yamazaki)

  • J-PARC: Japan Proton Accelerator

Research Complex

– Joint KEK/JAEA (Japan Atomic Energy Agency) – Multi-purpose facility: material science, nuclear/particle physics, radioactive waste transmutation

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  • 400 MeV nc Linac
  • 600 MeV sc Linac
  • 3 GeV synchrotron ring

(333 µA, 1 MW)

  • 50 GeV synchrotron ring

(15 µA, 0.75 MW)

  • Linac beam commissioning: 12/06
  • Experiments will start in 2008

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TH103 – Initial commissioning results from the ISAC-II SC Linac (R. Laxdal)

  • 20 Nb QWR cavities: Eacc =

7.2 MV/m (Ep=36 MV/m, 20% higher than design goal)

  • Cleaning technology developed for elliptical

cavities kept improving the achievable Ep over the years for QWR also

  • Successful commissioning also from beam

dynamics standpoint

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MO202 – Energy doubling in a plasma wakefield accelerator (R. Ischebeck)

(have a longitudinal E-component)

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Plasma oven: Li-vapor at 1000 °C

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  • Drive the plasma wake with

– Electrons – Photons use 40 GeV beam from SLAC Linac

  • Longer plasma length gives higher energy

beam

  • E167:

– Plasma length = 30.5 cm, peak beam energy = 42 GeV – Plasma length = 82 cm, peak beam energy = 85 GeV

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MO204 – Status of Berlin X-FEL, Pohang X-FEL and Trieste X-FEL (W. Anders)

  • BESSY X-FEL will have 3 FEL lines in the

range 1.3 – 54 nm. New machine, CW, based on SC Linac. TDR completed.

  • Fermi at Elettra and PAL are pulsed, NC

and upgrades of existing linacs

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TU101 – International Linear Collider R&D at Fermilab

  • FNAL, CERN, DESY, KEK possible sites.

Bid to host: 2007-2009

  • Build one ILC cryomodule by FY 07
  • Build and test 60 cavities (AES and

ACCEL) by end FY 07 with help from Cornell and JLab

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TU102 – Technologies toward a 100 kW Free

Electron Laser (D. C. Nguyen)

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FR204 – Science case for Energy Recovery Linac X-Ray Sources (S. Gruner)

  • Need an X-ray source:

– High brightness and flux – Fast x-ray pulse – Small x-ray source size for nanoprobes

  • Therefore:

– High current – Low emittance and bunch length

  • ->ERL (5GeV, 100 mA)

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  • Applications:

– High-pressure science study (x-ray scan of a small sample while being deformed by huge pressures) – Differential-aperture x-ray microscopy (analyze crystallographic properties down to sub-micron size) – Biological and polymer science (folding and unfolding of proteins, go to µs resolution) – X-ray diffraction from protein microcrystal – Dynamics of hydration (fs time-scale)

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WE104 – Cryomodules for Energy-Recovery Linacs (M. Liepe)

  • Reduction of microphonics because of high

QL

  • High gradient CW operation: dynamic heat

load dominates

– Heat transfer to LHe – Mass transport of He gas – HOM losses

  • Cost-optimized cavity gradient: 15-20 MV/m

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TH102 – Cryomodule test facilities and multicell cavity performance for the ILC (H. Hayano)

  • R&D programs:

– S0 task: achieve ILC baseline: 35 MV/m 1*1010 on 120 cavities in 3 years with 80% yield in first test, reprocess the rest to get 95% – S1 task: get 31.5 MV/m in 3 cryomodules

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TH301 – Photoinjectors R&D for future light sources and linear colliders (P. Piot)

Ep=4 keV, Ip=3uA, 81K

100 200 300 400 500 600 700 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 Gradient (MV/m) I (uA)

  • Secondary Enhanced Emission Photocathodes
  • A photocathode prim. e
  • prim. e- are accelerated,
  • hit a thin Diamond film

secondary e-

  • Production of second. e-

experimentally verified,

  • Capsulated assembly

prototype being made.

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SCRF guns

TM010 TE020

  • SCRF gun operated at

Rosendorf (1/2-cell) with conic back plate

  • New gun: 3+1/2 cell +TE

mode beam size control

  • Can also use B-field (Ferrario)
  • Recessed photocathode (BNL)

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  • Improvement of modeling (both analytical and

numerical) important aspect of photoinjectors R&D

  • VORPAL fully self-consistent code (TechX) is being applied to rf-

guns

  • Photoinjectors-produced beams have generally

very low 6D phase space and techniques to repartition the emittances in 2D sub-space are being explored for improving performance of single-pass FELs

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FR202 – 2K or not 2K (I. Campisi)

SNS tests: Limits at 2.1 K vs. 4.2 K

Maximum Fields 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

E[MV/m] Frequency

2.1 K Closed loop 2.1 K Open loop 4.2 K Open loop

4.2K 17.6 MV/m 2.1K Open Loop 18.5 MV/m 2.1K Closed Loop 16.6 MV/m

Summer 2005

Most limits due to either FE or controls optimization

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Magnetic field levels: Experimental data

Superconductors' Critical Fields

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 Reduced Temperature (T/Tc) Reduced Field (Hc(T)/Hc(0)

9.2 K 4.2 K 575 Oe MB 732 Oe HB 2.1 K 2000 Oe

Range of experimental data

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O R N L

Heat transfer

Heat

Trf Tbath

  • RF losses
  • Critical field
  • Bath temperature
  • Boiling limits
  • Thickness
  • Thermal conductivity
  • Heat capacity

CW: equilibrium Pulse: pulse to pulse stability

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SNS-specific power demands

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 Duty Normalized Electric Power at RT 4.2 K (450W /W ) 2.1 K (1200W /W )

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SNS Temperature optimization

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 Operating Temperature (K) Normalized Operating Cost Duty=1 % Duty=8 % Duty=5 % Duty=3 %

For SNS, operation at 4.2 K is overall more economical up to about ½ of the design beam power (if achieved by reducing repetition rate to 30 Hz) Ability to deliver beam at reduced power if 2K plant should be unavailable

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What application of pulsed RF can benefit from running above λ?

  • Relatively “small”, low frequency, pulsed

accelerators with reasonable cryogenic margin

  • Cost of sub-atmospheric plants vs. 4.2 K plants
  • Pulsed RF is not very efficient cryogenically
  • Field emission loading best handled at higher

temperatures

More details in Kim and Campisi, submitted to PRST AB

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FR104 – Recent developments in SRF cavity science and performance (G. Ciovati)

  • KEK tests of new-shape single cells

achieved Bc of Nb

10

8

109 1010 10

11

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Reentrant Single cell cavity @ 2K Low Loss Single cell cavity @ 2K ICHIRO Single cell cavity @ 2K

Qo Eacc[MV/m]

IS quench Eacc=51.44MV/m Qo=0.78e10 LL quench Eacc=47.34MV/m Qo=1.13e10 RE quench Eacc=52.31MV/m Qo=0.97e10

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1E+09 1E+10 1E+11 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Eacc (MV/m) Q0 Ningxia Heraeus CBMM T = 2 K

Eacc = 30-35 MV/m is routinely achieved in large-grain single-cell cavities treated by post-purification + BCP + 120 °C bake

  • P. Kneisel, EPAC’06, Edinburgh, June 2006, WEXPA01
  • Large grain Nb treated by BCP is a competitive option to

achieve ILC-type gradients

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RF test results at 2 K for TESLA shape large-grain single-cell cavities at DESY

1.E+09 1.E+10 1.E+11 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

Eacc (MV/m) Q0 1AC4 1AC3 T = 1.8 K

  • D. Reschke et al., this conference, TUP026

Treated by EP + 120 °C bake

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  • The procedures currently used to treat

multi-cell SRF cavities are not suitable for a mass-production of 20,000 cavities for ILC

Procedures need to be streamlined

R&D is in progress in:

  • high-pressure rinse
  • electron-beam welds
  • baking
  • electropolishing

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THP093 – Polyhedral cavity structure for linear colliders (P. McIntyre, N. Pogue, A. Sattarov)

  • Make cavity with polyhedral cross-section

rather then circular

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  • Segments made of bulk Nb on Cu
  • Claims:

– Rigid structure: no Lorentz detuning – Deflecting HOMs have azimuthal currents: can be damped through coupling slots between segments – Closed-circuit cooling channels for refrigeration – TM010 mode has NO azimuthal currents (23% lower Q than standard Nb cavity) – Direct access to the Nb for surface preparation

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